I guess you get to keep your accusation up but I wasn't being snarky. I told you how to make something functional and more valuable than a decoration that looks like a waste of a precious metal and a functional food product. Those are also more expensive than what you turned them into which is counter productive in a way. Again, I don't feel like helping you with constructive comments and getting your type of comments back so hopefully you will realize that those type of things don't look that good to some people the ones that might by those products and use them for what they are meant for.
alway been obsessed with bows and at 79 known as the Bow Lady, must admit I learned some great techniques from you, thank you for sharing and may you have a blessed day!
Those are so beautiful. I have begun collecting old silver pieces (not real silver) and was thinking of painting a few pieces. Loved the risers. Now I know I need to look out for these type pieces as well. Thanks.
Brilliant idea to use those chargers as tiered trays I love this idea I always pass up those Chargers because I think they are not very practical but now I think I'll be on the lookout for them great ideas
This is exactly what I was looking for. A few months ago I passed up on a tea pot just like yours with out the lid. I regretted not buying it. So a few weeks ago I found another one and purchased it.. I want to paint it but I just didn't know how to go about doing it. I'm glad I found your channel.
The silver pieces are absolutely gorgeous! I didn’t know you could paint silver items! I love using the bottom pieces to use as risers, so beautiful! I also, think the picture is stunning! They are very elegant!💕😊🌸🌼
Thank you Beverly! I’m actually filming another painted teapot project for next week’s video. I can find them pretty cheap at my local thrift store, so I like to keep a few on hand. I appreciate you watching and I’ll see you next weekend!
Brass is VERY popular right now in some places though. Id try selling brass as is first before painting it. I will paint silver plated. But if you are selling the items, i would definitely post brass items as is ,then if they dont sell after a bit, you can still up cycle with paint. Just something to consider because brass happens to be popular right now
I like Plaster too. I couldn't find white one day and bought Plaster. I have never looked back. I want to do this successfully soooo much. I have some "silver" pieces but I can never find any with any detail. They're all smooth.
I agree, Brooke; Plaster is such a beautiful color! You may be able to add details yourself with small wood beads, ribbon with pearls, or air dry clay appliqués. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi Cheri! I had another viewer share the same tip a few months ago. You gals are right; it works like a charm! Thanks for watching and have a great week!
I’m going to do this to a thrifted silverplate teapot that the silver has worn off of in places. I’m going to use Waverly ballet slipper pink, however. I like your simple method. I think I can do that. Thank you for the video. 🙂
Looks so pretty I'm a hot mess while painting and very impatient that's why I use a heat gun and some good gloves cause on metal it get really hot great tutorials
I have so many projects going at the same time, I don’t mind waiting on stuff to dry. I’ve used a hair dryer before if I had to speed up the process. Thanks again for watching!
Thank you Valerie! Yes ma’am, I did make the candle. I printed the image from The Graphics Fairy onto tissue paper. Then I cut the image out and used a hair dryer to slightly melt it to the candle.
Hunnie i thought i was the only one who talks to the piece or pieces that I'am working on would have never put any thought into it if my husband would not have called it out to me HA! HA! SIMPLY BE-T-FULL PIECES YOU HAVE CREATED
Interesting! I do a lot of painting with chalkpaint, but I wouldn´t have thought that you can paint even silver with it! Great look, but in my opinion you should also have painted the bottom/underside of both pieces. Now it´s not possible to put it on a high board, shelf or a cupboard because everybody would see the original surfaces of both parts, and that´s not very classy. But I really like your videos nevertheless! Greetings from Germany
Hi Susan! At first I thought the metal apron would be long enough to prevent the bottom from showing, but the underside had to be stained. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hi Carolyn! I’ve never used a clear coat or mod podge over silver polish, so I’m not sure how to advise you on what to do. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful.
@@kindashabby The next day it tarnished after I polished it I was just looking for a way to keep it shiny and pretty thank you for getting back to me I appreciate that God-bless
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Thanks for sharing, Ana. Once I became aware of audio issues I purchased a mic. Don't watch my Sola Wood Flowers video I uploaded on July 9th. I forgot to clip my mic on during a segment, so you'll just be upset all over again. LOL
@@kindashabby Thank you. I just love what you do, it is beautiful. I got somewhat frustrated, but you cleared it up. I will continue watcng your videos. 🙂
@@silvercloud88832 no worries! The last thing I want to do is frustrate my viewers. Please don’t hesitate to make me aware of issues. I have no way to know unless y’all tell me. Thank you for being here!
