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DIY Snowman Shirt with Fabric Spray Dye and Puff Paint
Creating a cute snowman shirt with spray dye and Puff Paint facial features is a fun, easy project that will leave you with a unique piece perfect for the chilly season.
DIY Checkered Throw Blanket with Fabric Spray Paint
Looking for a fun project that’s equal parts cozy and colorful? You’ll want to try this simple DIY! Learn how to create a custom checkered throw blanket with the Tulip ColorShot Fabric Spray Paint Festival 5 Pack.
Rainbow Color Block Table Runner with Fabric Spray Paint
When you want to add tons of color to your home décor, turn to Tulip! This DIY table runner is the perfect accent piece for anyone who loves to decorate with a rainbow of vibrant colors. Check out this tutorial from Mister Larrie and learn how to make your own rainbow color block table runner with Tulip Fabric Spray Paints and Soft Brush-On Fabric Paints! What you need: Tulip ColorShot Festival Fabric Spray Paints Tulip Soft Brush-On Fabric Paints White cotton fabric Protective surface cover Scissors Paintbrush Sewing machine Decorative trim (optional) Start this DIY table runner project by cutting your white cotton fabric into evenly sized squares. Place the fabric squares onto a protected work surface in a well-ventilated area and begin color blocking your fabric. Shake the can well and spray in smooth, even strokes. Apply one light coat at a time, waiting 5 minutes between coats, until desired coverage and color intensity is achieved. Repeat this process with all of your fabric squares for some bold color blocking! Once you’ve applied the base color, lightly spray on a second color at the bottom edge to create a smooth ombre gradient. Have fun creating lots of rainbow color combinations! Use your Brush-On Fabric Paints to add abstract patterns and accents to your color blocked fabric. Try mixing the paints to create new unique colors! Use sharp scissors to cut your color blocked fabrics into strips. Arrange the strips into a pattern of how you’d like your DIY table runner to turn out. Use a sewing machine to stitch together your color blocked fabric. Add some decorative trim to the ends of your DIY table runner, then it’s ready to display! How are you color blocking with Tulip products? We want to see your take on this DIY table runner! Show us your colorful creations and tag us on social media @TulipColorCrafts!
Matching Butterfly Garden Aprons with Fabric Spray Paint
If you’re like us, you’ll find any excuse to go outside now that the weather’s getting warmer. This matching butterfly garden apron tutorial from Oh Yay Studio is perfect for welcoming the spring season in style! All you’ll need are some plain aprons and a few cans of Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray! Get ready to breathe in that fresh spring air, soak up the sun, and get your hands dirty! What you need: Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Spray Tulip Puff Paint or Fabric Markers (optional) Butterfly and Fern stencils New or used set of aprons Acetate sheets, paper or cardboard Craft knife or cutting machine Permanent marker Iron Painter’s tape (optional) Cut out the stencils that you will use on your butterfly garden aprons. To use the PDF templates, simply print the templates on your home printer. Then lay the printed paper template under a sheet of acetate and trace with a permanent marker. Carefully cut out the templates on your plastic with a craft knife. Iron your garden aprons and prep your surface. Be sure that you are working in a well-ventilated area when using the Fabric Spray. Use extra cardboard to protect your apron from overspray. Begin using your stencils by laying down your background template (or simple outline) first. Shake the can of Fabric Spray well for at least 1 minute. Hold can 6-8" from fabric and spray with smooth, even strokes, and shake often during use. Allow to dry for about 5 minutes in between coats. Next, spray the 2nd template (the details) over the top of the background. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different color combinations! Continue creating butterflies and ferns until you’re happy with the overall composition of your garden apron. Once you’re happy with how your customized butterfly garden apron looks, allow it to dry completely for at least 30 minutes. While it’s drying, you can repeat steps 2 and 3 on a second apron. Now you’re ready to garden in style with Tulip! Will you be making your own customized garden apron to get ready for spring? Show us your creations and tag us on social @TulipColorCrafts!
