Hey friends! Who’s ready to get their coastal fix with these DIY sea glass bottles tutorial?! We are taking a break from all the fall decorating in my home (you can catch up HERE) to talk about one of my favorite design styles . . . coastal home decor.
You know this is my favorite style for myself so definitely, you will see a lot of it like this coastal mantel and coastal table setting I did last month. Now that I am living in Texas this kind of style is not as common and it is hard for me to get my beachy design fix in the stores around here.
So what is a girl to do? Well, I will tell you . . . make it yourself. And that is just what I did with these sea glass bottles.
Aren’t they so pretty clustered together? Some of these are original but I wanted a bigger collection so that is where this tutorial came in.
I have seen many tutorials out there using modge podge but I did not want to go to all that work. I am kind of lazy sometimes when it comes to tutorials and “do it yourself” projects.
The more simple the better! So here you go my friends . . . .
How to Create DIY Sea Glass Bottles:
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Materials Needed:
- Clear glass bottles, old jars or clear small vases (mine are from the Salvation Army)
- Krylon Sea Glass Spray Aqua
- Krylon Sea Glass Spray Seafoam
Directions:
Step 1: Clean your bottles of any dirt and debris
Step 2: Set your bottle(s) up on an old box clear of anything to not get overspray on anything in your way.
Step 3: Spray 1 light coat of paint to the bottle moving your hand quickly up and down. Let dry for approximately 10 minutes.
Step 4: Add another coat after the first one is dry for a darker finish.
Step 5: Let fully dry.
And you are done! Pile them up like this or spread them out throughout a bookcase. Add some dried greenery for some extra flare.
So who is ready to get their craft on and make your own DIY sea glass bottles? I promise you it is SO easy and I am dreaming up other things to apply this spray paint too. A large bowl for my coffee table or some candlesticks are top on my list. Hope you all enjoy this!
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Do you think wine bottle twinkle lights would be visible if bottle had sea glass light finish?
I do! I think it would cast a pretty soft blue color.
Can you add water? If a baking in oven step is added, would it be possible then? These are beautiful! Thanks
Hi! I had just asked a friend today if she had ever used the sea glass spray. She had not so I went to Pinterest and found your post. Thank you!! I love how simple this project is. I love simple, light, beach decor and this fits the bill. I am a certified cheapskate and take pride in DIY. Appreciate your post!