Primitive Grunge Recipe, and Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 17 лип 2024
- Primitive grunge is easy to make for all your primitive dolls and crafts. This primitive grunge recipe using Dollar Tree instant coffee and cinnamon will last a year or more if you keep it refrigerated! Many fall crafts can be made primitive using this recipe.
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00:00 Primitive grunge recipe and tutorial
00:52 Look below this video to “show more” and download your recipe!
01:09 For a half recipe, you will need a ½ cup of instant coffee
01:19 All materials can be found at the Dollar Tree
01:39 Add 1 cup of very hot water and 1 Tablespoon vanilla extract to the instant coffee
01:52 Add 1.5 TBSP of pumpkin spice or a total of 1.5 TBSP spices to the hot instant coffee
03:31 Explaining the “slime” the grunge makes after being in the refrigerator
04:22 Stir well before using each time
04:49 Showing a painted then grunge primitive doll
06:31 Watch the video on how to dye with walnut hulls
07:18 Use a clean paintbrush and clean water and thoroughly wet the head, getting in the seams well
07:50 Apply the grunge over the dampened doll head, add more if you prefer a darker color
09:31: Get all the nooks and crannies well with the grunge
09:41 Directions for drying the grunge parts
10:00 How to remove some of the grunge while wet with water and a paintbrush
10:20 Directions for using a dehydrator to dry the grunge parts
10:47 How to store the primitive grunge mix in the refrigerator
11:20 The final product, a scarecrow that we made in this tutorial
11:30 Check out the Craft Playlist for more crafts like the faux rusty tin, grunge beeswax candles, and more
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Thanks for information really appreciate this been trying to find the recipe 😊
My pleasure 😊thanks for taking the time to comment and watch, so much appreciated:)
You are quite good with narration. Easy on the ears and very informative. 🙂
Thank you! 😊and for taking the time to drop a comment, I appreaciate that!
Can you please do a video on making of the dolls? I love the way you do you videos teach so much.
I am tweaking a little "quiet doll" as we speak, but I have a little bunny that is completed with printable pattern and next to video. I will be starting with a smaller type of doll, to get viewers familiar with the prim process, such as making eyes and noses. Then I will tackle a larger prim doll like this one. Thanks so much for the kind words and the watch, I appreciate that!
Yes!! I ❤️ primitive art!! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching! I appreciate the comment :)
Love this info...I love lots of grunge on my primitive things.😊
Me too!! Thank you again for your support!😍
Awesome!
Thank you! Cheers!
Best grunge recipe I’ve used. I keep it ready made in the refrigerator. Thank you for the recipe.
You are so welcome! I do too, it last forever. I am working on a new primitive cloth doll video this week, I hope you'll come back to visit? (free pattern as always)!
@@FarmhouseBC I hope to be there!
I just started using grunge mix. I look forward to trying it with the nutmeg. Your dolls are beautiful. So sorry to hear you lost some due to moths. Thank you Jersey for all your tips and tricks. Blessings~
So glad you enjoy, thank you so much for taking the time to comment, this really helps my channel grow :) blessings to you too!
Hi, was looking for primitive decor and I ran across your channel. So I just wanted to let you know that I’m a new subscriber.
Welcome❤️ and thank you!
Im a new sub and i just found ur channel and i love it!!
Yay! Thank you! I appreciate that very much!
You are the greatest! Thank you so much for sharing your tips!
You are so welcome Mary! I appreciate your support friend!
Thank you! I’ve been looking for a good recipe. Your crafts are darling. Hope to see lots of videos from you.
More to come! Thank you for the kind words!
I love your Jersey tattoo! You don’t sound like you are from Tennessee. You sound like a Jerz girl. Are you from there? Like your channel.
Yes I’m a true Jersey girl. ❤️ TN is just a pit stop. lol. Love to move back to NJ but the taxes are wayyy too much. I do miss it ever so much though. Thanks for the watch and the comment.
Great technique
Thank you!
Thankyou for the tips
You bet! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment, I appreciate that very much!
I love this, thank you
You're so welcome! Thanks for the watch and the comment!
Absolutely brilliant video, thank you so much. You got yourself a new subscriber ♥️
Thank you Lisa and welcome to our community, we are so happy to have you!
I’m curious if you’ve ever grunged any kind of stuffed animal? I have a bunny I’d like to grunge to make more primitive. But I’m not sure how it would turn out. It’s furry and I’d like to use it as an Easter decoration. Thank you.
Yes, I have done old teddy bears, they came out cute. I would dab it on maybe not brush to keep the fur pile in tack. Thanks for the watch and the comment :)
@@FarmhouseBC Thank you! I dabbed it on and my Easter bunny looks terrific! Thanks to your grunge recipe and suggestion. I appreciate your help.
How long in dehydrator?
I do a low setting, like for herbs, start with 30 minutes, check each half hour. If you put it directly on the wire racks, it will leave lines, which is ok sometimes but not on the dolls, they should be on a silicone sheet.
Great tutorial! Can't wait to try!🧡 Can you please tell me how people securely fasten stick noses onto their dolls like that?
Thank you so much! I like to cut the hole very small and slowly work the stick in. I try and not use a glue gun if at all possible. when making prim dolls. It helps if the stick has little barbs or splinters on them, they seem to "grab" the cotton which helps them stay intact. I should have a prim rabbit video up tomorrow, it's almost all edited. Make sure and hit the bell for notification :)
@@FarmhouseBC Oh wow! That's much simpler than I was thinking!! Thank you so much for the reply, I definitely will be looking for the next video! 🤩 My daughters and I watched every video in the playlist today!😁 Haha! You've gained a faithful follower here!
@@kaleighcanny thank you all so much!!! ❤️
Where do I get the dolls??
You can make them: :) I have a few tutorials showing how to make smaller primitive projects, since this video came out. I will be doing one showing how to make the perfect primitive doll head in the near future. Thanks for the watch and the comment :)
What r the spices for?
For the color and the prim textured look. You could just use instant coffee, but you will not have that beautiful prim look that the spices add. Plus it smells soooo great!!