How to make a beautiful vase Marbre

How to make a beautiful vase Marbre

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Note : It involves two things:  a glass vessel and some craft paint.  I ended up with a few very cool decorative vases for the mantel or placing around the house for a dose of color.

The vases were inspired by a kid craft project
It was so unbelievably easy, it simply requires the combination of several craft paints swirled around inside of a glass vessel.

Choose colors that favors * I started with some simple vases found at a craft store – look for the more sculptural ones, then stop over in the paint aisle and choose a few colors of acrylic craft paint.

Start by adding a few drops of one color and then adding one more on top.  Begin slowly swirling it around the glass vase, adding a few drops more at a time.  You want it to go slow, that’s what ensures it will cling to the sides.  You’ll be tempted but don’t add any water at first or the paint will be too thin and won’t stick to the glass.

However, if you find your particular craft paint is way too thick and simply won’t move no matter what, add 1 or 2 drops of water to the bottle of craft paint and shake well.  Then try again.  Twist and turn the vessel to coax the paint towards the top.

Completely drain the vase of all the leftover paint, using a paper towel.

Make sure you fully drain them and then lay them down on their side to dry for 24 to 48 hours so the paint doesn’t drip back down with gravity.

Note : be careful not to scratch the paint , If you don’t mind the random nature of the paint, you’re left with some inexpensive colorful accents to place around the home.
  You can’t use them for fresh flowers, but branches work (!) or use them to add a pop of color to your bookcase or vignette.

You can sell these vases
And get some money

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عن bernard shaw