DIY Bathroom Canisters

$10
2 Hours
Easy
Hey friends! How is everybody? I hope you are all having a great summer! I can’t believe how fast it is going by. Fall will be here before we know it! I know, sad face. But I do have something to cheer you up — a cute, quick and inexpensive DIY.
This is what I like to call chic decor on a budget. No on has to know that this was made with stuff from the dollar store! The best part is, you can’t even tell! So without further ado, let's get started!
Materials


-Glass container with lid


-Any kind of decorative piece (I chose decorative curtain clips from the dollar store)


-E6000 (aka miracle glue)


-Spray paint in a color of your choosing
I found these cool curtain clips at the dollar store and picked them up. I knew I would find a use for them eventually. Feel free to get really creative with this part and see what you can come up with to use. You could use fancy drawer pulls, knobs or even small plastic kid toys. The possibilities are endless.
Because they were from the dollar store and so cheap, the curtain clip portions broke right off when I pulled them…perfect!
I took a bit of E6000 and applied it to the flat bottom of my “new” flower embellishments that were no longer curtain clips.
Next, I applied some E6000 to the top of my canister lids.
Wait two minutes before sticking the flower or embellishment to the lid. E6000 gives you the strongest hold if you wait 12 hours for the glue to fully set. So I waited. Plus I was tired, so I just went to bed.
The next day I was ready to continue and so were my lids. This is the spray paint that I used. The first one is just a flat white and the second is called Ocean Mist.
I spray painted the lids. The trick is always nice light and even coats. It is better to do multiple thin coats than one thick heavy coat with runs and drips. Patience is key to perfect spray painting.
Once the lids were dry, I put them back on the canisters. That’s it!
So what do you think? Let me know and comment below! Also, feel free to check out the full post on my blog by following the link below!
Holly Grace
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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  • Christie Haun Christie Haun on Jul 30, 2016
    Whee do you get the E6000 adhesive?
  • Gisele Faryna Gisele Faryna on Jul 30, 2016
    What was the trick with orange peel in water in jar
  • Magda Goossens Magda Goossens on Jul 31, 2016
    This E6000, does it glue about anything? It's mostly unknown in the retarded European country I live in, so I would have to order through the UK or Amazon. I have noticed that this glue is often used in posts about crafting, so I wonder if it's really good.
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  • Merrill Austin Merrill Austin on Sep 25, 2016
    what a perfect idea to use on top of my jewelry boxes i'm redoing...oh boy!
  • Mary Mary on Jan 24, 2017
    These are so pretty, and so useful. Perfect combination. Thanks for the post!
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