Y2K-Inspired Holographic Painted Pillow
If you’re a child of the 90s, chances are holographic designs have a special place in your heart. This Y2K-inspired holographic pillow is the DIY project you’ve been looking for to cure your nostalgia! Grab an old pillow that you have lying around or pick one up from the thrift store along with some Tulip ColorShot Fabric Paint and get ready to make a plush pillow that’s totally rad. The shimmering metallic shades don’t only look awesome, but the paint What you need: - Tulip Colorshot Fabric Spray Paint – Silver (Gold works too) - Tulip Fabric Paint - Old or thrifted pillow (preferably white or ivory slip cover) - A pencil - Paintbrushes - Iron (optional) Before starting on this project, wash and dry your pillowcase. Iron out any wrinkles if needed to make sure the surface is flat. Spray a light coat of Tulip Colorshot Fabric Spray Paint onto the fabric. Do this by shaking the can for at least a minute, then hold the can 6 to 8 inches away from the fabric and spray with smooth, even strokes. This will add a bit of glitter to show through the painted portion of your pillowcase. Once dry, use a pencil to sketch out organic shapes in a flowy pattern. Draw out the shapes and areas of each color, parallel to each other like a topographical map. If you’d like, you can find examples of holographic images online as reference. Use a piece of cardboard between your pillowcase layers to stop the paint from bleeding through. Use Tulip Fabric Paint to paint one section of your drawn lines. Before it dries, begin adding the next color to blend them into each other. Keep moving through your colors, blending as you go, until your entire pillow is covered. Note: You may want to do 2 variations of each color, using the color straight from the bottle and then mixing it with white. A little more variety of color will add more dimensions to your holographic look! Let dry completely. Finish your pillow by adding a few more coats of Tulip Colorshot Fabric Spray Paint, letting dry for 5 minutes between coats. Add as many layers as you like to make it as glittery as your heart desires.
Fabulous Furniture Makeover with Tulip
Looking for an easier alternative for projects that need a little reupholstery? Try Tulip ColorShot Interior Upholstery Spray! Learn how to give old furniture a fresh new look with this tutorial from Ashley Lowe. With a wide variety of colors to choose from, it’s easy to customize your home décor with Tulip! What you need: - Tulip ColorShot Interior Upholstery Spray - Vacuum - Drop Cloth - Painter’s tape - Garbage bags - Scissors Before you get started on your project, vacuum the furniture you’ll be using. A bristle and crevice attachment work great for thorough cleaning! Lay a drop cloth onto a well-ventilated area, such as your driveway or back yard, and place your furniture on top. If your furniture has material that you don’t want painted, such as the wooden arms and legs of a chair, use painter’s tape around the edges of where the fabric and wood meet. Cut strips of garbage bags to the appropriate size and wrap the bulkier parts of the legs and arms of your furniture. Secure with more painter’s tape as needed. This will prevent overspray on the areas that you don’t want painted! Now for the easiest part: paint! Shake the can of Tulip ColorShot Interior Upholstery Spray for at least a minute, hold the can 6 to 8 inches away from the fabric, and spray with smooth, even strokes. Apply one coat at a time, waiting 5 minutes to dry between coats. Add additional coats to achieve desired color and intensity. Allow your painted furniture to dry completely for at least 72 hours, then carefully remove the painter’s tape and garbage bags. Your furniture makeover is now complete! Bring your refurbished piece inside and decorate with matching throw pillows to make it extra comfy! Are you upcycling your thrifted furniture finds with Tulip? Show us your creations on social @TulipColorCrafts!
