Well now that's addicting. Good grief did I have fun dipping a few of those white trees into some pink dye this afternoon. This took about half an hour during which I was also picking up the place...I am officially a bottle brush tree addict! Next up glitter, glue and gems - do not think I am beyond putting my real swarovski crystals on these babies...
If you are following along on my tree journey (he he) then here is what I did today to make them pink. I simply put hot tap water into a Pyrex with a bit of liquid Rit dye (fuchsia) and stirred. Then I poured some of the dye into two tall glasses and turned the trees upside down in each letting them sit anywhere from 1 minute to about 15 minutes...rinsed with cool water and set them to dry!
I was hoping you'd do pink!! So fun.
ReplyDeleteI really do love the look of the brush bottle trees. I wish I could find a huge on though. The ones in the store are already decorated and very expensive. They are so pretty though.
ReplyDeleteLove these so much! I love how bright and festive they are--beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFUN!!! I'm making an old fashioned ceramic tree with my mom, grams, and cousin on Thursday. I was thinking pink with silver sparkles. Very vintage?! I can't wait.
ReplyDeleteThese are starting to look so great! Can't wait to see the rest. =]
ReplyDelete- Kate
hahahaha!! you are awesome! so awesome!
ReplyDeletealthough i did like them white... but them again, i make everything white - a little on the obsessed side with white.
looooove everything you do :)
xoxo
It made me laugh when this post popped up because I saw your white tree post from yesterday--and I thought, she's really having a lot of fun playing with those trees!! :P But then, crafting is always fun!
ReplyDeleteReally fun Rebekah!
ReplyDeletemore awesome.
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