Spring is coming and I can’t wait for the flowers in my yard to start growing. I also can’t wait for the ice to melt off the driveway and the snow to stop already. But that’s another story. To plead celebrate the coming of Spring, I set out to make a DIY vase. It had to meet a few criteria: unique, opaque (I hate worrying about seeing ugly stems or coming up with a filler), and inexpensive. This is what I came up with:
Isn’t it pretty? I’m a sucker for metallics and the geometric pattern keeps the whole thing looking uber modern. And guess what? It’s so easy to make! It took me maybe five minutes.
I picked up a straight sided vase from the dollar store…
…and a stack of metallic gold paper from Michaels.
This is where it gets so easy that it’s kind of embarrassing. I cut the paper down to the same size as the vase, then wrapped it around and taped in on!
Isn’t it so pretty? It totally looks like an expensive vase and it cost me almost nothing.
I can’t wait to fill it with tulips in a few more months. Won’t they look fab?
These vases would also be perfect for wedding centerpieces or any other glam party.
Now this is a craft I can do! Love it.
Gotta love an easy craft!
What a fabulous way to update a glass vase. I love this.
This is sure to be much easier than nail polish marbling on a glass vase. Thanks so much for the instructions.
Definitely easier!
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What kind of tape did you use? Did you Tape it on the inside of the paper or outside?
I used clear Scotch tape. I taped one edge directly to the vase, then put tape loops under the other edge and pressed them down. That way you don’t see any of the tape!
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