Did you know that you can make awesome home decor with temporary tattoos? I actually got this idea from my mom who made some coasters as a gift with temporary tattoos. I thought, “Hey! That would totally work on other items too.” That thought is what prompted me to create these 4 amazing home decor ideas with temporary tattoos with Oriental Trading. Some of them are functional as well as beautiful which is always great for busy moms. Keep reading to find out how to make a foiled remote control caddy, gorgeous frosted tealight holders, gold foiled pineapple coaster, and foiled wooden arrows wall art!

 

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Materials for all 4 Home Decor Ideas with Temporary Tattoos

• Angled Glass Vase
• Frosted Votive Holders
• Glass Photo Coasters
• Wooden Arrows
• Gold and Silver Jewelry Temporary Tattoos (Metallic Bracelet and Bracelet & Necklace)
• Gold Foiled Pineapple Tattoos
• Scissors
• Water
• Paper Towels
• Acrylic Sealant

 

Foiled Remote Control Caddy

Step 1

Pull out your curved necklace tattoos.

 

Step 2

Cut out the gold and silver triplet necklace.

 

Step 3

Cut the necklace in half and place one half on the right side of your angled glass vase as pictured. Make sure that you remove the plastic covering before placing it on the glass.

 

Step 4

Next, cover the back of your tattoo with a wet paper towel. Let it sit for a minute.

 

Step 5

Carefully remove the paper backing, leaving the tattoo on the glass.

Step 6

Repeat steps 3-5 on the left side of your vase.

 

Step 7

Now cut out the smaller fringe chains from your temporary tattoos.

Note:

• I used 2 sets of the fringe chains to make the back decoration larger. This is totally optional.

 

Step 8

Attach the tattoos in the center of the back of your vase. Again, don’t forget to remove the plastic covering first.

Step 9

Cover the tattoos with a wet paper towel and let sit a minute.

Step 10

Again, carefully remove the paper backing, leaving the tattoo on the glass.

 

Step 11

Repeat steps 8-10 with the smaller, horizontal tattoos on the front center of your vase.

 

Step 12

Lastly, cut the rope gold necklace in half and add one piece to each side of your vase, under the gold and silver triplet necklace.

Step 13

Seal the entire vase with a coat of acrylic sealant and let dry.

 

Frosted Tealight Holders

 

Step 1

First, cut out the silver and gold triangles as pictured.

 

Step 2

Cut the strip of tattoos into fourths.

Step 3

Remove the plastic cover from one of the fourths and attach it to one side of a frosted votive.

 

Step 4

Next, cover the back of the tattoo with a wet paper towel and let sit for one minute.

 

Step 5

Carefully remove the paper backing, leaving the tattoo on the glass.

Step 6

Repeat steps 3-5 for the remaining 3 sides of the votive holder.

 

Step 7

Add tattoos to your remaining votive holders.

 

Step 8

Lastly, seal your votive holders with acrylic sealant.

 

Gold Foiled Pineapple Coasters

 

Step 1

First remove the paper inserts from 4 of your coasters.

 

Step 2

Attach 1 of each pineapple tattoo to a paper insert. Do this carefully. You want to wet the paper enough to transfer the tattoo without the paper falling apart. I dabbed mine until it released.

 

Step 3

Set the papers aside to dry.

 

Step 4

Next, cut out 2 of the gold honeycomb tattoos and cut each one in half.

Step 5

Attach one piece of honeycomb tattoo to each coaster.

 

Step 6

Then cover with a wet paper towel and let sit for 1 minute.

 

Step 7

Carefully remove the paper backing, leaving the tattoo on the glass.

Step 8

Seal each coaster with acrylic sealant and let dry.

 

Step 9

Lastly, return your pineapple papers to the coasters.

 

Foiled Wooden Arrows Wall Art

 

Step 1

Pull out one of your plain wooden arrows and cut out the strip of gold and silver triangles.

Step 2

Remove the plastic covering and place it face-down, centered on your arrow.

 

Step 3

Cover with a wet paper towel and let sit for a minute.

 

Step 4

Carefully remove the paper backing, leaving the tattoos on the wood.

 

Step 5

Next cut the silver honeycomb tattoo into smaller pieces that are a little wider than the width of your arrow.

 

Step 6

Attach your tattoos to your arrow at an angle with spaces in between.

 

Step 7

Cover your last arrow with the gold and silver geometric tattoos. You will need to have multiples so that you can cover the entire arrow.

 

Step 8

Lastly, seal each arrow with acrylic sealant and allow to dry.

Step 9

Attach the arrows to your wall with Command Strips or poster putty.

 

Bonus Tips

• I found that the tattoos adhered more easily to frosted glass. When removing the paper backing, gently slide it before peeling back. This will make it easier for you.
• Lay your pieces flat when sealing them if possible. If you don’t, the metallics can run.

Now you will have 4 amazing home decor ideas with temporary tattoos to organize and dress up your home. Our coffee table is so pretty and organized now, I love it. In fact, I love these temporary tattoo projects so much that I have a ton of new projects to share with you in the coming months. You can get even more DIY home décor ideas on right here. Don’t forget to check out Oriental Trading for all of the temporary tattoos you need.

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