How to: Matte Powder Ornaments

You can make these gorgeous distressed ornaments in any color, with supplies you probably have already at home!

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How To Make Aged Powdered Ornaments

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Step 6: Add powder Immediately brush and rub on your powder of choice.

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Amazing Home DIys

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