Here in the South, we spend lots of time outdoors in the spring and summer, and nothing is more refreshing than an ice cold glass of sweet tea or lemonade!
When Trish and I were invited to participate in the Martha Stewart Mother’s Day campaign, part of out project humbly accepted a position towards the back…our little glass, stenciled drink pitcher…
Now, it would have been just lovely and simple as is, but why do that when I could stencil it to match the adorable monogrammed plates I made! Here’s what I did…
Supplies Needed for Stenciled Pitcher:
Glass {smooth sided} pitcher
Martha Stewart Multi-Surface Acrylic Paint {I used Jonquil}
Stencil {I used the Tapestry Collection stencils by Martha Stewart}
Stencil Tape
Martha Stewart foam pouncer tops
First, I prepped the glass pitcher per directions on paint by washing it and then drying completely. Next, I rubbed the area to be painted with a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol.
Then, I cut the stencil I chose out from the rest of the stencils and taped it onto the glass pitcher with stencil tape. Next, follow the directions on the sponge pouncer tops to get the paint started. Simply tap or “pounce” the sponge pouncer straight up and down all over the open stencil areas on the taped down stencil. The sponge allows the acrylic paint to adhere to the glass very well.
Remove the stencil, clean it off and retape it in the next position on the pitcher with the stencil tape and repeat the painting procedure. Simply, continue this until you have circled the entire pitcher!
What a great way to serve up your favorite ice cold drink on the porch on a lazy summer day!
Who’s ready for summertime?
Bonnie
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Trish Flake
Owner at Uncommon Designs
Hey y'all! I am Trish and the creative voice behind Uncommon Designs. I adore party planning, holiday celebrations, and all things crafty! I am so excited to share my creative adventures with you!
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Lindsay says
This is gorgeous! There are so many possibilities with this! Love the yellow!
Laura from Top This Top That says
sweet! I am coming over for a drink!
Serendipity. says
Absolutely adorable! Would you share where you purchased the PERFECT basket that the pitcher and glasses are sitting in? xo
Jessica Kielman says
Love it! What a great hostess gift idea too!
Jessica
Katie says
Love this idea! Does the paint stay on when you hand wash it?! Or did you use something on top of the paint to make it permanent?
Thanks!
Garage Sales R Us says
This is the cutest project! I will be doing this! Just want to say thanks for joining the meet and tweet this week! I am a new follower! Hope you’ll stop by and do the same!
Robin @ http://garagesalesrus.blogspot.com/
The Dolls Are Alright says
I’m always in awe of someone that has the creativity and patience to do something so pretty that many will see! Bravo to you!
Katie says
Love your painted plates and drinking pitcher! Love using the martha products for simple but unique projects like this!
Natural-Nesters says
Bonnie! This is super cute and looks super easy! I have a white pitcher that this would look cute on! I def. might try this! Especially for the summer, how fun!
I would love for you to link this up to our Naturally-Nifty Party, and would love for you to add our party to your list if you are interested!
http://natural-nester.blogspot.com/2012/05/naturally-nifty-party-13.html
Printabelle says
Gorgeous! Great idea! I’d love for you to add it on my link party at: http://printabelle.com/?p=3188 Thanks!
Tara @ Tales of a Trophy Wife says
I’m ready for summer! (but I live in TX, so it’s pretty much always summer). The pitcher turned out awesome.
Katie Goldsworthy says
Perfect! The best thing about so many of your projects, is that they are beautiful, yet simple!
I love the plates that go along with it too!
–Katie
allisamazing says
That looks easy to do and so pretty!
Michele says
Very cute, and so easy to adapt to make a fantastic hostess gift.
Jill says
This is awesome! What a great idea! Would love for you to link up to the Pomp Party!
http://jill-createcraftlove.blogspot.com/2012/05/pomp-party-17.html
Jill @ Create.Craft.Love.
Jessica @ Stay at Home-ista says
That looks so cute! I never knew about stencil tape, is it the same as painter’s tape? Or is that just a silly assumption because both are blue?
Jessica
stayathomeista.com
Dree says
Love it!
Emily Morgenstern says
Majorly cute!! What a fun project! And, your porch is perfection! Love it.
keri @ shaken together says
You are just SO creative and talented! This is a gorgeous way to personalize a plain glass pitcher! I can just SEE lemonade on a porch swing 😉 Thanks for sharing this at the {what’s shakin’ link party}!!
Melysa - Moments with the Montanos says
So pretty! Love it!