One of them was broken the other two were fine. You could have polished them with silver cream and had shimmery silver, found food containers that fit in the chafing dishes and purchased the heat sources for the bottoms. You would have had something more valuable than white paint over precious metal that makes them look cheapened to people that know what those are as well unusable for food.. That I saw them in this video and know that all they needed was a little polishing makes it worse.
I am 58 in September Sweetie but you keep pushing your complaint buttons and having fun accusing people of things with your lingo that apparently the moderator in here doesn't care about even though they should@@kindashabby
What’s the most interesting thing you’ve ever painted? Thank you for watching and I’ll see you again Friday evening!
I guess you get to keep your accusation up but I wasn't being snarky. I told you how to make something functional and more valuable than a decoration that looks like a waste of a precious metal and a functional food product. Those are also more expensive than what you turned them into which is counter productive in a way. Again, I don't feel like helping you with constructive comments and getting your type of comments back so hopefully you will realize that those type of things don't look that good to some people the ones that might by those products and use them for what they are meant for.
alway been obsessed with bows and at 79 known as the Bow Lady, must admit I learned some great techniques from you, thank you for sharing and may you have a blessed day!
Hello Alice, and thank you so much! I absolutely love bows and I’m glad you enjoyed the tips I shared in this video!
Love the flower frame in behind the table.
Thank you JoAnn!
Beautiful transformation of old silver pieces.
Thank you Patty! I just love upcycling old, broken silver pieces and I’m so glad you like them!
Those are so beautiful. I have begun collecting old silver pieces (not real silver) and was thinking of painting a few pieces. Loved the risers. Now I know I need to look out for these type pieces as well. Thanks.
I’m so glad these projects were helpful to you, Charlotte! Thank you for watching!
Those risers look amazing! So cute. The tea pot is also adorable! Great upcycle.
Thank you Tracy! I really enjoy upcycling thrifted pieces and I’m glad you enjoyed these projects!
Who would’ve thought those silver pieces could be so pretty! Love them!
Thank you Lindsey; I have to say they turned out better than I expected!
Brilliant idea to use those chargers as tiered trays I love this idea I always pass up those Chargers because I think they are not very practical but now I think I'll be on the lookout for them great ideas
Thanks! They were in my craft closet for a few years. When I decided to start my channel I thought they would be a cute project.
These pieces are gorgeous! You taught me to look at tarnished silver totally differently!
Thanks, Mary! It seems there is always a bunch of it whenever I go thrifting. It’s even cheaper when it’s broken!
Love, Love, Love!!! 💜💜💜
Thank you Vickie! I absolutely love painted thrift store silver pieces!
@@kindashabby it turned out beautiful makes me want to try it
@@VickieAllen1109 I think you’ll love it!
I guess I've been living under a rock I didn't know you could paint silver with regular paint really beautiful hi from Lutz Florida USA
There’s not much I won’t try painting! Thanks for watching, Nita!
This is exactly what I was looking for. A few months ago I passed up on a tea pot just like yours with out the lid. I regretted not buying it. So a few weeks ago I found another one and purchased it.. I want to paint it but I just didn't know how to go about doing it. I'm glad I found your channel.
I’m so glad you found this video useful, LB! I know your teapot will be lovely.
The silver pieces are absolutely gorgeous! I didn’t know you could paint silver items! I love using the bottom pieces to use as risers, so beautiful! I also, think the picture is stunning! They are very elegant!💕😊🌸🌼
Thank you Beverly! I’m actually filming another painted teapot project for next week’s video. I can find them pretty cheap at my local thrift store, so I like to keep a few on hand. I appreciate you watching and I’ll see you next weekend!
wow... I absolutely love these pieces. I am off to the thrift store today!
Thank you so much Marlene! I hope you had a fun and successful trip while thrifting!
Beautiful pieces you reclaimed and staging is elegant. Also enjoyed listening to your narration.
Thank you so much! I appreciate you being here!
Loved them all
Thank you! Painted silver is such a fun way to update broken or damaged pieces.
What a great idea for all the crappy silver plated pieces that every thrift store has!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for subscribing! I like turning crappy to happy!
