15 AMAZING DIY PAINT PROJECTS YOU CAN START AND FINISH IN A DAY!
Hi, sweet #sifamily! The hot summer weather comes and goes quickly here in Toronto. So it’s nice to spend as much time as possible gardening, walking, and going for long adventure drives. I’m guessing I’m not the only one who feels this way so I thought it would be fun to share some fun smaller projects with you today. DIY Paint Projects you can start and finish in a day!
I hope it inspires you to get creative with smaller items around your home while enjoying your summer as well.
Below are 15 of my favorite small DIY Paint Makeovers in no particular order. If you’d like to read the full tutorial including colors, and all the supplies used, I’ve included a link to the original post in the title above each image.
Enjoy the roundup friends!
1. DIY ANTIQUED MIRROR
2. $5 DIY MARBLE TABLE
3. REPURPOSED MAGAZINE RACK
4. HOW TO PAINT A MIRROR FRAME
5. TRANSFER FOOTSTOOL
6. DIY CONCRETE HEAD PLANTER
7. FAUX WOOD WALL ART
8. MIRROR TO CHALKBOARD
9. SALVAGED MIRROR TO CHALKBOARD
10. HOW TO DISTRESS A MIRROR
11. PAINTED JEWELRY BOX
12. HOW TO MARBLE POUR PAINTING
13. HOW TO WHITEWASH WOOD
14. JEWELRY BOX MAKEOVER
15. ANTIQUING A THRIFT MIRROR
I hope you enjoyed this easy DIY Painted Project RoundUp. Hopefully, it’s inspired you to take a look at the smaller items and decor around your home and see their NEW potential by adding a little paint! Enjoy the summer weather and see you again next Tuesday when I’ll be back to share this MCM makeover. I have NO idea what I’m going to do with it yet — but a piece this fabulous — I’m sure I’ll think of something. Hope to see you then and have a super week my friends!
LET ME KNOW IF YOU HAVE A FAVORITE OR FEEL FREE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE… I ALWAYS LOVE HEARING FROM YOU. IT MAKES MY DAY! 🙂
Happy painting friends!
Denise x
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Seriously excellent!!!!
Thanks Denise!🤗
How do I repair damaged corner on dresser before painting
Hi Brenda! I have a tutorial on how to use Bondo on corners here.
You mention “on Tuesday you will be sharing a MCM makeover” .
Could you share what MCM means? I am at a total loss trying to figure it out.
For sure…sorry I should have written that out in full! MCM stands for Mid Century Modern Furniture. It’s a style of furniture that was made around mid-century — 1945 to 1965ish. I’m not exactly sure what I’m going to be doing with this piece yet but I would love to keep some of the wood because it’s in great condition. 🙂
Oh my, your projects are always beautiful. I just love your posts
Thanks so much, Robin! XOXO
Hi Denise. Each and every one of these projects are very inspiring, although I’m unsure if I could finish them in just one day. Lol. I tend to work at a snail’s pace:D. Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy your roundups.
lol…well its most fun to work at your own pace and enjoy the full process. It’s not a race!😉💙
I love your blog and the mirrors are lighting a fire under me that has been missing. What is the name and where can I get the transfer on the one mirror about family? I love everything you do.
Thanks Bonnie! It’s called Spring Flower Transfer and you can get it here.
They are all great projects but that magazine rack is ADORABLE Denise! ~ Nicki
Aw thanks Nicki! XOXO
Hi Denise, I just love all of the pieces above. I love boxes of all kinds, and especially the drawer turned into a box. Just stunning! I’m a Neighbour in Niagara on the Lake and if you ever have a show, or are demoing in person, I would love to see your pieces up close! They just make me so happy!
Hey neighbour… I LOVE NOTL! I haven’t visited this year yet (due to covid) but I’m hoping later this summer I might. Even if it’s just to window shop and walk around the side streets. The homes are so charming! And thanks… I haven’t been teaching anywhere since the pandemic but I’m hoping that will change soon. 🙂