Milk Glass Do It Yourself

Did you know you can DIY your own Milk Glass?

Milk Glass is one of my favorite things to collect, when I spotted these Valspar Milk Glass spray paints, I could not wait to use them!

Super easy DIY Steps - 

1. Clean and dry your glass
2. Take it outside - make sure the temperature is 65º - 90ºF
3. Shake the can well and frequently
4. Hold can 10” - 12” away from your project
5. Apply thin coats.
6. Re-coat within 1 hour or after 24 hours (be sure to follow this).

As always, be sure to follow the instructions on the spray can.  For my project I recycled several spaghetti sauce jars but you can spray paint anything. Sometimes I find glass containers at Goodwill or yard sales that would benefit from these beautiful colors. These mason jars, aka spaghetti sauce jars make the perfect vase! I was able to create a vintage glass effect on my recycled jars in no time. I will be using them a lot and they were so affordable! Thrifty Tip: All of my hydrangeas are doing great this year. I grabbed a few of the white oakleaf hydrangeas and they look cottage-y perfect in my faux milk glass. Be sure to check out my favorite plants<<—click, I love being able to grab my shears and have fresh blooms for any occasion. It doesn’t get any cheaper than flowers from your own garden. Create a space for decorating your patio or deck, check out this recent idea that I shared. My  DIY Repurposed Window  <<- click, has been a great spot to decorate. I am treating it like a mantel, plus it makes the stairs to the deck look better. I hope you’re inspired to recycle and refresh your space! I love these easy projects! I can’t wait to try out these other Valspar colors: Jade, Marina and I used Antique White for this project. Pin it for later: