Best DIY Globe Projects in the Entire World

I have an obsession with gold leaf these days, so this globe is perfect. You'll use black craft paint too, and the gold leaf is really easy to attach!

Inspired by the movie Dolittle, Julie created this floral globe with paint and floral napkins. She used Mod Podge to adhere the napkins!

Whether you are looking to incorporate travel inspired decor into your home or wedding, this DIY painted globe is a quick and easy project anyone can do.

Heather revamped her globe using some paint and a vinyl quote cut with her Silhouette. You can use any quote in any size you like that fits your DIY globe.

Holly found this globe for a $1, then gave it a unique spring revamp that I love. With faux moss and some paper flowers, you too can have this original look.

Learn how to customize a vintage globe with your favorite images from children’s books – this is such a unique home decor project!

Use pages from comic books to create a superhero themed globe. I love this idea for a playroom, man cave, or kid's room.

Cut a hole in the top of the globe to create a vase. I like how Amy painted the globe to make it look a bit more abstract. It's non conventional, but it totally works.

Revamp an old globe and turn it useful with chalkboard paint. This DIY globe only cost $2 and if you already have the chalkboard paint . . . instant decor for cheap.

With some paint and the free printable Julie provides, you can turn an old globe into the Star Wars Death Star! Before it gets destroyed in the original film, of course.

When are expensive napkins worth it? When you use them to decoupage a globe. I love the bold color Viv used on the stand.

Glue, glitter, and star cutouts make a beautiful mobile! This would look great in any kid's room. I'm also wondering what this DIY globe would look like completely covered in glitter, including the ocean :o.

Jennifer got a damaged globe at Target, and made it pretty using paper punched circles. It's fun to use a variety of art techniques to make this project your own.

Love makes the world go ’round, and this project shows you how to craft that message. It's very cool how Jamie used the map print on the globe as the back of her project "canvas."

What’s a great way to get rid of an old light fixture you don’t like? Replace it with a globe cover. The bias tape lining the edges looks really good.

Inspired by a globe at Anthropologie, Carissa hand painted a globe ornament and added "Peace on Earth."

Alexis gave her globe a makeover using a Small World theme to go with her vintage Disneyland room. You can do this with a decoupage medium such as Mod Podge.

I love that Jessica personalized her project with sheet music and Mod Podge. The sheet music gives this DIY globe a vintage feel that would be prefect with farmhouse decor.

Cut your globe in half and add a handle: voila, you have a cloche to cover your food at an outdoor party! Plus this is so cool looking you can leave it out to display all the time.

Create unique wall art with wood, paint, a globe and letters. Patina used letter tiles, but you can use adhesive letters instead.