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Glowing Glass Globe Ghost
It almost ended up in the trash at my friends garage sale.
But I grabbed this old, glass light globe, along with way too many other things.
I brought it home and gave it a quick one coat of white paint.
I was thrilled to see it fit perfectly on top of a candle jar. (This is the back)
When you click on the bold Amazon affiliate links you will be taken to the products I use for this project. If you order it does not change the price or service at all. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
I gave the globe a simple face in seconds using a Sharpie paint stick. (affiliate link)
Then I lit the candle and turned out the light for some spooky fun.
A quick and easy project that cost nothing and looks adorable for Halloween!
But I grabbed this old, glass light globe, along with way too many other things.
I brought it home and gave it a quick one coat of white paint.
I was thrilled to see it fit perfectly on top of a candle jar. (This is the back)
When you click on the bold Amazon affiliate links you will be taken to the products I use for this project. If you order it does not change the price or service at all. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
I gave the globe a simple face in seconds using a Sharpie paint stick. (affiliate link)
Then I lit the candle and turned out the light for some spooky fun.
A quick and easy project that cost nothing and looks adorable for Halloween!
Rustic Distressed DIY Driftwood Ornaments
Christmas is 12 short weeks away...
Now that I have your attention, I'm reposting a very popular ornament post from a few years ago.
My first thought was to find vinyl Christmas words online to use for my project.
But in the end I decided to hand paint them.
I used scraps of driftwood I found on the beach. I just love hunting for driftwood scraps on the beach.
I gave them a quick coat of white spray paint then hand painted Christmas words with a Sharpie oil-based paint marker.
I gave them a quick sanding for a distressed, rustic look.
I drilled holes in the corners of each block and wrapped waxed twine around the ends and through the holes of each block.
I finished some off with a flannel ribbon and a DIY rusty mini clothespin.
Now that I have your attention, I'm reposting a very popular ornament post from a few years ago.
My first thought was to find vinyl Christmas words online to use for my project.
But in the end I decided to hand paint them.
I used scraps of driftwood I found on the beach. I just love hunting for driftwood scraps on the beach.
I gave them a quick coat of white spray paint then hand painted Christmas words with a Sharpie oil-based paint marker.
I gave them a quick sanding for a distressed, rustic look.
I drilled holes in the corners of each block and wrapped waxed twine around the ends and through the holes of each block.
I finished some off with a flannel ribbon and a DIY rusty mini clothespin.