I always used yard sand, cheap acrylic paint, and school glue in equal amounts. Alternatively, joint compound straight out of the jar works just fine, especially if you want a cleaner look. The original, and strongest method is cement and exterior paint.
Hi. I really like your video. I also really like your presentation. You are low-key, not fake (or squeaky happy), and actually calming to watch. I look forward to seeing more of your creative, refreshing work. Thank you 😊
Your vases came out beautiful, however I think you should try some dried grasses you need foliage that is spilling out and that will really compliment and set off your beautiful vases.
Loved your video on this. I watch all of them on this subject and you presented yours so well by getting right to the subject without a lot of chit chat about nothing and showing how the same thing can be accomplished using different elements. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Whoa 😮I think YOUR idea was so much better than dirt, coffee & etc the wax was the best idea, hope ur able to do more, I subscribe to ur channel for every update.. Thanx so much...
Hi there I bought that exact vase from thrift store I only found one. I used the same method to paint however I don’t think I used as much baking soda as you did. Also I did not use the dark wax. When I get the vase out of storage for fall I think I will try the dark wax. Your vases are lovely
@@KatharticStudios I just did mine following your method with a large scale table lamp I git yesterday at Salvation Army & it came out AMAZING. I wish I could show you because I'm resourceful, but NOT a craft person & I'm blown away. Can't thank you enough! I am telling you in all honesty it looks. like I got it at Pottery Barn or Mcgee & co.
Hi ! I am new to your channel, but I am so glad I have finally clicked on. I watched another DIY video on another UA-cam site, and what a mess I had on my hands due to trying to put sheetrock mud on a vase without primimng it first since they forget to mention that. Well, to make a long story short, I knew there had to be an easier way to create the same effects without all that mess and headaches. That is when I started searching and found you. Thanks for taking the time to show us a much eaasier way. Also, I have bought a ton of chalk wax that I have since decided I don't like using as a final step when refininshing so now I have another use for it..
I love how your vases came out but the flowers definitely DEtract from the beauty of them. Or maybe cheapen the look. In any case I’m looking forward to seeing all the fun DIYs you have coming up.
@@KatharticStudios Agree, but still need something in them. I always think empty vases on top of fireplace ends up looking like Urns with your parents ashes.
@@TheMjstranger I didn't paint the inside of mine, so I can wash the glass out just fine by hand. For the outside, I try to be much more careful and just spot clean!
ADD: Baking SODA To Your Paint Mix Well and YOU WILL GET A "REAL" TEXTURED LOOK IT WILL THICKEN YOUR PAINT... WHEN IT DRIES IT WILL LOOK JUST LIKE STONE👍
Good idea! I haven't had any issues so far, but I suppose a primer never hurt! I like BIN Shellac. You could probably also scuff sand the glass to create more grip. Priming also sounds like a good idea if you plan to handle the vase more frequently.
@@KatharticStudios if you use DIY paint you don't need primer in order for it to stick or not peel. It is porcelain clay based and it is thick, goes on smoothly and dries beautifully. You can also add ingredients like the baking soda etc for the texture with no problem. Vases look great!
What paint can I use? Flat, semi gloss, gloss. I have lots of paints and want to know what kind of paint should I use. Only flat, perhaps? What should I use on vases...
I believe the paint I used was eggshell. It would be interesting to try different sheens! Now that I think about it though, the grittiness of the baking soda might dull them all down to flat anyway 🤔
He vistovsu trabajo y me ha chiflado mucho. Me gustaria saber q es lo q mezcla. Pintura a la tiza y puede ser,sal o bicarbonato? En q proporción. Un beso desde España, un pueblecito San Medel.😘😘
I used wet and dry coffee grounds on one vase and got 2 different effects - it's one of my favourite vases! I have given most of my creations away but kept that one! Good luck! 👍
My vases are not "handled" at all so the risk of chips, dings, or wear is really low. If I were painting something I plan to touch more, a primer would be better, especially one designed for adhering to glass. But for this it didn't seem necessary.
Good question! I have not washed mine but I would say definitely no dish washer and I wouldn't submerge it in the sink. I think spot cleaning the outside with a damp rag would work just fine. And then the inside is just glass, so if you had a bouquet of real flowers and needed to rinse/swish soapy water around after, that should be no problem.
AND THOSE WHO HOPE IN THE LORD WILL BE RENEWED IN STRENGTH; THEY WILL LIFT UP THEIR WINGS LIKE EAGLES, THEY WILL FLOW AND NOT GET TIRED, THEY WILL WALK AND NOT GET TIRED. Isaiah 43-31
Love it!! Thank you for the speed. Others do not do that and it made watching so much easier and I understood what you were doing. Great video
Glad it was helpful!
I always used yard sand, cheap acrylic paint, and school glue in equal amounts. Alternatively, joint compound straight out of the jar works just fine, especially if you want a cleaner look. The original, and strongest method is cement and exterior paint.
Thanks for the good ideas! I'd love to try joint compound as a German smear type of look.
