It took less than an hour including drying time. I used painter's tape and acrylic craft paint. I just eye-balled the lines - no measuring at all. Then when the white paint was dry I free-handed the numbers. This was an easy, no-cost (I already had the tape and paint) diy project - my favorite kind!
I don't know why but little changes make me happy - especially when they take less than hour!
And if I ever get tired of this look they'll be just as easy to repaint.
Have you hopped on the painted basket bandwagon?
I love this basket
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What an adorable and inexpensive DIY project. Isn't it amazing sometimes what a little paint can do?
ReplyDeleteThey look darling. I painted some canvas ones this weekend in a similar way! ;) Hope you are off to a wonderful Monday.
ReplyDeletethose are adorable! i love the number added to them!
ReplyDeleteOk, I love this and need to do it! I think I have the perfect baskets for them too!
ReplyDeleteI love them! You're a genius. You always amaze me. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Love the little bit of personality you injected!
ReplyDeleteThose are cute! I really need to invest in some cute decorative baskets!
ReplyDeleteVery cute- they go really well with all your autumn decor :)
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! They look fantastic in the room!!
ReplyDeleteWEll thank you so much for great idea, aren't you the clever girl. I can't get over all the incredible talent out there in blogland.
ReplyDeleteI have some baskets on our bathroom storage unit and would like to do something to snazz them up. Now I can do it thanks to your genius and sharing. I keep toiletries, nail polishes, etc in seperate baskets so now I'll give them a little zing.
We don't have a linen closet so hubs built like a bookcase for me to keep towels, etc. and baskets for toiletries in bathroom. Luckily our bathroom is a decent size to accomadate. He also built shelves over the toilet enclosure, quite handy. Maybe I'll keep the grouchy old stinker after all. (Just kidding honey)