Here's how it was made! On a trip to Party City, I walked past this little gem. A Top Hat Ice Bucket. $10.

After a trip to Michael's Crafts, conveniently down the street, I came home with a plan and lots of spray paint.

2. 18kt. Gold
3. Glitter in gold
For a base layer, I used a spray paint specifically for plastic. No sanding, no priming, quick drying, chip resistant. Then I used a metallic gold to act as the background color for the 3rd layer of gold glitter spray paint to glam it up some.

With a little green glittery ribbon and a few glittery feathers to top it off (no pun intended), I was extremely happy with the way it turned out!
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