I have a suggestion for you. I do this same technique with my paper mache vases , but when I want to use in vase of glass, I use a mix of white glue and water same ratio, then I lay toilet paper sheets with the glue. They stick very strongly and get very hard when dry it., then any kind of texture you add will stick very well.
Wow, the best painting technique and colors that I have seen for this kind of aged pottery look. Thank you for an enjoyable video.....I'm ready to paint!
I have seen a lot of techniques & I think yours looks the most authentic ! Gorgeous results, really look like stone! Love the colors you use! Excellent!🌺
Great job. I too have used joint compound, but, I do think that plaster would hold up better if you were going to set them outside in the elements. That being said, I would use a good sealer over them if I were to put them outside. Joint compound does not dry as fast, but, I think too, that plaster would be more durable. Thanks for sharing.
Doing this with joint compound or spackling is so much easier than your method. Both of these don't dry out so fast and I think they make a more realistic looking vase. Not to mention, much more water resistant.
Really like your work. Soooo good to see the results authentic and very organic and natural. Possibly one of the best videos I’ve seen to transform pots.
Brilliant absolutely brilliant what a wonderful idea congratulations you’re one of the intelligent people on UA-cam sharing quality information I love it I would love to learn how to make that face planter of the woman it is so beautiful
This was fabulous! Thank you. I look forward to seeing you make a larger version....like the one Ellen DrGeneres had in her home while taping the show!
i have a question. Does it crack when dries? because when plaster dries it usually shrink a little bit. In my experience, when you plaster on a hard surface(like glass jar or bottle) that makes some crack when it completely dies.
I suspect those areas that wouldn’t take the texturized May have had some oil on it. Did you clean with alcohol first? I really like your final results.
Would love to make these for outside too. If someone has suggestions as to how to ensure they survive over winter, please, please help. Thanking you in advance.
@@getlauriekor Thanks for your recommendation. I live in the UK and I don't think they will survive a UK winter outdoors. But will definitely make them for indoors.
Love the video. Great idea. BTW, if you want to retard the setup time of your plaster, just add a little bit of baking powder. Blood works also but... who wants to do that? Conversely, if you want to speed up the setup time, just add a little salt. However, be careful doing that as salt also weakens the plaster. Not sure that matters for this application, though. Also, you might want to invest in some rubber bowls and metal plaster spatulas for future projects. It makes mixing so much easier.
You can do the same with a small container of Quik cement or concrete patch from Home depot and you wouldn't need to paint it. I have done empty glass bottles and they look great.
I have a suggestion for you. I do this same technique with my paper mache vases , but when I want to use in vase of glass, I use a mix of white glue and water same ratio, then I lay toilet paper sheets with the glue. They stick very strongly and get very hard when dry it., then any kind of texture you add will stick very well.
Wow, the best painting technique and colors that I have seen for this kind of aged pottery look. Thank you for an enjoyable video.....I'm ready to paint!
I've watched dozens of this type of technique and BY FAR yours looks the best!.. the thickness and color are very realistic and beautiful
I have seen a lot of techniques & I think yours looks the most authentic ! Gorgeous results, really look like stone! Love the colors you use!
Excellent!🌺
Most beautiful planter i’ve seen
You are so skilled with your work, final product is great, I need to learn your techniques. TFS!
That was so beautiful! I love what you did with this one and then from what I can see, the others too. I can’t wait to try it. Thanks for sharing it.
Great job. I too have used joint compound, but, I do think that plaster would hold up better if you were going to set them outside in the elements. That being said, I would use a good sealer over them if I were to put them outside. Joint compound does not dry as fast, but, I think too, that plaster would be more durable. Thanks for sharing.
Lucy, WOW, what a wonderful tutorial. I cannot wait to try it. Thanks for your info and ideas.
Really pretty. I started on a large scale, but I went black with a lot of texture and planted succulents and i love it!
Doing this with joint compound or spackling is so much easier than your method. Both of these don't dry out so fast and I think they make a more realistic looking vase. Not to mention, much more water resistant.
Beautiful work! Very authentic looking.
I love these. I have done this myself. I think your end paint result is the best I’ve seen. Thanks I’m subscribing.
I saw the black version of these on your blog. Can't wait to try that out! I have been trying to figure out how to make these. THANKS SO MUCH!
Such beautiful work Lucy! Thanks so very much for taking time to share your ideas! I hope to try this. Take care🥰
Una gran obra de Arte. Precioso. No hay palabras 😍😍😍
I’ve seen so many clips on UA-cam. Yours was the best!
I love these pots. I have been seeing similar antique versions in the stores...too pricey for me. I will definitely try this project.
Loved it.
Smart lady there are so many RH vessel hacks this is great I’m about to break out my plaster!
