I've wanted a Flocked tree for years but can never bring myself to spend the hundreds of dollars they usually are. Especially when my current artificial tree is fine. I came across this post and decided to try it for myself.
Here is the before of my tree:
Here is the After:
I'm pretty happy with it :) Didn't really take long either. Yay for fake snow ;)
Wednesday 4 December 2013
Sunday 1 December 2013
DIY Coffee Filter Wreath
I wanted a cute new wreath to hang on my kitchen window. But I didn't really want to spend a lot. I've been seeing tons of coffee filter wreaths on pinterest so I thought I'd give it a go since I pretty much had everything. Here she is!
This is what you need:
Foam wreath ( I used a pool noodle and just taped it together)
Fabric to cover wreath ( I used an old sheet)
Coffee filters (150-200)
Hot Glue Gun with lots of glue sticks
Paint colour of your choice
Glitter
Foam brush for paint
That's it!
I pretty much had all of this so My wreath was under $3!!
1. Glue fabric to your foam wreath. If you skip this, the hot glue melts the foam and won't stick to your wreath.
2. Scrunch up the filter. I usually loosely folded it into quarters.
3. Glue Filter to wreath.
4. After they're all on your wreath, water down your paint a bit. Then dip your foam brush in the paint.
Paint your wreath by soaking the tips of the filters.
5. Immediately sprinkle the glitter on the wet paint.
That's it! It's a bit time consuming but I love mine!
This is what you need:
Foam wreath ( I used a pool noodle and just taped it together)
Fabric to cover wreath ( I used an old sheet)
Coffee filters (150-200)
Hot Glue Gun with lots of glue sticks
Paint colour of your choice
Glitter
Foam brush for paint
That's it!
I pretty much had all of this so My wreath was under $3!!
1. Glue fabric to your foam wreath. If you skip this, the hot glue melts the foam and won't stick to your wreath.
2. Scrunch up the filter. I usually loosely folded it into quarters.
3. Glue Filter to wreath.
4. After they're all on your wreath, water down your paint a bit. Then dip your foam brush in the paint.
Paint your wreath by soaking the tips of the filters.
5. Immediately sprinkle the glitter on the wet paint.
That's it! It's a bit time consuming but I love mine!
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