Wednesday, April 6, 2011

I {heart} Spray Paint

It always amazes me how easy it is to change the look of most anything with a little spray paint!




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36 comments:

  1. Ooh look at that! That pink is perfect and with those ribbons, it's so sweet and Springy! :)

    -Annie @ {PP}

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  2. Spray paint is the bees knees...seriously whats not to love! Looks beautiful! :) BTW - what type of camera do you have? Takes FAB pictures and I am shopping around for my 1st DSLR, canon T1I is what I am looking at but soo $$ dont want to make a mistake!

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  3. That is so pretty! Ballet slipper pink is my favorite pink spray paint color.

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  4. I myself am addicted to spray paint.For Christmas my husband gave me a box FULL of all the colors of spray paint you can imagine!

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  5. Wow the new paint came out so smoothly. You're a genius with spray paint!

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  6. When I look on American blogs you seem to have a much wider choice of diy materials than we do here in Ireland. I would need to take a shopping trip to the US to specifically buy craft supplies! I don't think my husband wouls agree somehow

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  7. So darling, I would love to look at that each day on my desk. :)

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  8. Very pretty! I have to admit I'm a little intimidated by spray paint, any tips on applying an even coat without drips?

    Have a wonderful day!
    Jodie

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  9. That looks great! I'm impressed with how smooth the coat of paint looks. I think I'm gonna have to run out and grab a few cans myself. This was great inpsiration. Thank you!

    letsgetdomestic.blogspot.com

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  10. Me too --- spray paint does wonders to transform things!

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  11. It is truly amazing how paint and color can change an object so intensely! The "shell pink" is so delicate and soft on the suface of the pitcher......love it! And your special little touch of adding the old lace and rickrack is precious!! Thanks for your visit and comments!

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  12. That pitcher turned out beautiful! Loving the pink.

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  13. I totally agree! And that shade of pink is one of my favorites! :-)
    Got several cans in my cabinet right now ...
    Stopping by from Just a Girl!
    ~Happy new follower,
    Bec

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  14. I love it! I can't wait until it gets a bit warmer...I have a pile of things waiting for the can!

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  15. Yep - spray paint is a staple here too. Love your beautiful vase and your blog! I'm your newest follower.
    Stop by for a visit sometime.
    xoxo,
    Kim

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  16. I love pink and have that same paint. I paint everything white or pink. Sometimes I tell my husband aka Pink Boy I will spray paint him.
    Marie Arden Pink Living

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  17. Oh my goodness...what a transformation! Well done, you!
    Ruth

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  18. Pink perfection! Love spray paint but never used the clear glaze. I see a cramped spray paint trigger finger in my future.

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  19. I would never have thought of spray painting china...it lokks fantastic and a lovely shade of pink
    Happy Pink Saturday,
    Michelle

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  20. That is BEAUTIFUL! I am a spray paint "junkie" as well but that is really lovely! I'm a new follower and will be back to spend more time soon.
    Hugs,
    Annette

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  21. Wow! You did that with spray paint? It looks fabulous! I can't get over it. Great job and great tip. Thanks!

    Happy Pink Saturday to you...

    XO,

    Sheila :-)

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  22. I love the clear glaze finish. I spray paint alot but have never used the glaze. I'm going try it. Thanks for sharing.

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  23. I've seen that color of Krylon and I've been thinking about what I can spray it on! Your pitcher came out beautiful. Have a wonderful weekend. Terri

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  24. Oh great!!!! One more thing added to my list of supplies:-) I will tell the hubster that you made me do it. LOL. I would have never thought of using spray paint like that. That is awesome!!!!

    Happy Pink Saturday
    Warm Regards, CindyLew

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  25. So pretty! I've always wanted to use that color. It is perfect for a pitcher.

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  26. I may try using some spray paint after seeing what a great job you did. That sounds easier than with a brush. You post is very pretty pinks.

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  27. Emily! This is fabulous! I'm going to give it a try!

    Happy April PS ~
    TTFN ~
    Marydon

    FUN GIVEAWAY ends 4/10

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  28. OMG! I love it! I must take a page out of your book and buy lots of pink spray paint...I am a new follower in the hopes of getting lots more hints like that one...Pinkim from http://trulysimplypink.blogspot.com/

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  29. That turned out SO pretty! I ADORE spray paint too!

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  30. So perfect. I wouldn't believe it, if you hadn't shown how it works so well.

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  31. Happy Pink Saturday, Emily. I am so glad you joined us today, and I hope you will continue. We all need a little pink in our lives, and it is amazing how many place you can find it.

    This pitcher looks so pretty. It has quite an interesting design pattern. Thank you for always sharing your wonderful ideas. You are amazing!

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  32. Everyone goes white and I LUV that you went pink! Nice job with the embellshments too.

    Jill @ JunkyVagabond

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  33. Very pretty. Love the soft pink of the pitcher. But I have to ask...was that a Longaberger pitcher you painted? Because I have a cream one the same pattern.As well as a buttery gold one and a americana one.

    Just found your site today and have been spending time going through old post. You have some wonderful transformations.

    I've enjoyed my visit immensely.
    Hugs,
    Cindy

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Thank you so very much for your sweet comment!!!