Halloween Wreath DIY

 Earlier this week I shared my Halloween Wreath DIY go check out the original post to see how I put it together. I was not really happy with the outcome, so I asked my followers on my Facebook page for suggestions on how to fix it. Thanks to all the great suggestions, I came up with a solution. KRYLON GLITTER BLAST!
 
With This!
I purchased the Krylon glitter blast at Michaels and decided to respray my BOO letters with it. First I had to spray paint them off white (because I had it on hand) to cover up the black and orange and work as a primer. Then I sprayed the letters with the Krylon Glitter Blast in Citrus Green. Here is a close up of the letter after using the glitter blast spray.
 
 
I can’t wait for October 1st so I can hang it on my door, it’s so glittery and sparkly in the sun.  
 
 
 
 

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24 Responses

  1. Karen at Bargain-ist says:
    This is so cool! Looks better with a bit of glitter! Following you :)
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  2. Jessi @ Practically says:
    Wow, those letters really stand out now! I love that glitter spray paint! Thanks for sharing at The Fun In Functional :-)
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  3. Very nice.....and thanks for joining my Welcome Home Wednesday linky party....I appreciate it!!! Deb www.vintageonadime.blogspot.com
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  4. You've been featured! Thanks for linking up at Wednesday Whatsits. http://www.whitelightsonwednesday.com/2012/09/wed...
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  5. Bonnie and Trish @ U says:
    It looks so cute! You did an awesome job! Have a great week!Take care, Trish
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      Thanks Trish you to!
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  6. Kim @ Too Much Time says:
    Love that you asked for help and shared how you improved your wreath...I NEED some of that sparkly Krylon paint! Thanks for linking up at Get Schooled Saturday:)Kim
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      Yea it's really addictive! Have a great week!
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  7. Ivy and Elephants says:
    You just put me in the fall mood with this awesome post. This is such an inspirational post. I would love it if you would share this post at our WIW linky party. Hope you can join us. :-)Paulaivyandelephants.blogspot.com
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  8. Christine says:
    Oh WOW!!!! It sure gives it a nice punch!!Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer... From Dream To Reality!
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      THanks Ang! Hope you are doing well!
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  10. Dixie n Dottie says:
    This is lovely! Love the polka dots! Would love if you'd join our Countdown to Fall link party! Hope to see you there! Have a great day! :)http://dixie-n-dottie.blogspot.com/2012_09_17_archive.html
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  11. Debbie@Debbie-Dabble says:
    Looks great!! Love the idea!!Hugs,Debbie
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  12. That is much better! The wreath looks so cute too! I bought a can of that glitter spray paint and the nozzle stuck open! I had icy blue spray glitter all over myself and the wreath I was painting had a HEAVY coat of it as well. LOL
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      Ha I hope you got a good picture of that! When I did my pumpkins there were times when it seemed it was spraying with no glitter then if you let it sit it clogs up. Great stuff but they need to work out the kinks for sure!
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  13. SweetPepperRose says:
    This is really cute. I love Fall and Halloween. Visiting thru I Should be Mopping...JoAnn
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      I do to, thanks for coming over and I hope you'll be back!
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  14. Perfect fix, love how the green just pops out at ya!
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      Thanks, I know I love this glitter stuff!
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  15. Bethany Lee says:
    Very cute wreath, and just changing the color of the letters makes a HUGE difference! :)
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    1. Kelley Wilson says:
      Thanks, I really was surprised, it's what I get for trying to co-ordinate something!
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  16. Awesome, they totally pop!
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