Love love love it! Excellent directions and editing!
These are beautiful! I’m going to try this with my dental casting cement! So excited! Thanks for the great video!
Gorgeous!
I will definitely try it! Very exciting!
Really like your work. Soooo good to see the results authentic and very organic and natural. Possibly one of the best videos I’ve seen to transform pots.
I appreciate how you take us through the entire process from above. Great camera work. 🙂
Thanks for sharing this tutorial! I definitely want to try this.
Very talented
Beauuutiful love it thank you for the tutorial God bless you and your family 🤗
Beautiful
Gracias Lucy 🤗💜✨
Very nice,loved to see you working with your bare hands, great project
Thank you for sharing this video.
Wow just wow!! Can't wait to do this. Your "how to" was excellent.🥰
These looks fantastic!! Thanks for for detailed instructions. Tfs. Keep the projects coming!😊😊
Great DIY! I love this idea!
BEAUTIFUL!
What about adding a little bit of joint compound to your recipe to make the shell stronger?
if joint compound gets wet, it will absorb and fall off. would be ok if your piece will be inside
Brilliant absolutely brilliant what a wonderful idea congratulations you’re one of the intelligent people on UA-cam sharing quality information I love it
I would love to learn how to make that face planter of the woman it is so beautiful
Very beautiful. I like it a lot!
Super magnifique, bravo👍👏😘
I can’t wait to try this!! Can they be put outside? I’ve never worked with plaster of Paris before.
Beautiful job
Love this & looks so easy.
Like it! Thanks!
Wow so clever and effective!! I’m going to give it a try.
I love this idea!!! I’m going to try it!!
This one is so nicely done. Absolutely loving it and gonna try this. It's gorgeous
This was fabulous! Thank you. I look forward to seeing you make a larger version....like the one Ellen DrGeneres had in her home while taping the show!
artistic work ...beautiful
Looks great!!!
Gloves are always a good thing
Great job!
such a BEAUTIFUL simple style .. Beautiful !!! looks expensive!
Love it
Awesome 👏
Gracias ❤
I love it I'm going to try it I can't wait
I really like the pot I'm gonna try it out on a larger scale
Love this & looks so easy.
Hi .. I am new I love what you did I am going to try this!! what's all you used again please??
Thanks so much. I can’t wait to try this tomorrow.
i have a question. Does it crack when dries? because when plaster dries it usually shrink a little bit. In my experience, when you plaster on a hard surface(like glass jar or bottle) that makes some crack when it completely dies.
I suspect those areas that wouldn’t take the texturized May have had some oil on it. Did you clean with alcohol first? I really like your final results.
This is a fantastic video and project! Great job!
Great. I will try this.
Beautiful.
Can these pots be placed outdoors?
Add white glue? How long does that surface last,just being plaster of paris....seal?
Sooo beautiful!! I can’t wait to try this! Do you have to let it dry for a long time??
Can the glass crack or break from the weight of the plaster?
Loved this, is the paint you use oil?
Would these survive outside?
nice art- thanks- palm springs, ca.
Looks great! Can you place these outside or do they need sealer first?
Would love to make these for outside too. If someone has suggestions as to how to ensure they survive over winter, please, please help. Thanking you in advance.
You,would defiantly have to,deal them. You’d need a matte varnish. I’d do four or five coats.
@@getlauriekor Thanks for your recommendation. I live in the UK and I don't think they will survive a UK winter outdoors. But will definitely make them for indoors.
@@getlauriekor Excuse me, I'm Spanish and I'm not sure I got everything she said. Does she add any glue or just plaster, sand and water?
@Tammie LaBonte Thanks a lot. That's all I needed to know. Looking forward to giving it a go 😀
Love the video. Great idea. BTW, if you want to retard the setup time of your plaster, just add a little bit of baking powder. Blood works also but... who wants to do that? Conversely, if you want to speed up the setup time, just add a little salt. However, be careful doing that as salt also weakens the plaster. Not sure that matters for this application, though. Also, you might want to invest in some rubber bowls and metal plaster spatulas for future projects. It makes mixing so much easier.
How long does it take to dry?
How does it hold up against water?
Is the glass container from dollar tree?
Loved this so much?!
👍 nice
You can do the same with a small container of Quik cement or concrete patch from Home depot and you wouldn't need to paint it. I have done empty glass bottles and they look great.
Can you use plastic planters
Yes
Fabulous project. Kudos!!! ♥
Can this get wet?
Woooowwww that's the artist work
Who can turn glass to stone. Well done girl. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
🙌😍😍😍👏👏👏👏
👏👏👏👏💐
Beautiful work, but the music is annoying, thank you
Too much time talking just get to it
Loved this, is the paint you use oil?
The paint she used is acrylic.