You could paint the vase first with white spray paint and then when dry do the water and nail polish dip technique. Fill a container with water and then drop nail polish onto the top of the water, lower the vase into the water and the nail polish will cling to it.
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There are lots of great projects on hometalk https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=nail%20polish%20vase
Are you talking about dipping it? https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/how-to-create-stunning-marble-dipped-vases-with-nail-polish-29317404
How To Create Stunning Marble Dipped Vases With Nail Polish
You could paint the vase first with white spray paint and then when dry do the water and nail polish dip technique. Fill a container with water and then drop nail polish onto the top of the water, lower the vase into the water and the nail polish will cling to it.
Here's a tutorial I did using ring dishes, but the concept of dipping them would be the same on a pretty white vase https://www.justalittlecreativity.com/2018/01/diy-marbled-ring-dishes.html
Hi there,
You could also paint the inside of the vase by adding colour drops and swirling it around! Have fun!