13 Dry Brush Paint Projects Anyone Can Master
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Learn how to achieve that coveted vintage brushed paint look with these easy DIY dry brush paint projects. From furniture makeovers to wall art and more, there is something for all skill levels in this collection.
Dry Brush Paint Finish Ideas
When using white paint on a light surface dry brushing can give you a driftwood type finish. Or use colorful paint to dry brush over aged wood for a truly unique look.
Jane from Sustain My Craft Habit shares a super creative DIY snake plant craft made with masking tape, paint and a bit of dry brushing! It is hard to believe this is not a real snake plant!
This budget-friendly wardrobe was updated with a stunning blue paint color. This weathered furniture piece provides both storage and a focal point. The dimension is achieved by layering two paint colors with a dry brush technique.
Add a touch of Americana to your home decor with this super cute whitewashed barn star. The step-by-step tutorial is surprisingly simple to make!
Meg from Green With Decor turned old windows into unique wall art perfect for framing photos. She achieved a rustic wall art b y painting the frames with a dry brush technique.
Learn how to get a vintage weathered look on antique furniture with this paint process. This antique chest is simply stunning and the ornate details pop with the different paint layers.
Dry brush painting is extremely versatile and can be used on so many different pieces. This vintage headboard came to life once it was painted. The quick tutorial will show you just how simple it is.
Learn how to update basic garden planters into vintage beauties with a bit of paint! You can use any color you like as the base and add a second color to achieve that weathered look.
This chair was originally brown and dated. Not anymore! The painted driftwood finish breathes new life into it. Now it's the perfect spot to sit outside and relax.
Add a handmade touch to your holiday decorations with this rustic Thanksgiving. Created with a dry brush paint process, it's a simple yet stylish addition perfect for a farmhouse or rustic theme.
A dated orange-toned wood dresser is given a completely new look with a whitewash finish. This streamlined look is a bit more elegant, especially with the addition of glass knobs.
The charm of distressed wood can be achieved with paint. Learn how to use new materials and distressing methods to replicate the appearance of aged wear and tear.
You don't have to use only white paint to dry brush. See how I used this method to paint a beautiful blue chair that makes a statement!
This perfectly pink chair is full of character and tons of depth thanks to a bit of elbow grease and a favorite dry brush finish. This final step takes this chair makeover to the next level.
Author:Â Kathy Owen
Kathy Owen is the founder of the home decor blog Petticoat Junktion where she shares tutorials on painting furniture and upcycling 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.
