Textured Puffy Paint Vases

Using two different kids of paint, you can transform a glass vase into a work of art. For these Textured Puffy Paint Vases, use your imagination and create a unique design. Home decor craft ideas can help you add a personal touch to any space. You don't have to spend a ton of money to create these vases, either. Head to a thrift or discount store and pick up an inexpensive generic vase. Easy craft projects may seem boring or basic, but these vases are anything but ordinary. Be sure to choose eye-popping spray paint colors so your piece really stands out.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Primary TechniquePainting

Easy

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

Vases
Silver Spray Paint
Puffy Paint

Textured Puffy Paint Vases

Painted Vase Instructions

Dot puffy paint around the vases. Let dry overnight.
Take the vase outside and apply a layer of silver spray paint. Let dry for 30 minutes to a hour.
Apply another layer of silver spray paint and let dry.

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Marilyn B

Jun 05, 2017

The look of these vases with the puffy paints can provide for more inspiration. You could glue on some rhinestones after the final,painting, or perhaps buttons, to give it further texture and eye interest. These would be great centerpieces for a bridal shower, or any type of function, where you would want to coordinate the theme and colors. Great idea, thank you for sharing!

Weberme

May 19, 2017

WOW does puffy paint have no end to what you can do with it.These are super cool vases and I have seen some that were pricy but did not realize you could make them with dots of puffy paints. Would these vases not look pretty on wedding tables with flowers in them. I love that this can be done with any size and you can use a different color of spray paint and even make a different design. I like that Tanner gave good suggestions on even using this technique on frames or other pieces. Great video.

margiekins22

May 17, 2017

I can't believe how easy it was to make these! Seriously so quick to make and perfect for a centerpiece!

eartinian 3731347

May 05, 2017

OMG! These would look so cute on a coffee table filled with fresh flowers. So looking forward to trying this tutorial!

Gknupp

May 05, 2017

Love this! I've been searching all over for these ceramic cactus vases I saw on Instagram and they look exactly like this! Spray paint them green instead of metallic silver and they'd look just like cacti. Definitely getting the supplies to DIY my own today! Thanks for sharing this. So inspired to make my own (and not have to drive three hours to IKEA-hahaha).