@@kindashabby 😂♥️
Beautiful outcome! Didn't know I could use chalk paint to do this. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much, Carlotta! I hope you’ll give this a try. Happy Crafting!
Glad I found your craft room
Thank you Jean; glad to have you here!
Best DIY Ever! From your new subscriber.
Thank you so much for subscribing, Janet!
Truly beautiful transformations!!!!💖💖💖💖
Thank you! I love rescuing thrift store junk!
So beautiful.
Thank you Stella; I love to rescue old silver pieces!
Love this idea! I think it might work with brass also. I see more brass than silver here in North Texas. Can’t wait to try it!!
Thank you Daisy! I’m sure it would work on brass as well and be beautiful. I’m glad you’re here; happy crafting!
Brass is VERY popular right now in some places though. Id try selling brass as is first before painting it. I will paint silver plated. But if you are selling the items, i would definitely post brass items as is ,then if they dont sell after a bit, you can still up cycle with paint. Just something to consider because brass happens to be popular right now
Gorgeous ❤️
Thank you Daphne! I really enjoy painted silver pieces and I’m glad you like them too!
I like Plaster too. I couldn't find white one day and bought Plaster. I have never looked back.
I want to do this successfully soooo much. I have some "silver" pieces but I can never find any with any detail. They're all smooth.
I agree, Brooke; Plaster is such a beautiful color! You may be able to add details yourself with small wood beads, ribbon with pearls, or air dry clay appliqués. Thank you so much for watching!
Gorgeous!!!!
Thank you Linda!
Jaw dropping transformations!
Thank you so much! The painted tea pot is one of my favorites.
All the pieces turned out beautiful! It's amazing how much of the details came out on each item after you destressed them! Love it! 💕
Thank you Joan! It really is amazing how a little bit of paint can transform just about anything.
Hi! Ya know the lid used to always get stuck so L wipe the glue off the & put Vaseline on it alone! Works pretty good!!
Hi Cheri! I had another viewer share the same tip a few months ago. You gals are right; it works like a charm! Thanks for watching and have a great week!
Beautiful!
Thank you, Tracy!
Beautiful.
Thank you; I'm glad you enjoyed the projects, Heather!
Very pretty
Thank you Berni! I love rescuing broken thrifted silver pieces.
Gorgeous
Thank you Patricia!
So beautiful! I have similar tea set and it is turned old, I’m going to try this method! Thanks for sharing! 😍🥰💕
Thank you for watching! I know you’ll enjoy giving your set a makeover. Happy Crafting!
Beautifully done! I love the soft finish and detail
Thank you so much Cynthia! I think the wax really gives it such a nice sheen.
I love this thrifty makeover!!
Thank you so much Jacqueline!
I’m on the hunt for tarnished silver now!
Happy Crafting Diane! Lots of fun giving new life to these pieces.
I’m going to do this to a thrifted silverplate teapot that the silver has worn off of in places. I’m going to use Waverly ballet slipper pink, however. I like your simple method. I think I can do that. Thank you for the video. 🙂
Thank you so much SAL! I love to paint old broken silver pieces. I know your teapot in ballet slipper pink will be beautiful!
OMG! I just found your channel! I just love shabby chic. Thank you very much!
I’m so glad you’re here, Martha!
Love it.
Thank you, Grace!
I loved your make over! So beautiful!💙
Thank you, Sandra; I’m so glad you enjoyed the transformations!
Super cute. Can’t wait to try this!!
Thank you, Dawnmarie! Happy crafting!
Brilliant
Thank you Tonya! I love upcycling thrifted silver pieces.
These are beautiful 💕💕💕
Thank you, Rachael! I love how they turned out too.
Very cute..
Thank you Carmen!
I put Chapstick around glue lids... Nice channel just found you.
I’m so glad you’re here Michele! Thanks for the chapstick tip; I’ll definitely give it a try!
I want to try this!
You will love how easy it is Dianne!
Beautiful stuff loved it
Thank you so much!
That was great!
Thank you so much!
I learned from a couple other DIY’ers here on YT, to dip the glue tip in Vaseline so it wont stick shut when you close it.
Great tip; gonna have to do that!
I was going to suggest the very same thing. I do that and it is a game changer!
Looks so pretty I'm a hot mess while painting and very impatient that's why I use a heat gun and some good gloves cause on metal it get really hot great tutorials
I have so many projects going at the same time, I don’t mind waiting on stuff to dry. I’ve used a hair dryer before if I had to speed up the process. Thanks again for watching!