How to Paint Clothing the Easy Way
Is everyone else feeling those fall vibes as much as we are? We are so ready for cooler weather, cozy clothing, and you know it – pumpkin spice everything! Send summer off with fabulous fall fashion you can make on a budget (Christmas is just around the corner, after all). Norx in the Know will show you how to paint clothing in the easiest way using Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color and freezer paper. You can use this technique for shirts, jeans, jackets and more this fall! What you need: - Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color - T-shirt or other clothing - Freezer paper - Craft knife - Iron Our first tip on how to paint clothing is a pretty important one: make sure your clothing has been washed without fabric softener, especially if it’s brand new. New fabrics are coated in a chemical called “sizing” to help avoid wrinkles and stains, and it can prevent the paint from properly bonding with the fabric. Same with fabric softener. You’ll also want to use a paint made specially for fabric, like Tulip ColorShot Fabric Spray Paints, or any other Tulip Fabric Paints. They’re all flexible drying and can be machine washed! If you’re wondering how to paint clothing with your very own designs, we promise it’s easy! If you don’t have a cutting machine, you can still make it happen with freezer paper. Draw or trace your design onto the non-shiny side of the freezer paper, then cut it out with a craft knife to create a stencil. Iron the stencil shiny side down onto your clothing; the wax will melt and create a temporary hold on the fabric. If you’re using only one color, you can get straight to spray painting. If you’re using multiple colors like Norx in the Know, tape over the stencil openings that will be different colors than the color you are applying, and repeat the process with each color. Remember to spray light, even coats of ColorShot instead of one heavy coat. You can also use Tulip Brush-On Paints or even Fabric Markers if you don’t want to use fabric spray paint. Once you’re happy with your coverage, peel off the freezer paper stencil and let your design dry completely. Once it’s dry, it’s ready to wear! Now that you know how to paint clothing in the easiest way with Tulip Color Products, you’ll be able to be creative, make cool stuff and stick to your budget. What will you be DIYing – and wearing – this fall? Tag us on social @tulipcolorcrafts and let us know! Happy fall y’all!
DIY Monogram Doormat
Welcome friends and family home with a doormat that makes a statement in just your style! This DIY monogram doormat from Mikyla Creates is totally easy to make with Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color and monogram stencils. Learn how easy it is to make your own perfectly personalized doormat in the following tutorial! What you need: - Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color – color of choice - Monogram stencils - Plain doormat - Painter’s tape - Measuring tape - Marker - String - Plastic garbage bags or heavy paper Before getting started, make sure you’re working in a well-ventilated area. Brush off your doormat to remove any loose fibers or dust. Place your chosen monogram letter stencil in the center of your doormat and tape in place. If you want an exact center placement, you can measure just to be sure! To create the rainbow designs on the sides of your doormat, first measure the sides of your mat and use your marker to make a mark at the exact center. Cut a piece of string long enough to extend from the side edge of the mat to the top of where you’d like your first arc to be. (About a few inches away from your monogram stencil.) Tie the string to your marker, and holding the other end at the center-marked point on the side, pull the marker/string taught and create a half circle with your marker, keeping the string pulled tight the entire time. This will help you create the perfect half circle! Tape along the edge of the arc, tearing the pieces of tape into smaller strips to help keep the arc shape if needed. Repeat the above steps to create and tape off two additional concentric arcs, each about 2 inches below the one above it. Repeat creating the rainbow design on the opposite side of the mat. Cover any exposed areas you do not want painted with plastic trash bags or heavy paper. Prep your ColorShot Spray Paint according to instructions, then spray several light coats over your designs, letting dry in between coats. Once you are happy with your color coverage, peel off the tape, stencil and protective layers. Let dry completely before using. This DIY monogram doormat is ready to welcome guests in style! How will you personalize your own doormat with ColorShot? Tag us on social using @tulipcolorcrafts and let us know!
