Have you made Plaster Of Paris flowers yet? Well, if not, be prepared (when you do make them) to want to put them on everything! When you look at everyday items, you will wonder, "how would that look if I add a few flowers?"
So, when I saw these jars at the thrift store, I grabbed them knowing that they were crying out for flowers!
To make the flowers, I simply cut fake flowers, leaving a little of the stem to hold onto...
then dipped them into Plaster Of Paris...
I gave it a little shake and let the excess drip off.
I laid the flowers on wax paper to harden.
While the flowers were drying, I painted the wooden top of the jars with chalk paint. I used Dixie Belle paint in the color, Drop Cloth.
Drop Cloth is the same color as the plaster so I didn't have to paint the flowers to match.
When the flowers had hardened, I cut the stem as close to the flower as I could get...
Then I glued the flowers onto the jar lids using E6000.
When I bought the jars, I had no idea what their final purpose would be. I just wanted to make them pretty. Then it hit me that they would be perfect in my guest bathroom. So, I filled them with Q-tips, cotton balls, and small soaps...
For now, my pretty jars will have a home in the guest bathroom. But, I may have to move them to my bathroom so I can enjoy them everyday!
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Love the look .. But, aren't they hard to clean. I'm talking "dust".
ReplyDeleteYou can clean them with the dust remover that spray air just like you clean your computer keyboard.
DeleteWhat innovation! An old world look...Pretty and durable. Thank you!!
DeleteHey Artsy! I love this project! It has been around a long time! Thank you for bringing it back to life with your beautiful jars! I love the cabinet and the guest bathroom decor! But I'm like you, I think I'd like to look at them more often! Blessings from Bama!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! What an awesome idea! I love, love, love it. Now this is something I must try. Thanks for the inspiration.
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❤️Ana
This is fantastic! Thank you it gives me a great way to add interest to a ceiling.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to add pizzazz to ...anything! My mom has some Royal Dalton Bone China flowers and these remind me of those! I haven't worked with Plaster of Paris before did it provide a thick sturdy coat or as the original flower fabric was flexible would they be somewhat fragile and need gentle handling on the lid top?
ReplyDeleteWow! I love these so much, great idea!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love these! What a great idea. My mind is loaded with ideas on how I could incorporate these into my daughter's DIY wedding next summer. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! I am going to have to try this because they are so pretty!
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Felicitaciones es genial tu trabajo. Saludos. Maria
ReplyDeleteOh I will definitely be trying this...you make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing! Hugs,
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These are lovely. I haven't tried this yet, but now it's on my to make list. I love them on top of the jars and how you're using them. So pretty!
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Beautiful! Looks so good. Pinned and tweeted. I hope to see you on Monday at 7, we can’t wait to party with you! Lou Lou Girls
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WOW! I think this is simple enough that I can do it! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
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ReplyDeleteFound these via Pinterest. Have to say they came out quite nice. Elegant.
ReplyDeleteI have dusted delicate glass flowers by putting the bloom ends into a paper bag, add fine salt and seal and shake. Works wonders
ReplyDeletehuh great idea!! Never would have thought of that! -Thanks
DeleteЗамечательная идея! Спасибо!!!
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ReplyDeletebeautiful roses. Where can I buy this plaster of Paris?
ReplyDeleteStefania from Italy
Thank you so much for your tutorial, right now just finished my version of this project, thanks to you.
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How do you mix the plaster of paris
ReplyDeleteI love these! Thank you for the tutorial. I'm going to have to make some for photography props.
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ReplyDeleteU can add a little bit of white glue to the mix...it will prevent the plaster of paris from chipping.
ReplyDeletewould spraying with a clear sealer help them from not chipping? Love these.
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ReplyDeleteAWESOME. would it be possible to color the plaster of paris?
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE these!
ReplyDeleteWill definitely incorporate in my shabby chic décor!
THANKS for sharing!
I saw a mirror that was decorated with plastered flowers. It was beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi I'd like to try this but where can I buy plaster of Paris and do it come already mixed since it looks like you dipped you flowers in a can much like the paint cans. I'll be looking for your reply. Thank you.
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Emma, you can purchase plaster of Paris at the hardware store or your local hobby and craft store. t comes in powder form and and has easy direction on the box or bag it comes in. You can experiment and make it as thick or thin as you would like for any project. You can also make your own chalk paint with it with any of the many direction on line. Good luck and have fun. I know I can't wait to get started.
DeleteOMG! I love these flowers. I have already scoped out a few projects to appliy the flowers to. Now I just have to brave the 50 to 60 MPH cold winds and make it to Hobby Lobby to get flowers and plaster of paris. We are supposed to be holed in for the weekend. Believe it or not ice and possible snow in TX. So, I think I have a new craft to make me happy I am indoors for the duration. Thanks so much for this wonderful idea. Could you use dry powdered paint for dying the plaster or the powdered dye in the Easter Egg kits? I always buy several of those after Easter to make dye for other projects.
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to get started. Thanks again for reminding us of this lovely craft. I can't wait.
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I TRIED THIS YESTERDAY IT WAS A FLOP. THE FLOWERS DROOPED LOST SHAPE AND DIDNT GET COVERED ALL THE WAY. USED A TWO TO ONE RATIO AS IT STATED ON THE BOX. SHOULD IT BE A ONE TO ONE RATION FOR THIS APPLICATION? THANKS
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