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Dripped Paint Desk Storage

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!I love to organize and have all of my things neat and tidy. I’m not saying they’re always like that, heavens no! But once I’ve taken as much chaos as I possibly can, I organize the heck out of stuff. I’m completely addicted to all things office supplies so I’m always looking for fun new ways to keep them in order. And if you’re going to organize, it might as well look fun, right?

These Dripped Paint Desk Organizers would be fun in a dorm room or a teenagers room to store office supplies. Obviously I’ll be keeping these for myself, though I may have to whip some up for my boys. Keep your most often used small supplies inside so they are within easy reach.

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!
The color schemes for this craft project are endless. I went with a collection of colors that would brighten up any space!

Supplies:
3 small jars (these are from Hobby Lobby)
Americana Multi-Surface Satin acrylic paint in Peach Silk, Apple Green, Pink Tropics, Night Sky, Deep Turquoise, and Cotton Ball

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!
You will also need these Ultra-Fine Writer Tips from DecoArt. These screw onto almost any acrylic paint bottles and allow you to control the paint in a fine line directly from the bottle.

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!Protect your work surface because this is about to get messy! I laid out a piece of Freezer Paper to work on.

Remove the lid from one of the paint bottles and replace it with the Writer Tip. Hold the bottle upside down and just to the side of the upside down jar.

Begin squeezing the paint through the writer tip. As it begins to come out of the tip, move the bottle over the jar. This will cause the thin stream of paint to “drip” along the side of the jar.

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!
I gave each paint color ~20 minutes to dry before moving on to the next to be sure that each color would stay true and not bleed into the others. I had three Writer Tips so I worked with 3 paint colors at a time. Once complete I simply removed the Tips and rinsed them well with water and allowed them to dry overnight before finishing the project the next day with the remaining 3 paint colors.

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!
Once dry the jars are ready to be put to use!

Get your desk organized in a bold way with some fun dripped paint storage jars!
I love how bright and vibrant the colors turned out!

Time to fill them up with desk supplies!

Linking up to Flamingo Toes, Today’s Creative Blog, Tidymom, My Repurposed Life,
Tatertots & Jello, and other great parties found on my party page.

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Donella

Monday 27th of February 2017

Oh, this is timely. My desk is a hot mess right now, and I was just thinking of making some diy organizers. Love these!

Erlene Amat

Sunday 26th of February 2017

I love these! The colors are so vibrant and it's just plain fun. Thanks for sharing this on Merry Monday.

Emily

Sunday 26th of February 2017

These are so neat; I am really loving the dripped paint look lately! I've never seen those DecoArt tips before. Thanks for linking up with Merry Monday; I'm featuring your project in my round-up for this week's party, which goes live tonight!

Christine

Saturday 25th of February 2017

Those are cute and I love how they can be customized to my color scheme too. Thanks so much for sharing this at the DI & DI Link Party. I loved reading it. Hope you'll come back this Sunday as well. Have a great night!

Krystal Sadler

Thursday 23rd of February 2017

So cute!!!! And so simple! My girls will love this project. Thanks for linking up with us at Share the Wealth Sunday!

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