Funky Junk Interiors
Hi, I’m Donna, from BC, Canada.
My passion is creating unique home decorating from repurposed finds. Let’s junk!
Dec 16
2020
Easy-to-customize painted Christmas ornaments by pouring paint!
Can’t find that perfect ornament color? Here’s how to create your own easy custom painted Christmas ornaments with an easy pouring technique!
My Christmas tree is finally up! But not quite done… so that’s still to come.
As I started to unpack the Christmas ornaments I already had, something was missing…
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The Christmas tree I put up this year is the white flocked tree (on Amazon HERE) I picked up last year from Hobby Lobby. It’s a beauty!
However this year, I desired Christmas decorations that infused black with sage green. Neither color ornament I had on hand of course!
After doing a little searching locally, I came up empty handed. Neither black nor sage green ornaments were available. So I reasoned, why not paint my own DIY Christmas ornaments instead?
I had been recently inspired by Tess’ own hand painted ornaments in the Facebook group Paint It Beautiful HERE. She was copying a West Elm look and hers turned out so pretty! So I needed in!
So after a run to Michael’s craft store in another nearby town, I picked up two diy ornament kits… a set of 4 plastic larger ornaments, as well as a package of 6 glass ornaments.
I was actually pleasantly surprised how thick the glass was! These are not fragile ornaments!
So once home, it was time to get to work to see if I could manage to paint Christmas ornaments in my chosen custom colors for this Christmas season.
And I’m happy to report, they turned out adorable! I’ll definitely be doing it again!
Here’s the instructions on how I did it:
And be sure to watch the short video below this post to see the process in action!
DIY Marbled Ornaments with Acrylic Paint
It is almost time to decorate the Christmas Tree! We plan to get out our trees out Friday. I know some of you may have already decorated the tree and that is great! If so, you’ll be ready to make these super easy DIY Marbled Ornaments using Acrylic Paint.
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Deco Art Acrylic Paint
Today I am partnering with one of our sponsors Deco Art! We love working with acrylic paint. So you can imagine how excited we were to receive these paints from Deco Art. Can you guess which one was our favorite? The Galaxy Glitter of course!
I knew these paints would be perfect for us to try DIY Marbled Ornaments. The Galaxy Glitter and Extreme Sheen Gold really put this project over the top.
Dollar Tree Ornaments
For this ornament craft I used plastic globe ornaments from Dollar Tree. I bought the small and large sizes. They both work great for this project.
If working with younger children, I suggest using the smaller globes. Those come in a two pack for only $1! The smaller globes work better for their little hands.
Also, there is not as much space to cover with the paint. My little one got a bit frustrated during the process since she insisted on doing one of the big ornaments first.
This ornament craft is super simple! The hardest part is choosing which paint colors to start with. Once you have that nailed down, start by squirting one of the colors into the bottom of the globe ornament.
I recommend using two to three different colors. When squirting in the next color, turn the ornament a little so the paint is in a different location inside the globe. Repeat the process for the next color.
Once the paint is inside the globe, hold your finger over the opening and start shaking. The paint will start covering the entire inside of the globe ornament.
Once the ornament is filled with paint, place it upside down in a plastic cup or other container. The excess paint will drain out and allow the paint to dry inside the globe.
It will take a day or two for the paint to dry. Then put the top back onto the ornament. The small ornaments have a hanger attached to the top. I used a pretty snowfake ribbon to create a hanger for the larger ones.
See how sparkly the Galaxy Glitter paint made these ornaments! I can’t wait to do more crafts with this paint.
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