Jen Dubay- you’re right, garden dirt works soooo much better than coffee, cocoa or cinnamon.
Isn't exterior paint toxic for inside projects?
Hi. I really like your video. I also really like your presentation. You are low-key, not fake (or squeaky happy), and actually calming to watch. I look forward to seeing more of your creative, refreshing work. Thank you 😊
Thank you Helen ❤️
I love your technique I've seen a lot of techniques but I like you. It's better i'm liking what you did with the brown wax
Thank you! 🥰
Your vases came out beautiful, however I think you should try some dried grasses you need foliage that is spilling out and that will really compliment and set off your beautiful vases.
Flower girl- I agree 100%. The fake flowers don’t do the vases justice but taller dried grasses or even eucalyptus would look much better.
Me and my Molly Brown love doing stuff like this
Loved your video on this. I watch all of them on this subject and you presented yours so well by getting right to the subject without a lot of chit chat about nothing and showing how the same thing can be accomplished using different elements. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Beautiful effect. I will use it to update old lamps. Thank you
Great idea to do some lamps!
Hi watching from Australia.......I do EXACTLY the same with wax, and I add colour to the wax on my pots. They cone out really well.
Whoa 😮I think YOUR idea was so much better than dirt, coffee & etc the wax was the best idea, hope ur able to do more, I subscribe to ur channel for every update.. Thanx so much...
Thanks, I appreciate it!
If you ADD BAKING SODA DIRECTLY TO YOUR PAINT
WHEN IT DRIES IT WILL LOOK JUST LIKE STONE👍
Hi there I bought that exact vase from thrift store I only found one. I used the same method to paint however I don’t think I used as much baking soda as you did. Also I did not use the dark wax. When I get the vase out of storage for fall I think I will try the dark wax. Your vases are lovely
They look great! Love the wax hack.
Yours came out the best I've seen so far.
So happy you didn't;t do the dirt method!
Thanks! I really love the wax. So much cleaner and easier to control!
@@KatharticStudios I just did mine following your method with a large scale table lamp I git yesterday at Salvation Army & it came out AMAZING.
I wish I could show you because I'm resourceful, but NOT a craft person & I'm blown away.
Can't thank you enough!
I am telling you in all honesty it looks. like I got it at Pottery Barn or Mcgee & co.
@@lahaza6515 Amazing!!! So happy to hear this! You are a craft person now!! 😁
They are gorgeous. I have to try it out. Praying it works
You got this!
Good job! They look amazing 👍🏻
I think they look beautiful with or without flowers in them!
I have seen people use dirt instead of coffee grounds too, I like the look of the wax you used
Hi ! I am new to your channel, but I am so glad I have finally clicked on. I watched another DIY video on another UA-cam site, and what a mess I had on my hands due to trying to put sheetrock mud on a vase without primimng it first since they forget to mention that. Well, to make a long story short, I knew there had to be an easier way to create the same effects without all that mess and headaches. That is when I started searching and found you. Thanks for taking the time to show us a much eaasier way. Also, I have bought a ton of chalk wax that I have since decided I don't like using as a final step when refininshing so now I have another use for it..
Welcome!! DIY is always an adventure, isn't it? I hope your new vases turn out well 😊
Absolutely beautiful 😊I'm going to try real soon. Looks so fun and easy to do.
It is! Good luck ☺️
Loved your video! So clever!!! I subbed because of how professional you are
Thank you!! ❤️
Hermoso y práctico proyecto. Gracias por compartir su experiencia y conocimiento.
Love the vases AND the flowers!!
Absolutely stunning
Thank you!
Such great ideas for the final coat. Thanks.👏👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🥰🥰🥰
NICE! Thank you. Since you didn't coat the inside all the way down, you could put water and cut flowers in them also.
Exactly!!
I love vases came beautiful 🤩
Just what I’m looking for Thanks!! Subbed🥰
Your stone-look turned out very nicely!! I painted a jar today and so I'm wondering if I should put dark wax on them or not. This was a helpful vid!
Looks great
I love how your vases came out but the flowers definitely DEtract from the beauty of them. Or maybe cheapen the look. In any case I’m looking forward to seeing all the fun DIYs you have coming up.
I know 🤣 not my best styling moment. Those are some old fake flowers I pulled out of a box... Planning to replace them some day soon!
@@KatharticStudios Agree, but still need something in them. I always think empty vases on top of fireplace ends up looking like Urns with your parents ashes.
@@KatharticStudios i disagree I think they looked beautiful 👍
@@KatharticStudios pampass grass will look great
@@KatharticStudios the flowers look gorgeous in the vases
This video saved me a lot of money
👏👏 DIY is the best!
Great video. Going to try this on some wooden hollow forms.
Nice job. I'm going to try that one today
Ive had a vision in my head for a while, for a vase very similar to this shape using a stone finish look combined with some color. Ironic
Do it!
Gorgeous 😍😍! Great idea, with the wax!! So glad this was recommended! Sub’d right away!! ❤️❤️
Yay! Thank you!
