Champagne Paint Color And White Pumpkins
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Champagne Paint color for Pumkins
Okay everyone, I have a new favorite spray paint color……champagne! I first noticed the champagne paint color when I was shopping at Hobby Lobby. They stocked the store with Christmas décor a while ago and a lot of the decorations are a champagne color. I saw several small accent trees in the color and all kinds of stuff! I have to admit I fell in love.
So what did I do? I found some spray paint in that color so I could make my own decorations instead of buying new.
I tried the paint out on one of my recently purchased white pumpkins.
The color is Champagne Mist from Rust-Oleum. I used Frog Tape to mask off the areas of the pumpkin I didn’t want painted. The project was completed in minutes! I love spray paint.
Find the Champagne Mist color on Amazon by clicking here.
The paint is a metallic but not an overbearing metallic. Does that make sense? You can see the finish is a little softer than the regular metallic paint.
I’m going to paint a lot more pumpkins when the pumpkin patch opens. I also bought a can of gold spray paint. It’s a soft metallic too. I can’t wait to give it a try!
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Kathy founded her home decor blog Petticoat Junktion in 2011, where she shares tutorials on how to paint furniture and repurpose thrifty finds into unique home décor. Her DIY projects have been featured on the Home Depot Blog, Plaid Crafts, Behr Designer Series, and in numerous magazines.
Ok, I’m grabbing a can of that Champagne spray paint ASAP. Your painted pumpkin is super pretty. Thanks for sharing!
Boy, do I love this color!!!
Love the color. It’s beautiful!
Rust-oleum is my best friend.
Kathy~since it is football season, I am hoping you left that cabinet orange.
I bet if you pimped it out TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS, it would sell.
Hugs~
Ha, love how you painted this pumpkin Kathy! I’m a rust-oleum girl all the way when it comes to spray paints so I’ll be keeping my eyes open for the Champagne color.