
Painting Wicker Baskets
Give new life to old baskets.
Overview
Great for gift giving, seasonal baskets, old centerpieces and cast-off baskets are reborn with a spray of paint. Add details with painter's tape and spray a dozen baskets in just a few minutes.
Prepare baskets for paint
Gather the baskets selected for the project.
Apply painter’s tape to the baskets to mask off areas you don’t want painted. Create your design and patterns to customize your style.

Fill sprayer with paint
Setup and fill the Studio Pro Sprayer with the paint of your choice.
Practice spraying on included spray poster or other scrap material.

Spray baskets
Start by spraying the inside and other hard-to-reach areas.
Keep gun four to six inches away from your surface.
Spray in complete, full passes and overlap by 30%.

Change colors if necessary
If you want multi-color baskets, apply one color first and allow that to completely dry. You can apply tape to the areas you don’t want painted and start applying the second color of paint. Continue this process with as many colors as you want to make a beautiful basket.

Fill and enjoy
Let baskets dry, remove tape and fill baskets with Easter decorations and treats. These fun baskets add a touch of spring and fun to your Easter celebrations.

Materials
Painter's tape
Drop Cloth
Wicker basket
Home Decor Sprayer
Preparation
Step 1 - Select the basket needed for the project
Step 2 - Apply Painter's Tape
Apply painter’s tape to the baskets to mask off areas you don’t want painted. Create your design and patterns to customize your style.
Painting
Step 1 - Fill Studio Home Decor Sprayer
Setup and fill the Studio Pro Sprayer with the paint of your choice.

Step 2 - Practice Painting
Practice spraying on included spray poster or other scrap material
Step 3 - Start Spraying
Start by spraying the inside and other hard-to-reach areas.
(PRO TIP) Keep gun four to six inches away from your surface.
Step 4 - Continue Spraying
Continue spraying the rest of your project.
(PRO TIP) Spray in complete, full passes and overlap by 30%
Step 5 - (Optional)
If you want multi-color baskets, apply one color first and allow that to completely dry. You can apply tape to the areas you don’t want painted and start applying the second color of paint. Continue this process with as many colors as you want to make a beautiful basket.
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