Painting Plastic Pumpkin Buckets at Catherine Pritt blog

Painting Plastic Pumpkin Buckets. This is an easy halloween craft that doesn’t take tons of hands on time. Spray paint the pumpkins with a spray primer designed for plastic, starting with the bottom of the bucket first. We absolutely love them and she was so kind to share her tutorial. Once it’s dry you can then use. Proper preparation sets the stage for a. It doesn’t require you to prime the pumpkins first and doesn’t have any problem sticking to the shiny plastic coating. Susan crase turned regular old plastic pumpkin buckets into rusty looking decor! For a more dramatic look, experiment with different shades of the same color palette and use a chip brush to apply the. Begin by painting a thin coat of chalk paint onto the plastic pumpkin bucket. There are many ways you can paint plastic pumpkins but my favourite is to use chalk paint. Let the first coat dry and add thin coats of paint as needed. Once the bottoms are dry enough to turn over, flip the buckets right side up and paint the sides, top edge, and handle. If you don’t have chalk paint then you can spray the pumpkins with a primer made for plastic. You’ll want to ensure your plastic pumpkin is ready for painting. To keep from drips on your pumpkin, don’t load the paint brush with too much paint.

Spray paint the pumpkins with a spray primer designed for plastic, starting with the bottom of the bucket first. Proper preparation sets the stage for a. Susan crase turned regular old plastic pumpkin buckets into rusty looking decor! To keep from drips on your pumpkin, don’t load the paint brush with too much paint. If you don’t have chalk paint then you can spray the pumpkins with a primer made for plastic. We absolutely love them and she was so kind to share her tutorial. Once the bottoms are dry enough to turn over, flip the buckets right side up and paint the sides, top edge, and handle. Begin by painting a thin coat of chalk paint onto the plastic pumpkin bucket. There are many ways you can paint plastic pumpkins but my favourite is to use chalk paint. For a more dramatic look, experiment with different shades of the same color palette and use a chip brush to apply the.

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Painting Plastic Pumpkin Buckets Begin by painting a thin coat of chalk paint onto the plastic pumpkin bucket. Once it’s dry you can then use. Begin by painting a thin coat of chalk paint onto the plastic pumpkin bucket. For a more dramatic look, experiment with different shades of the same color palette and use a chip brush to apply the. To keep from drips on your pumpkin, don’t load the paint brush with too much paint. There are many ways you can paint plastic pumpkins but my favourite is to use chalk paint. Once the bottoms are dry enough to turn over, flip the buckets right side up and paint the sides, top edge, and handle. This is an easy halloween craft that doesn’t take tons of hands on time. Spray paint the pumpkins with a spray primer designed for plastic, starting with the bottom of the bucket first. Let the first coat dry and add thin coats of paint as needed. You’ll want to ensure your plastic pumpkin is ready for painting. We absolutely love them and she was so kind to share her tutorial. Proper preparation sets the stage for a. If you don’t have chalk paint then you can spray the pumpkins with a primer made for plastic. Susan crase turned regular old plastic pumpkin buckets into rusty looking decor! It doesn’t require you to prime the pumpkins first and doesn’t have any problem sticking to the shiny plastic coating.