Fall DIY: The mornings have been chilly so there’s no denying that fall is right around the corner and that has me thinking of fall decorating despite the fact that I’m hanging on to every last bit of summer. This year, I have a beautiful fall vignette consisting of vintage inspired bottles filled with feathers, dried cotton stalks, autumn leaves and dried silver dollar plants. The plain bottles could use a little embellishment and Martha Stewart pizzazz.
This post is sponsored by Martha Stewart Crafts/Plaid and BluePrint Social. If you follow DIYShowOff on Instagram, you know I recently received this fun supply in the mail:
I chose to utilize Martha Stewart Decoupage and the cutest botanical birds cutouts for this project.
Materials (available at Michael’s Craft Store):
- Martha Stewart Decoupage – I used the Durable Gloss Finish which perfect for this project since the formula is durable, top-rack dishwasher safe and for use on multiple surfaces! Imagine the possibilities!
- Martha Stewart Crafts Botanical Birds Decoupage Paper Cutouts – so cute! Be sure to check out the other designs too!
- Glass bottles, vases or jars – I recycled some from around the house.
- Soft bristle paint brush.
Tutorial:
1. Clean glass with rubbing alcohol.
2. Roll bottle of decoupage on table to mix.
3. Working quickly, brush on Martha Stewart Decoupage onto glass surface with a small craft brush.
4. Brush decoupage onto back of paper cutout.
5. Place paper cutout onto glass.
6. Apply another layer of decoupage to the paper cutout and surrounding glass. Let dry 1-2 hours.
7. Repeat above steps 3-6 again after 1-2 hours. Now it’s ready to display but allow 28 days cure time for washing or heavy use.
Aren’t these awesome?
It dries transparent! The botanical birds are the perfect decorative accent to my fall display.
Much more fall-festive than plain bottles and so easy to do!
See how I used Martha Stewart Decoupage and paper doily cutouts on my lampshade makeover.
Sharing at the Fall Nesting Party.
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*This post is sponsored by Martha Stewart Decoupage as a part of a Blueprint Social Campaign. I received product and compensation for sharing my experience with my own craft project and tutorial in my own words.
