How to make pretty glassware
Follow Style at Home's step-by-step guide to making your own pretty glassware

Looking for mantelpiece ideas? Add splashes of colour and pattern
to an all-white scheme by transforming your glassware. Simply look
through your cupboards for plain pieces that need to have a colour fix. This pretty glassware in gorgeous shades is perfect for bedroom shelves or living room mantels. But don't forget - never leave lit candles unattended, or allow them to
burn too low.
Takes
1 hour and 30 minutes
Costs
£25.81 for candleholders and £14.45 for storm lantern
What you'll need
* Masking tape
* Pomp lantern, £9.19, Ikea
* Blomster candleholders, £15.31 for three, Ikea
* Montana 94 spray paint in Luminous Green, Electric Blue and Erika, £3.50 per 400ml, Cowling & Wilcox
* A4 paper
* Collection 2000 Hot Looks nail polishes in Siren, Candy Floss and Show Off, £1.79 each, Boots
Tip
Build up layers of spray paint for an even finish, leaving to dry fullly between each coat.
1) Mask off the base of the lantern and inside the candleholders. Working
outdoors, spray the bottom of the lantern pink, then spray each candleholder
a different colour.
2) Once dry, remove the masking tape. Sketch out your floral design onto paper. Stick the paper to the inside of the storm lantern, so you can see the design.
3) Using the nail varnish, paint the pattern on the outside of your lantern, following your drawing. Allow to dry, then add a second coat.
Looking for more craft ideas? Why don't you try making our stunning 3D vase or Pretty floral cushion.
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