I love the size of that vase. The result with baking soda and your paint combination is stunning! What a great DIY decor piece. I can't wait to give it a try.
Thanks so much Crissy! You should definitely try the baking soda method, you can do so much with it! Think about all those ugly thrift store vessels that could be upcycled into beautiful vases! 😀
Thanks so much for commenting, Ella. I've transformed a few different vessels using this method (glass, terracotta, stoneware), and they've all turned out fantastic! ❤️
I didn't know it took so many colors to do that I'm going to try it with three colors the thrift store and I can't wait to paint it what a base coat and see what happens I found two clear jars at the
Hi, Dorothy, thanks for commenting. 👋 You can use fewer colors if you want or try using different colors to the ones I used. The transformation is really amazing though! 🙂
Beautiful!!! And thank you for taking the time out to Link all your supplies and what you use that was very thoughtful of you beautiful you did a very beautiful job. Rust-Oleum 249058 Painter's Touch 2X Ultra Cover, 12 Fl Oz (Pack of 1), Flat White Primer, 12 Ounce Is this the spray color you’re using it as white for your primer? Is it a flat format to spray before you start adding your textures? I wasn’t sure. Thank you.
Hello, yes, that primer would work. You can use any spray primer that is suitable for ceramics. Thanks for your comment, and good luck with your project! 👋😊
