In case you haven't heard, Social Artworking is a fun and creative way to spend time with friends. When you host one of our at-home painting parties, we'll send you all the supplies you and your guests need to create unique works of art. But the party decor, food, and beverages are up to you.


These ideas will help you put an artistic twist on your Social Artworking party. 

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Decorate a vase with a bundle of old paintbrushes, using this idea from Family Chic via Country Living



Fashion a paintbrush wreath using this idea from Anthropologie via Pamela Holderman



Or hang them as a garland using this technique from The SITS Girls.



Turn paint cans into planters like Laura Trevy did.






Paint swatches make cute utensil holders. Learn how to make these at Seven Sisters.



Paint Can Party also make great party favors, like these on It's a Cake Thing via Little Big Company.



These artist aprons and palletes from Simple Little Details via Hostess with the Mostess make cute party favors for guests.





These painted chocolate bars from Tastemade are delicious works of art.



These colorful cupcakes from Catch My Party look like paint on an artist's palette.



Here's another cupcake idea we love from Jen Loves Kev. Who knew there were so many delicious ways to use a paint palette?

Or so many edible versions? Check out this amazing cookie cake from Eclectic Momsense.



These artist palette cookies from Sweetopia are amazingly detailed.



We also like these cute candy-topped cookies from Project Nursery.



This candy-drizzled popcorn from Kara's Party Ideas looks yummy!



And these paint splatter sandwiches from Play Party Plan are so much cuter than regular PB&J.


We love these colorful sprinkle-coated cookies from Hoosier Homemade.

We love how Crafts by Courtney turned Rice Krispy treats into colorful paintbrushes.

And check out these clever Picasso Cake Pops from Kara's Party Ideas.



Simple Girl used Tootsie Rolls to make these pretzel paintbrushes.