5 Ways to Trick Your Kicks with Tulip Color Products
Is there anyone out there who doesn't care about shoes? We don't know about you, but we'll take a cool pair of kicks any day of the week. Aside from the fact that we actually need to wear them, shoes are such a great way to accessorize and make an outfit pop or pull an entire look together. Most of us buy our shoes at various stores around town or shop online, and that's easy and usually fun, but isn't it even more fun to wear shoes that are totally personal and no one else has? Shoes that show off your personality and your creativity? We thought so. That's why we put together this roundup of shoe DIYs made with Tulip color products to help get you inspired to start thinking outside of the shoebox! What you need: - White canvas shoes in desired style - Desired Tulip color products What's the coolest way to step out on the scene this summer (or really, any day of the year, not just in sweltering heat)? Ice tie dye! Seriously one of the easiest ways to tie dye, all you need is ice, Tulip One-Step Tie Dye in your favorite colors, and a pair of canvas shoes. Get the tutorial here, then let the ice do the work while you kick up your feet and wait for a colorful new set of kicks you can wear with anything. Looking to put some extra magic in your stride? A set of Unicorn Ombre Tie-Dye Shoes should help with that! Get everything you need to customize a set of kicks with some fairytale flair in the new Tulip Unicorn One-Step Tie-Dye Kit - COMING SOON. Crystals, tie dye and transfers make it so easy to add a little sunshine and rainbows to your wardrobe. Everything's rosy when you have a fabulous pair of shoes! Let your creativity bloom everywhere you go with Tulip Soft Fabric Paints in colors of your choice. Get inspired to create your own beautiful blossoms on a simple set of kicks with this easy tutorial from Crafterward. What do you get when you combine One-Step Tie Dye, shaving cream and shoes? Um, an awesome set of kicks that no one else will ever have! What we love about this marbling tie-dye technique is the totally unique results you get - every time. (Plus it's super easy, so yay for that.) Check out the tutorial and try a new way to get into the spirit of tie dye! Nothing says happiness like sprinkles - sprinkles on donuts, sprinkles on cake, sprinkles on ice cream, and now sprinkles on shoes. Sprinkles make everything better. That's why these Ice Cream Sprinkles Shoes have us feeling like this might be the only pair of shoes we ever really need again. Check out the post and consider sprinkling some extra color into your life with a tricked out set of kicks!
Wellness Focus: Custom Sleeping Mask
Catching some major Zs each night is crucial to our health and wellness, but it isn't always easy. Lights and sounds from nearby TVs, family or friends talking in the other room, pets, traffic outside ... you get what we mean. Sometimes it's just not easy to fall asleep - or focus on our meditation practice - with everything else going on around us! Increase your chances of getting a more restful night's sleep or a deeper meditation for improved wellness with a sleeping mask customized with Tulip® ColorShot Instant Fabric Color. Crafterward shows you how easy it is to create your own special sleep or meditation goals wording on a sleeping mask to inspire you on your wellness and relaxation journey. And as an added bonus, this creative activity makes for a fantastic and useful art therapy project too! What you need: - Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color - Sleeping masks - Freezer paper - Cutting machine or craft knife & pencil to create your own stencil - Painter's tape - Scissors - Iron Using a cutting machine, cut out your desired stencil onto a piece of freezer paper (cut with the waxy side down so you can iron onto the mask). If you don’t have a cutting machine, you can trace a design onto freezer paper, then cut it out with a craft knife. Iron your stencil(s) waxy side down onto your sleeping mask. Use painter's tape to tape off all of the exposed areas of the eye mask to protect from overspray. Spray a light coat of ColorShot over the stencil openings and let dry. Repeat as necessary until you are happy with the coverage. Remove the tape and stencil and let dry completely. Now you're one step closer to achieving your wellness goals (in a super cute eye mask no less)! Put on your comfy clothes, cover those peepers and get ready to relax.
