How to paint baskets

How to Spray Paint Wicker Baskets and get the full coverage you need for a clean, pristine paint job!

This is so simple, it's almost silly to share it, but it's definitely one of those things that should be filed away in the ol' noggin under 'good to know, cause ya never know'. I promise you, if you've never faux-aged, faux-distressed, or faux-rusticized anything with paint before, it really takes no skill at all. You just pick a few paint colors, make a bit of a mess, and then you're done and you've created something magical! You never know when you'll have something that's just a little…

How to Paint a Basket - Here is an easy tutorial on how to paint a basket to take a basic basket and make a custom piece of home decor.

How to chalk paint a basket to look more french country by adding Americana Decor in Everlasting , Yesteryear, and Primitive .

Would you like to change the color of a wicker basket or furniture in your home? Did you know you can paint it! I transformed mine to look like grey driftwood. It is easy to do in an afternoon with a few colors of craft paint and stain.

It's been a while since we did some crafting around here hasn't it? How about a little something Spingy for the front door to tell this snow to GO AWAY? I'm not so sure it will work, but I made something anyway...a Spring Tulip Basket! Since my 31 days of thrifty madness is starting this

Got an old picnic basket that could use a lift? I'm sharing how to update a basket with decoupage, and this little gem could not be any sweeter!

Learn how to give an old basket a wonderful upgrade, making it stand out with vintage goodness--just a bit of paint and wax will do the trick.

How to make a brown basket look like a french antique basket by dry brushing with Chalk Paint.

This is my first DIY project of 2014! I started with a $3.00 basket that I found at a local thrift store… I found my inspiration from the Threshold Spring 2014 collection at Target… Next step…grab my Annie Sloan Chalk Paint in Old White… I just painted a wide strip around the top of the basket…inside and out. I did not even tape it off…just eyed it. It doesn’t have to be perfect. I did use a smaller, craft brush to get into the crevices of the basket weave… Then finish with a light coat of…