DiY Spring Vase – Decor Craft Design

For this coming Spring, I have an idea to make a quick or last-minutes Spring decoration. It’s an Upcycled Bottle Vases With Soft Spring Colors. It’s easy to make and one of the great way to upcycle your glass bottles from wine bottles, sauce bottles, seasoning bottles or any other glass bottles you have. The idea is super simple, as simple as the materials and as simple as the making. You can see how easy are the steps to make these soft looking vases to welcome your Spring. Let’s start with the supplies that I used to make these bottle vases with soft Spring colors.

Things To Prepare

It’s a short list of supplies that you need to prepare. Try to replace it with something similar to my material if you don’t have the same one. Just use whatever you have in your craft stash. Let’s see what are the list supplies which used to make this Upcycled Bottle Vases With Soft Spring Colors :

Two different shapes and sizes of glass bottles (used-bottles)
White Spray Paint
Light green ribbon (1/8 inch)
Baby pink ribbon (1/8 inch)
Clear glue

How To Make

I chose a very simple way to make these soft colors bottle vases, instead of twice spraying technique which I’ve done my gold bottle vase before; this time I used ribbon as the Spring soft colors against white painted bottles. Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to do Upcycled Bottle Vases With Soft Spring Colors :

1 . Make sure your glass bottles are cleaned. Spray paint the bottles with white paint. Let it sit until it’s dry.

2. Cut baby pink ribbon and glue it around the bottom part of one of the bottle. Then, followed by light green ribbon for the other bottle. Don’t make too many ribbon winding, let it has the contrast between the pale white of the bottles and the ribbon’s colors.

3. Last touch is to insert some Baby’s Breath into the Spring bottles vases. Super lovely! It looks soft and pure.

I used baby pink and light green as my color choices for soft Spring colors with a pure neutral white. I think it’s a great look for decoration on Winter to Spring transition. But it looks perfect for Spring as well.

This Upcycled Bottle Vases With Soft Spring Colors project is my contribution to The Sustainable Craft Challenge Blog Hop hosted by Julie with her beautiful blog Sum of Their Stories. It’s a craft challenge with a sustainable principle behind it which comes in different theme every month. This month, the theme is “SOFT” and last two months were “LOVE” and “WARM“. I love to be part of this challenge as I love to upcycle things into something new, beautiful and useful.

Now, let’s see what other blogger’s projects!

Sum of their Stories	Upcycled Sweater Easter Gift Bags
Purple Hues and Me	Loopy Yarn Lamb Treat Jar
Christine’s Crafts	DIY Hair Towel Wrap
Mimi – A Great Name for Grandma	DIY Sock Bunnies
Stone Cottage Adventures	DIY Cozy Weighted Warmer
Southern Sunflowers	No Sew Drop Cloth Bunny Pillow
Sew Crafty Crochet	Crochet Tabby Cat
Treasures Made From Yarn	Stash Buster Blanket
Decor Craft Design	Upcycled Bottle Vases With Soft Spring Colors
Life as a LEO Wife	Farmhouse Chunky Yarn Wreaths for Spring

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I love to make vase out of anything that I think can serve as a holder. Some may serve as a vase for living plants and some are made for a decorative purpose; in that case, the vase will hold some artificial flowers. The difference is that a vase for living plant must have a hole underneath and able to hold water. In the other hand, a decorative vase can comes from any container with no hole and no need to be waterproofing, just a simple holder can do. I like to use a jar , a tissue core or a mug as a vase for living plants. And now, for a decorative vase, I will show you how I make use of a Pringles can.

I had a vintage look in my mind when I was going to make this Pringles can into a Spring vase. And this time I used a turquoise color and mixed it with some mini pearls and lace to add more vintage feels. But above all, this is a very simple and easy to make Spring vase as a decorative flowers holder. Let’s find out more!

Things To Prepare

I turned this Pringles can into a vintage Spring vase in a short time because it’s super easy to make. Anyway, let’s see what are the short list supplies that are used to make thisDIY Spring vase from Pringles Can :

Pringles can (small size)
wrapping paper (turquoise shades with lines pattern)
white lace
White mini pearl sticker
Clear Glue

How To Make

You can make several of this Pringles vase as a wedding vase for each table or lined up along a dinner table as a centerpiece. All you have to do is gather all the supplies which I’ve mentioned above and follow these easy steps on how to make DIY Spring Vase from Pringles Can :

1 . Clean your Pringles can before you re-purpose it and wrap it with a turquoise wrapping paper.

2. Take a white lace an glue it on top and below the Pringles vase.

3 .Apply a strand of mini pearl sticker on below part, on top of the lace.

4. Get some vibrant pink and mixed it with soft pink flowers to contrast the turquoise vase.

Here you can see I added some colored quail eggs on the flowers arrangement which I think it goes with Easter and along Spring.

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