Beautiful work.
These are gorgeous!
Very clever idea..that turned out beautifully..thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you! 😊
If you ADD BAKING SODA DIRECTLY TO YOUR PAINT
WHEN IT DRIES IT WILL LOOK LIKE STONE
Like the technique!
Subscribed Liked what else you need. 😊 Thanks a lot for such a good vid!👌👌🙌 any idea how to " aged" porcelain?
Love it.Keep them coming ❤
They are Gorgeous!!!!!
Thank you ♥️
Absolutely beautiful! Do you have to apply top varnish? Great DIY!
Thank you! I did not apply anything as I don't really touch these (hence they don't need protection) and I wanted to keep the finish shine-free.
Beautiful!
Tnx for the idea.
Can it be used in any materials
Well done!!!👏👏👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Preciosos, gracias por compartirlos. Saludos desde Argentina
Hola, Roxana
Podrías resumirlo en español. Gracias!
Thanks for sharing
Is the paint durable with cleaning the vase with water? Mine the acrylic color came out so easily
@@TheMjstranger I didn't paint the inside of mine, so I can wash the glass out just fine by hand. For the outside, I try to be much more careful and just spot clean!
Nice
Really like this 👍🏻
Beautiful ❤️ transformation 😍 👏🏽
Thank you 😊
Very pretty.
Thank you! 😊
I use wallfiller thats also not expensive and also wax because coffee and dirt makes a mess if you have to dust them of
Good ideas!
I like this way best! Thnx! Beautiful
Very nice!
Real nice job. 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Great job
ADD: Baking SODA To Your Paint Mix Well and YOU WILL GET A "REAL"
TEXTURED LOOK
IT WILL THICKEN YOUR PAINT... WHEN IT DRIES
IT WILL LOOK JUST LIKE STONE👍
That's what she used. Baking soda. She even showed the box.
Always best to use a primer on glass first so paint doesn’t peel off 🥰
Good idea! I haven't had any issues so far, but I suppose a primer never hurt! I like BIN Shellac. You could probably also scuff sand the glass to create more grip. Priming also sounds like a good idea if you plan to handle the vase more frequently.
@@KatharticStudios if you use DIY paint you don't need primer in order for it to stick or not peel. It is porcelain clay based and it is thick, goes on smoothly and dries beautifully. You can also add ingredients like the baking soda etc for the texture with no problem. Vases look great!
I really love it’s💖💖💖💖💖
Love it
Really pretty!
Thank you!
ADD BAKING SODA DIRECTL3TO YOUR PAINT
WHEN IT DRIES IT WILL LOOK LIKE STONE
Then Add Tinted Wax To A Dry Cloth and Rub It on and Off Quickly Moving It Around All Over The Vace It Will Give It That Aged Look
Rub The Excess Off
Creo que es más difícil andar acoplandose a diferentes parejas
What paint can I use? Flat, semi gloss, gloss. I have lots of paints and want to know what kind of paint should I use. Only flat, perhaps? What should I use on vases...
I believe the paint I used was eggshell. It would be interesting to try different sheens! Now that I think about it though, the grittiness of the baking soda might dull them all down to flat anyway 🤔
use the coffee grounds right after you brew your coffee. grounds need to be wet.
Guess I didn't get the memo about the grounds being wet! I'll have to retry some time, though I do really like the wax effect.
Me gustaria tuvieras subtítulos en español para saber los materiales. Grss hermosos
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He vistovsu trabajo y me ha chiflado mucho. Me gustaria saber q es lo q mezcla. Pintura a la tiza y puede ser,sal o bicarbonato? En q proporción. Un beso desde España, un pueblecito San Medel.😘😘
Usé pintura de látex (pintura para paredes) y bicarbonato mezclado a la mitad. Pintura a la tiza tambien debería funcionar. Besos!
What about wet coffee grinds?
I used wet and dry coffee grounds on one vase and got 2 different effects - it's one of my favourite vases! I have given most of my creations away but kept that one! Good luck! 👍
Why didnt you paint the vases with a primer first?
My vases are not "handled" at all so the risk of chips, dings, or wear is really low. If I were painting something I plan to touch more, a primer would be better, especially one designed for adhering to glass. But for this it didn't seem necessary.
Coffee grounds...with wet fingers.
CANAL ÚNICAMENTE PARA QUIENES SABEN INGLÉS...ME QUEDÉ EN LAS MISMAS!!!
Can you wash these?
Good question! I have not washed mine but I would say definitely no dish washer and I wouldn't submerge it in the sink. I think spot cleaning the outside with a damp rag would work just fine. And then the inside is just glass, so if you had a bouquet of real flowers and needed to rinse/swish soapy water around after, that should be no problem.
Shabby chic
AND THOSE WHO HOPE IN THE LORD WILL BE RENEWED IN STRENGTH; THEY WILL LIFT UP THEIR WINGS LIKE EAGLES, THEY WILL FLOW AND NOT GET TIRED, THEY WILL WALK AND NOT GET TIRED. Isaiah 43-31