Homemade Paint Recipe ~ Milk Paint Tutorial ~ Painted Furniture makeover ~ Paint from Scratch Idea

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In this video, I mix my own paint, completely from scratch. Most of the products are from my kitchen. 😁 BUT, did it turn out? 🤔
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MILK PAINT RECIPE:
1/2 gallon skim milk
1 cup white vinegar
1/2 cup hydrated lime
color pigment
3 cups Plaster of Paris
-Mix 1/2 gallon skim milk and 1 cup white distilled vinegar in a bowl.
-Let sit for 2 hours or more. (I let mine sit overnight)
-Pour the mixture into a cheesecloth lined strainer. Rinse a bit with water. As it is straining, pour a half cup of hydrated lime (I used pickling lime) into the bowl.
-Gently squeeze out some of the liquid from the milk mixture. Put the mixture back into the bowl, with the lime, and mix thoroughly.
-Add color pigment.
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The other option is getting paint formula at your hardware store.
Mix this thoroughly.
-Add 3 cups Plaster of Paris. amzn.to/3yWXQ9I
-Mix until smooth. You can use a beater to get rid of any lumps
-Store in an airtight container!
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17 авг 2021

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@patriciaskitch2341

I must admit I was skeptical at the beginning but you proved me wrong, once again. Loved when your son came and hugged you … you’ve raised such sweet boys Mary.

@cynthiademyan1736 2 года назад

Loved the hug from your Son, PRICELESS😊

@farmers-daughter2000 2 года назад

I have an old cook book of my grandma Combes’s, it was a farm bureau one. It had all these recipes for common things toothpaste, hand cream, those kind of things. I am going to write your recipe on there with your name. What a fun video!

@grammybear4226 2 года назад

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼

@dianesmith4961 2 года назад

Please send the rain here. British Columbia Canada is on fire. We were on Evacuation Alert but off now. Some of our friends have lots their homes. Please pray for rain for us! I love watching your videos & I get so many ideas. Thank You ❤

@sunflowerbrown5823 2 года назад

I love how your piece turned out but more than that, I love how you followed up at the end to share your mistakes and experiences with us! Not many youtubers do that, Mary, and it helps us to keep an eye out for pitfalls when we are making products like milk paint at home. So appreciated that you did that!

@conniehusband1365 2 года назад

Lovely Mary!

@trishwilson7517 2 года назад

My goodness Mary, I am consistently amazed by your instincts and ingenuity! Those drawer fronts and paint colour are so beautiful together!

@marylenhastings6533 2 года назад

Your view is Serenity … like paradise with the rainfall! You amaze me with your many talents. The dresser turned out GREAT!

@slhansen4929 2 года назад

The caterpillar crawling around on the drawer 😍

@kimaoyama9594 2 года назад

I loved the partially stripped look of the drawers that you stained over. It gave it the most interesting character. Would never have thought to do that. And who knew you could make your own milk paint? That had to be pretty inexpensive as well I would think. Thanks for the great video. Listening to you trying to talk above the deafening sound of nature around you at the beginning was nothing less than charming. It almost felt like we were sitting there with you on your porch!

@jettabartholomew1118 2 года назад

This was interesting. I remember my Gram telling me the barns used to be "painted" red - farmers couldn't buy paint so they used....left over milk, cows blood and lime = "barn red" paint 👌

@td8866 2 года назад

The dresser turned out beautifully. You should sell your own line of milk paint!

@cindydolezal9362 2 года назад

First, I love how your life goes on while filming. Kids and husbands and cats coming and going. Grown sons hugging moms always gets to me. Second. If you try white and need to add a colorant (if it’s not white enough on it’s own) I have a cookie business where I decorate cookies with royal icing and I use titanium dioxide (food grade) in my icing to make it whiter. It’s a powder. It’s in lots of foods and other products. It super whitens.

@jim6070 2 года назад

You make my back hurt just watching you. Excellent work!

@lynnwharton8993 2 года назад

I think you are such a cool lady. I love that you make mistakes and tell us about them. You are a very gifted lady that I truly admire. Thanks for the entertainment, God bless.

@vickinoeske1154 2 года назад

In the early 80's I worked for a company who did historic home renovations. Some of us girls made milk paint including boiled down blueberries. What a mess but what fun we had.