American Flag Dog Bandana
Fourth of July always calls for fireworks and fun celebrations with family and friends ... but don't forget to include your furry family members in on the festivities this year! They'll love showing off their own patriotic spirit in stars & stripes style with this pawsitively adorable DIY American Flag Dog Bandana made with Tulip® ColorShot Instant Fabric Color. It's so easy to DIY, you might just want to make one for everyone in the fam - furry and non-furry alike! What you need: - Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color - Red and Blue - White bandana - Freezer paper - Pencil - Craft knife or scissors - Iron - Disposable plastic table cover - Protective piece of plastic (like a garbage bag or section of tablecloth) - Star pattern (if needed) - Painter's tape Cover your work surface with a plastic table cover to protect from overspray. On a piece of freezer paper, either freehand draw or use a star pattern to trace desired number of stars onto unwaxed side of freezer paper. Use a craft knife or scissors to cut out stars. Fold bandana in half diagonally and press with a hot iron to create a crease along the fold. This will be a guideline for your design. Place strips of painter's tape about 1" apart on one side of the fold to mask off stripes. Place freezer paper stars waxy side down on the other half of bandana and use a hot iron to iron in place. This will create a temporary adhesion to the fabric to mask off star shapes from the fabric spray paint. Cover the striped section with a protective piece of plastic (a garbage bag will work, or a section of the tablecloth you are not using). Tape down the plastic along the fold. Spray several light coats of blue ColorShot over the exposed portion of the bandana, spraying directly over the star shapes as well. Note: It's better to spray several light coats versus one heavy coat for best results. Let dry and remove the freezer paper stars. Cover the star section of the bandana with protective plastic and tape down along the fold. Spray several light coats of red spray paint over the exposed fabric in the striped section. Let dry and remove the strips of tape. ColorShot dries flexible and can be washed after 72 hours, but your pet (or your fam) can wear the bandana once it's completely dry! Forget the fireworks ... your dog will definitely be the life of the party in his new patriotic pet bandana!
"Believe" Pennant Banner
Add a charming touch to your holiday décor with a simple statement and added color. Use “Believe” or create your own saying. Tulip® ColorShot makes it super easy and with vibrant results! For best results, please read all instructions before beginning project. Refer to photo for color and design placement. With the letter stencils create your desired phrase. Tape each letter onto the banner. Use tape to mask off anything you do not want paint. Spray each letter with ColorShot. Let dry and apply a second coat. Once dry remove the stencil and tape. What you need: Tulip ® ColorShot Instant Fabric Color™ Red Letter stencils Tape Burlap banner
DIY Personalized Family Welcome Mat
A great welcome mat is essential for a warm welcome into any home. Personalized welcome mats are even better! ColorShot makes it super easy to create a welcome mat all your own. What you need: -Tulip Outdoor ColorShot in desired colors -Blank doormat -Desired stencil or pattern First off, take your stencil/pattern, and place it on the mat to confirm exact placement. Then take the ColorShot color of your choice and begin spraying over the stencil. Here, we did two-tone ombre technique. But feel free to let those creative juices flow and use as many colors as you’d like. Or keep it simple with a single color. Once you’ve colored the mat to your liking, remove the stencil. Let the mat dry for 1 hour before putting it on display. Now you have a fun, colorful doormat, ready to welcome anyone who visits your home. We think the family name is totally fitting for a welcome mat, but if you have a simple quote or few favorite words you love, feel free to use those!
DIY Holiday Welcome Mat
We love outdoor holiday décor just as much as we love indoor holiday décor. And we know how important it is to leave a lasting first impression. How do you do that? With a great welcome mat of course! There’s nothing like a warm welcome full of holiday cheer. Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color is great for adding your favorite holiday colors to your outdoor décor. What you need: -Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color (color of your choice) -Blank outdoor welcome mat -Circle stencil for polka dots -“Merry” Stencil (or whichever word(s) you decide) Take the welcome mat and spray a 2-inch think border around the edges. Once that is dry, take your circle stencil and start to spray polka dots onto the mat. Be sure to cover the parts of the mat that you don’t want colored. Keep in mind that you don’t have to do polka dots. If you have painter’s tape, to help guide you, then you can spray on stripes. Still super cute! Once your design is dry, take the stencil of your word(s) of choice and place over the design. Spray your desired color over the stencil. Again, cover the parts of the mat that you don’t want colored. Let the whole mat dry for 24 hours before putting it out. Now that it’s dry, place it in front of your front door. Guests will be welcomed with all of the perfect holiday feels. ColorShot makes it easy give your outdoor décor a colorful look.