That teapot would of been a great piece to decoupage and use iod clay and molds around the decoupage.
That’s a great idea! I have a few more and I may have to try that out.
Very beautiful! Do you make the rose candle shown in the end?
Thank you Valerie! Yes ma’am, I did make the candle. I printed the image from The Graphics Fairy onto tissue paper. Then I cut the image out and used a hair dryer to slightly melt it to the candle.
Hunnie i thought i was the only one who talks to the piece or pieces that I'am working on would have never put any thought into it if my husband would not have called it out to me HA! HA! SIMPLY BE-T-FULL PIECES YOU HAVE CREATED
Thank you, Trice! I pretty much talk to anything and everyone! Hahaha!
Interesting! I do a lot of painting with chalkpaint, but I wouldn´t have thought that you can paint even silver with it!
Great look, but in my opinion you should also have painted the bottom/underside of both pieces. Now it´s not possible to put it on a high board, shelf or a cupboard because everybody would see the original surfaces of both parts, and that´s not very classy.
But I really like your videos nevertheless! Greetings from Germany
Chalk paint works so well on so many different surfaces. Thank you for watching, Christine!
Just wondering why you wouldn’t do the bottoms of the wood and metal for a more finished product?
Ok I see now further that you did do bottom of the wood😊
Hi Susan! At first I thought the metal apron would be long enough to prevent the bottom from showing, but the underside had to be stained. Thank you for watching and commenting!
I polished my silver vase and was wondering id I could just coat hodge pode or a clear coat of some kind
Hi Carolyn! I’ve never used a clear coat or mod podge over silver polish, so I’m not sure how to advise you on what to do. Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful.
@@kindashabby The next day it tarnished after I polished it I was just looking for a way to keep it shiny and pretty thank you for getting back to me I appreciate that God-bless
Do prep with Mod Podge or is it not necessary?
Hi Vivian! I don’t prep with Mod Podge if using Chalk Paint, as it adheres well to many different surfaces. Thank you for watching!
Do you use a primer to make sure the paint doesn’t scratch off?
Hi Laurie! I would use primer on any highly used items, but I do seal many of my décor pieces with either wax or poly acrylic.
Seria posible ver los videos en español gracias
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What type of brush are you using?
Hi Heather! Here's the link to the Plaid Flat Brush that I use. Thanks! amzn.to/3gQQEoO
Dip the tip of the glue in Vaseline before you close it and it won't be hard to open later.
Definitely going to do that, Carrie! I have several things that need some Vaseline to make them easier to open. Thank you for watching!
Should've done both sides of the wood.
Hi Cindy! I did go back off camera and complete the other side. Thanks for watching!
Stick your glue tip into Vaseline before closing and it won’t be so hard to open
Thanks for the tidbit, Pepper! I appreciate you watching!
It is very hard to hear you. Love your work, but would love to hear what you're saying.
Thanks for sharing, Ana. Once I became aware of audio issues I purchased a mic. Don't watch my Sola Wood Flowers video I uploaded on July 9th. I forgot to clip my mic on during a segment, so you'll just be upset all over again. LOL
@@kindashabby
Thank you. I just love what you do, it is beautiful. I got somewhat frustrated, but you cleared it up. I will continue watcng your videos. 🙂
@@silvercloud88832 no worries! The last thing I want to do is frustrate my viewers. Please don’t hesitate to make me aware of issues. I have no way to know unless y’all tell me. Thank you for being here!
One of them was broken the other two were fine. You could have polished them with silver cream and had shimmery silver, found food containers that fit in the chafing dishes and purchased the heat sources for the bottoms. You would have had something more valuable than white paint over precious metal that makes them look cheapened to people that know what those are as well unusable for food.. That I saw them in this video and know that all they needed was a little polishing makes it worse.
Actually Margo, what is worse are your snarky comments on a middle aged woman’s crafting video.
I am 58 in September Sweetie but you keep pushing your complaint buttons and having fun accusing people of things with your lingo that apparently the moderator in here doesn't care about even though they should@@kindashabby
I will keep in mind that your channel is really just your marketing advertisement and not a real discussion
These are beautiful!
Thank you! They turned out better than I expected!
Beautiful!!
Thank you so much Darnell!