
All you need is:
Paint (I used acrylic)
Feathers
Paint Brushes





I have always wanted to try painting feathers and it's surprisingly simple (although these are pretty amateur)! This lovely DIY was inspired by Free People. I recommend using white feathers because they'll take to the paint easier. Start with one color and paint the whole feather, or use a striped pattern (red, white blue). Then let the feathers dry, it only takes a few minutes, and add some detailed patterns to them. Have fun with it, don't think too much!
Then play around with your beautiful, colorful feathers.
I leather wrapped the end of one to make a key chain for my boring old keys..

Toss a few in an antique bottle and add the perfect pop of color to your window sill.
I hope this inspires you all to get creative!
Have a gorgeous day
Love,
MacK Mars
Have a gorgeous day
Love,
MacK Mars
beautiful project, I love it. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLove these. You reminded me I have feathers I have been meaning to paint actually haha
ReplyDeleteOh! So pretty. I think I may have to try this. Although, all the feathers around here are pigeon. :/ Probably pretty dirty too. :P
ReplyDeleteI love the peacock blue feather!
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