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Spooky Chic Planters Halloween Craft Idea
Get into the spirit of the season with wickedly fun décor that’s as glam as it is ghostly. This simple Halloween craft idea from Norx in the Know uses budget-friendly materials to DIY a spooky set of planters for your potted plants. Add a finishing touch with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint for a scarily chic display you can update with seasonal accents for year-round use. What you need: - COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint – Head in the Clouds shown here - Foam rings – enough for desired size planters - Glass bowl – to fit inside foam rings - Glue gun + glue sticks - Disposable plastic surface cover - Texture spray - Large vases to serve as planter bases - Spiders, flowers or other Halloween accentsHalloween planter supplies For this Halloween craft idea, first decide where you want to create your display so you know what size of planters you’ll need to fit the space. That will help you determine how many foam rings to use, and the size of the vase for your planter base. Apply glue to foam base To attach the rings together, apply a line of glue around the top of one ring. (If you don’t have a hot glue gun, you can use any strong industrial glue that works on foam.) Press foam ring on top of glue Press another foam ring on top of the base ring. Tip from Norx in the Know: there is a seam line on each ring, so make sure to align the seams as you stack each ring on top of the other for a cohesive look. Continue gluing and stacking to desired size Place the glass bowl in the center of the foam rings, then continue applying glue and stacking rings until you’ve created the planter containers to your desired size. Once the glue is dry, it’s time to start painting this fun Halloween craft idea! Spray texture onto foam rings Working in a well-ventilated area, spray texture to your liking on each planter, working your way around all sides. Spray COLORSHOT onto rings Next spray several light coats of spray paint onto the planters and the base pieces, letting dry between coats. Glue foam rings to base After the spray paint dries, glue the base pieces to the base of the glass bowls sitting inside the planters. Let dry. Place potted plant inside planter Don’t forget to insert plants into your new planters! Embellish planters with Halloween items Complete this cool Halloween craft idea by attaching spooky spiders, flowers or other themed decorations to each planter. (If you plan on switching out the decorations per season, use a temporary glue instead of a permanent one.) Easy planter Halloween craft idea Such a wickedly easy Halloween craft idea, right?! How are you decorating with COLORSHOT this season? Make sure to tag us on social @mycolorshot and share with us!
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Tie-Dye Shorts 3 Ways
 Published Date: May 29, 2018 Summer time means two things; shorts and tie-dye! In case you didn’t know, tie-dye isn’t just for shirts. You can dye pretty much anything! So since the weather is getting warmer, why not add some color to your favorite pair of shorts? Here are 3 ways you can use Tulip One-Step Tie-Dye to give your shorts a fun spin. Supplies needed -Tulip Tie-Dye Party Kit Instructions This first one is super simple! All you do is take your dye, and apply it in a stripe pattern on your shorts. The colors will blend a little, but that’s okay! Now you have an awesome rainbow on a summer day. Check out how Crafty Chica created hers! You’ve heard of ombre hair, ombre nails, but guess what; the ombre technique has made its way to tie-dye and it’s pretty awesome! If your shorts aren’t already white, or a lighter wash finish, then we suggest bleaching them for best results. Then add the dye to the bottom of your shorts and use a brush to brush the dye up towards the top. The color should fade as you brush up, giving the ombre effect (You could totally start at the top and work your way down too). Pearmama created some awesome ombre shorts here. The last technique that would be awesome to try with your shorts is the dip dye technique. Simply put your dye powder in the tub and just add water. Here, two colors are used but you could just use one if you like. Take your shorts and dip! That’s it! Look at how awesome this patriotic pattern came out! There are many other ways you can dye your shorts, but these are the most fun! And that’s what summer time is all about right? Don’t forget to be creative and colorful!
