DIY Single Splatter Vase

Are you in the mood to splash some paint and play with flowers?

If you decide to block, ban or unfollow me for the amount of splatter pattern I am forcing at you, I won’t blame you – but I just can’t get enough of it!

I love being surrounded by the sweet blossom, whether it’s a stylish bouquet with many colorful heads, or one particular flower displayed on a table. Recently, I very much appreciate the look of single-flower vases, so I decided to make one (not a big surpprise, I suppouse!). I like them for their elegant look and how they make little flowers stand out.

Supplies:

1. thick cork lid (I used lid of the Ikea water jar)
2. craft knife / drill
3. black spray paint
4. white spray paint or normal paint
5. vial glass
6. pencil
7. paint brush

Instructions:

We will start by measuring the diameter of the glass vial, so that we know how big the whole in the cork lid has to be. The best way to do it, is to place the vial glass on top of the lid and and draw a line around it with a pencil.

Once we have got our measurements, we can start cutting out the inside of the drawn circle, by using a sharp craft knife.

Place the glass vial inside to see if it fits – don’t worry if the shape of your hole is not perfect, when you fit the glass vial inside it won’t be visible. Make sure that the vase is fitting tight.

Take the vial glass out o the cork and paint the cork base with a black spray paint. To cover well the cork, you might need to spray paint it twice to get a smooth effect.

Wait for the paint to dry well and using a white spray paint or normal paint and a paint brush, add some splatter patter to the black base.The last step involves placing the vial glass inside the base and that’s it! Now your single flower vase is ready so you can enjoy displaying pretty blooms whenever the mood strikes.

I would love to hear what you think? Let me know below!

Have a great day guys!

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Pictures: Agata Dimmich for Homedit