Upcycled Wipes Containers

Happy Friday. I had these two wipes containers and I wanted something pretty that I could store bags, napkins, etc. and keep in my car. I covered them with this pretty duct tape that I have. Don't ya'll love all the pretty duct tape that they make now?

Anywhooo,I painted the tops with chalkboard paint so I can change out the containers to something different when I need to.

Happy Friday.


 Marisa

Happy Friday. I had these two wipes containers and I wanted something pretty that I could store bags, napkins, etc. and keep in my car. I covered them with this pretty duct tape that I have. Don't ya'll love all the pretty duct tape that they make now?

Anywhooo,I painted the tops with chalkboard paint so I can change out the containers to something different when I need to.

Happy Friday.


 Marisa Pin It Now!

Valentine Heart Rings with Bling

I made these heart rings with homemade chalkboard paint. I went to Hobby Lobby and bought a bag of wooden hearts, packs of stickers and the rings. I already had the acrylic paint and the color I used, which was perfect for Valentine's Day is called, "Lipstick Red" by Folkart.

Here is what I used:

• Unsanded Grout(Home Depot)
• Folkart Acrylic Paint(Lipstick Red)
• Plastic Cup to mix in
• Paint Stick

Because this was such a small project, I didn't do any measuring. I just mixed it until I had the consistency that I wanted. I gave each wooden heart two coats of paint and then the fun began.

No fingernails will be shown in this demonstration. (I am not a Hand Model)LOL

This heart was painted with regular chalkboard paint and a sparkly rhinestone glued to it.

On this ring I had to put an "M" on it.LOL

This heart came out of a pack of buttons that I glued to the ring base.

I hope you liked my rings. Have a great day.

 Love and Pretty Pieces,

 Marisa

I made these heart rings with homemade chalkboard paint. I went to Hobby Lobby and bought a bag of wooden hearts, packs of stickers and the rings. I already had the acrylic paint and the color I used, which was perfect for Valentine's Day is called, "Lipstick Red" by Folkart.

Here is what I used:

• Unsanded Grout(Home Depot)
• Folkart Acrylic Paint(Lipstick Red)
• Plastic Cup to mix in
• Paint Stick

Because this was such a small project, I didn't do any measuring. I just mixed it until I had the consistency that I wanted. I gave each wooden heart two coats of paint and then the fun began.

No fingernails will be shown in this demonstration. (I am not a Hand Model)LOL

This heart was painted with regular chalkboard paint and a sparkly rhinestone glued to it.

On this ring I had to put an "M" on it.LOL

This heart came out of a pack of buttons that I glued to the ring base.

I hope you liked my rings. Have a great day.

 Love and Pretty Pieces,

 Marisa Pin It Now!