How to Easily Update an Old Pitcher
With just a little white Krylon spray paint and a little distressing along the rims.
I stamped on a number using Stayzon ink (affiliate link) and you get a quick and easy beautiful update!
Happy Crafting!
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This is great, Susan! I love the number and the simpler look from what it was!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a little white paint! Simple, chic!
ReplyDeleteWow that is a great redo! It turned out so farmhouse chic.
ReplyDeleteLooks great...I finally got some of that ink, on your recommendation. Guess I'd better give it a try :) Chat soon, Laurel
ReplyDeleteLOVE that!!!
ReplyDeleteSusan, it's gorgeous! I have never tried Stayz on ink, I'll have to look for it. It really turned out pretty, and I love that you didn't just spray it. the distressing and number added so much, tami
ReplyDeleteLove it. It looks fabulous and I love the #2. Hugs Marty
ReplyDeleteWow! What a wonderful idea. I have a few pitchers laying around in the basement. I hung onto them figuring I would come up with an idea someday! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSusan, Love those stamp pads. Rushed out and got one when you first posted about it. Have made some cute postcard pillows with it. Will show them later in the week. Love the pitcher. Great transformation. Love things with numbers on them. Not surprissed it has sold already.
ReplyDeleteAhhh... so pretty!!!! I'm a sucker for anything with numbers on it lately :D Great transformation!
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I'm so jealous that you have an eye for that. I would have walked right by that hideous pitcher. But you made it so lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo much cuter!! Great project
ReplyDeleteVery nice Susan! I love it!
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Wow! That turned out fantastic! I never would have thought to spray paint that. :)
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I love what a little spray paint, a stamp, and a few minutes can do. Thanks for linking to Home Decor and Organizing Link Party. I'll be featuring this.
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Awesome, I love what paint can do!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. The magic of paint!
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At first I didn't think the pitcher was too bad...until I saw what you did. Much better! It's great.
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! I knew I should have snagged the one that was at my local GW for weeks! Never thought to paint it. DUH! Of course, now it's G-O-N-E.
ReplyDeleteKeepin' my eyes out for another. :-)
Love it! It reminds me of living in the country. I wanted to let you know I am featuring this over at Blissful and Domestic today. Stop by and grab a button.
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yeah...it only looks....i don't know....about A BILLION times better!!!!!!! great job! :)
ReplyDeleteThe number stencil makes it look so much better. I love this quick and easy transformation.
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I always LOVE your work!! I wish I would have had this for my number party last week! :) Thanks for linking up at the Sassy Sites Free For All party! When you get a chance, come back by and see what we've done for the American Crafter's competition... and maybe vote for us too! *wink*
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Marni @ Sassy Sites!
That looks brilliant! What are those white flowers? So beautiful?
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it, love it! I hope to hit Goodwill next week and now I know what to look for. Plus it doesn't hurt that 2 is my favorite number!
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Very simple & pretty spray paint makeover! (spray-over?) What would we do without spray paint? Following from SBLC's thrifty thurs!
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LOVE it! Super re-do. Catching you this week,
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