Hi friends!!!! I hope you’re having a great week so far!!!
Today, I am so excited to be joining a group of talented bloggers for a fun DIY ornament blog hop, hosted by Jen from Tatertots & Jello
I am sharing how I made these faux gold mercury glass ornaments
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I have seen so many different ways to create a faux mercury glass look, this is the method that I used and love how the ornaments turned out
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DIY Faux Mercury Glass Ornaments
What you’ll need
• Clear glass or plastic ornaments
• Gold or silver spray paint
• White vinegar
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I started by taking the tops off each ornament. I then placed each ornament on a skewer stick that I placed in some styrofoam so I could paint them easily. I painted the tops separately from the ornaments.
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Start with a coat of gold or silver spray paint. I decided to go with gold paint to match my decor. Silver is so classic and also so beautiful!!
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As soon as you are done spray painting the ornaments, while the paint is still wet, mist them with white vinegar
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After you have misted the ornaments with white vinegar, spray another coat of gold spray paint directly on top of the vinegar.
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After the paint was mostly dry, I picked up each ornament and rubbed it in a cloth, popping any little bubbles of vinegar that were left behind.
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If you look closely you’ll even see that the vinegar helped create spots aged green patina.
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Let’s hop over to the other blogs to see all the beautiful ornaments they have made
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She Gave It A Go | The Ultimate Garland Hanging Hack: Try This Curtain Rod Trick
Paint Me Pink | DIY Santa Ornaments
My Sweet Savannah | DIY Paper Christmas Trees
The Handmade Home | DIY Paw Print Ornaments
Le Cultivateur | DIY Mercury Glass Ornaments
Today’s Creative Blog | DIY Anise Ornaments
The Happy Housie | Easy Christmas Ideas
Cuckoo For Design | DIY Mexican Ornaments
Craftberry Bush | DIY Vintage Bell Ornaments
Midwest Life And Style | Holiday Traditions: How To Make Easy Dried Orange Ornaments For Christmas
Eleanor Rose Home | How to Make Rustic DIY Farmhouse Christmas Ornaments
Lolly Jane | Faux Mercury Glass Ornaments
DIY Beautify | Vintage Inspired Embossed Tile Trees
Zevy Joy | DIY Dollar Store Christmas Ornament – Snowy Scene
Tatertots and Jello | DIY Faux Gingerbread Cookie Ornaments
Thank you so much for stopping by today!! Wishing you all a wonderful day!
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