Easy DIY Painted Dollar Tree Serving Bowls
Looking for an affordable way to spruce up your Easter table? These painted Dollar Tree serving bowls are the perfect solution! With just a few basic supplies and creative inspiration, you can transform simple plastic bowls into stunning decorative pieces that look boutique-worthy.
Let’s Do This!
Supplies Needed
- Dollar Tree Plastic Crystal-Cut Salad Bowls, 4-ct. Packs
- Chalk or Acrylic Paint in your chosen colors
- White Chalk Paint (I used Waverly, but any brand works)
- Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge
- Round Sponge Brushes
Steps
Using a round sponge brush, apply your chosen chalk or acrylic paint to the bowl’s exterior. Let dry completely.
Apply a second coat and allow to dry completely.
Apply a coat of white chalk paint and let dry completely.
Add a second coat of white chalk paint and allow to dry completely.
Seal with Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge and allow to dry completely.
Fill your serving bowls with scrumptious treats and serve to your family and friends!
Tips for Best Results
- Ensure each coat is completely dry before applying the next
- Work in a well-ventilated area
- Use light, even coats of paint to prevent drips
- Clean the bowls thoroughly before painting
Creative Ways to Use Your Painted Serving Bowls
- Decorative centerpieces
- Bathroom vanity organizers
- Office supply holders
- Gift packaging
- Holiday decor pieces
Care Instructions
Though these bowls are sealed with dishwasher-safe Mod Podge, hand washing is recommended to extend their lifespan. Avoid abrasive scrubbers that could damage the paint finish.
With proper care, these beautiful DIY bowls will add a touch of elegance to your home decor for years to come!
Drop me a comment and tell me how you like these easy to make serving bowls! I would love to hear from you!
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Easy DIY Dollar Tree Painted Serving Bowls
These painted Dollar Tree bowls are the perfect solution! With just a few basic supplies and creative inspiration, you can transform simple plastic bowls into stunning decorative pieces that look boutique-worthy.
Materials
- Dollar Tree Plastic Crystal-Cut Salad Bowls, 4-ct. Packs
- Chalk or Acrylic Paint in your chosen colors
- White Chalk Paint (I used Waverly, but any brand works)
- Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge
- Round Sponge Brushes
Instructions
- Using a round sponge brush, apply your chosen chalk or acrylic paint to the bowl's exterior. Let dry completely.
- Apply a second coat and allow to dry completely.
- Apply a coat of white chalk paint and let dry completely.
- Add a second coat of white chalk paint and allow to dry completely.
- Seal with Dishwasher Safe Mod Podge and allow to dry completely.
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