Make Your Own Milk Glass with Spray Paint

Hi, friends!  Thank you for the love regarding my spring mantel.  I hope you had a chance to make your way through all the pretty spring mantels my blogging friends put together.  So many amazing ideas.  Many of you commented on my faux milk glass vases and I promised a tutorial on them, so today is your day.  You will never believe how easy this was with just one product~ spray paint!  I've always thought milk glass was so pretty whether it was white or a pretty jade green, it is one of my favorite things to collect. 

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The green milk glass often called, jadeite is definitely harder to find and much more expensive than its white counterpart.  Of course, that's the one I like best, so when I found this milk glass spray paint, I was so ecstatic! I got it in the pretty pale green color, but they make it in a darker blue-green, pink, and white also. 

And with that, came one of the easiest projects ever!

Make Your Own Milk Glass With Spray Paint

Supplies:

Thrifted glass vases

Valspar Milk Glass Vintage- Glass Effects Spray Paint in Jade (You can purchase it here at Valspar.)  At Lowes in the store, or other colors online.

Instructions:

1. Gather your thrifted vases, wash and dry

2. In a well-ventilated area, spray long smooth strokes of spray paint

3. Do multiple thin coats until you get your desired look.

I literally found this random assortment of clear vases at GoodWill for 50 cents a piece!  Look how pretty they look after spray painted!

Here they are lined up on my mantel with pretty spring flowers.  

You can see more of my spring mantel by visiting this post HERE. 

I hope you liked this fun like upcycle and give it a try on your own!

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To life feeling like home!

XO,