DIY Ultimate Glow Costume
You’re probably wondering how you’re going to stand out from the crowd this Halloween. Is your costume going to be scarier, is it going to be cuter, is it going to be more creative than everyone else? All of these questions are running through your head as you try to figure out how you are going to have an eye-catching costume. Then the light bulb in your mind turns on, well maybe off in this case, glow in the dark! That’s where we come in! Here are a few glow in the dark looks we came up with that you can wear as separate pieces, or all as one costume. Have fun! What you need: Here’s what you’ll need: Glow Skeleton Tank -Tulip Colorshot Instant FabricColor Glow Spray -Black Tank -Skeleton Stencil (cut out from iron-on paper) -Tape (to keep everything in place) -Iron Glow Stitch Leggings -Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint (Glow in the Dark!) -Black Leggings Glow Skeleton Shoes -Tulip Opaque Fabric Markers (white) -Tulip Soft Glow Paint -Small Paint Brush First we have the glow in the dark skeleton tank, which is sure to GRAB some attention. This tank is super easy to create with TulipColorshot Instant Fabric Color Glow Spray. Create your stencil, which totally doesn’t have to be skeleton hands; a skeleton rib cage would look pretty awesome and creepy too! Iron on and tape the stencil to the shirt so it stays in place. Then grab Tulip Colorshot Instant Fabric Color Glow Spray, get to spraying and boo! You’re done! Next are the glow stitch leggings. These will probably go down as the easiest Halloween costume you’ve ever made, honestly! This project will take you 5-10 minutes, but still look great! Lay your leggings down and then grab your Tulip Dimensional Fabric Paint and get to stitching! Just let dry and you’re ready for a night of fright! The final piece of this outfit is the glow skeleton heels! Get ready to strut because these look amazing once they are done! Start off by using a white Tulip Opaque Fabric Marker for the outline of the skeleton. Then fill in using Tulip Soft Glow Fabric Paint. At this point, you’re pretty much a dead girl walking, but you look amazing! Put all of these together for a glow look everyone will love! You can also add a store-bought tutu for some more flare! Just spray it with Tulip ColorShot Instant Fabric Color and you’re good to go!
Outdoor ColorShot DIY Pillows
I’ve been wanting to give my deck a fun update for summer, and these pillows are just perfect for a quick and colorful summer update. I love how vibrant the colors are with the Outdoor ColorShot, and how easy it is to get smooth coverage. What you need: Outdoor ColorShot Pillow Covers Pillow Forms Freezer paper Iron Drop cloth Create your design and transfer it to the freezer paper. Make sure that when you iron it to your pillow cover you will have the wax side down on the pillow. Cover your work area with your drop cloth. I recommend that you work outside if possible. The Outdoor ColorShot has a very strong smell. Make sure you follow the instructions on the package carefully. Test out your ColorShot on a paper or something so that you can see how it sprays. I found that it sprays out in a short horizontal line. Also paint in light thin layers. If you get too heavy handed with the paint your freezer paper will get too wet and it will lift from your pillow cover and you’ll have some bleeding outside of your design. The paint will dry quickly especially with thinner layers. Once you have the color you want and it’s dry to the touch you can peel off your freezer paper and see your design. The instructions recommend that you let it dry for a full 72 hours before washing.
Outdoor Colorshot DIY Basket
It’s always fun to have unique baskets to help contain clutter on your deck or patio, or just to fill with beautiful colorful flowers. I’m so excited with how easy it was to create a fun nautical design on this basket using Outdoor ColorShot. The basket took the color really well and it matches perfectly with the pillows I made using the Outdoor ColorShot too! What you need: Outdoor Colorshot Fabric Spray Paint Basket Tape (Duck tape holds best to the basket) Plastic bag Freezer paper Use duck tape to tape off the sections you want to paint. I taped off the bottom section first with duck tape then covered the rest with plastic bags to protect the rest of the basket from excess spray. Start in the center of the bottom of your basket, spray lightly, and try not to let the paint pool on your basket or tape. By starting on the bottom of your basket you can see how the ColorShot works on your basket since it will take the paint differently than fabric will. Paint light coats and let dry in between coats until you get the color you want. Let dry completely for at least 72 hours before using. I love how easy it is to get great color and coverage with the Outdoor ColorShot. It’s so easy to use, my deck never looked better!
Queen of Hearts ColorShot DIY Dress
Whoever said "wear your heart on your sleeve" had a pretty good idea ... we kicked it up a notch and went with a bunch of hearts ... on a dress! Whether you're looking for the perfect Valentine's Day outfit or a frock that makes you want to frolick, your search stops here! All you need is freezer paper and Tulip® ColorShot Instant Fabric Color to make a DIY dress everyone will heart. Supplies needed: - Tulip® ColorShot Instant Fabric Color - Red- White dress- Freezer paper- Pencil- Craft knife- Iron- Plastic tablecloth Creating a freezer paper stencil is as easy as drawing various hearts on a piece of freezer paper and cutting them out with a craft knife! Check out the graphic for a quick tutorial on the process, from start to finish. After ironing the stencil onto your dress, cover any exposed areas of the dress that you don't want any color on with additional freezer paper to protect from overspray. Spray one light coat of color over the stencil openings and let dry. Repeat with additional light coats until you are happy with the color. Let dry completely and then remove your stencil. Repeat the process on other parts of the dress if you feel like it! You can even accent any pleats or folds with color; just mask off that section of the dress before spraying, and iron any heart cutouts leftover from creating your stencils to create a reverse stencil effect! Look at you, stealing hearts in your stunning new dress!
Going Coastal Fabric Spray Tee
Stay cool in the crazy summer heat with clothing that's nautically nice! Stripes in shades of blue always remind us of beachy fun, even if we're nowhere near the sand and surf. Even better, you can make your own designer-looking threads for half the price in a few easy steps! Wash and dry a plain white T-shirt to remove the protective sizing from the fabric. (This is an important step because the sizing can block the fabric from absorbing the spray paint.) Then lay your shirt out flat on a covered work surface and add strips of painter's tape horizontally across the entire shirt. Place a piece of wax paper or freezer paper inside of shirt to prevent paint from soaking through to the backside. Spray a light, even coat of ColorShot across exposed fabric. Let dry for a few minutes and repeat with another light coat of color. Remove strips of tape and let shirt dry completely before wearing. Now you're ready to hit the town in cool coastal style!
Spooky Eyeball Wreath
Looking for a super spooky DIY that will have all the neighbors turning their head? Make this fun, spooky wreath that will greet your trick-or-treaters and add a little fright to your front door! What you need:– foam wreath form– Tulip Fabric Spray Paint (neon colors)– Aleene's Fast Grab Tacky Glue– Black satin ribbon (3 yards)– 60-120 ping pong balls based on your wreah form size– Googly eyes– Paper towels– Surface cover or tablecloth (to prevent mess)– Elbow grease (haha) Wrap the satin ribbon around the wreath form slightly overlapping the ribbon as you go. Secure with Aleene's Fast Grab Glue. Lay down paper towels and spray your ping pong balls with the fabric spray paint. We sprayed ours with varying colors of orange, pink, and green! Once dry, apply googly eyes to top with the Fast Grab Glue. Add glue to back of ping pong ball and position on wreath. Add ping pong balls to the tops and sides, randomly mixing your colored balls. The more ping pong balls you glue, the more impactful and abundant your wreath will be! We love how this wreath turned out! Here's a condensed version of our project for you to pin or share on your favorite social media sites!Happy Halloween. Wha ha ha!!!!
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