How to upcycle silver | Creating Thrifted Holiday Home Decor
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Have you seen all that silver in the thrift store, and ever wondered just how to upcycle silver? Today Melissa & Teresa are creating thrifted holiday home decor out of old silver trays. For this project, you'll need access to a Cricut, Silohette, or other vinyl cutting machine. If you don't have access to those, message us! We actually sell custom vinyl letter in our store. We would be very happy to help you out.
Things you'll need for this project:
Supplies we will be using:
Dixie Belle Cotton: ravehomecollec...
Cling-on Brushes: ravehomecollec...
Vinyl Letters we cut out with our vinyl cutter. We do offer custom orders, so reach out to us if that's something you would like!
Dixie Belle Clear Coat, Satin - ravehomecollec...
Creating holiday home decor out of thrifted silver plates & platters is not only fun, but it's a great way to express your personal style on a budget! Using Dixie Belle Chalk Paint, and our favorite Cling-on Brushes, we will show you how to create holiday platters that your family will love for years to come. Thrifted silver is easy to find at almost every Goodwill in the country. No one seems to want it anymore. This project is even great for really dingy patinaed silver that is just too tarnished to make pretty on its own.
Melissa, I just have to add this ditty. When you were showing your warehouse I was getting all tinglely. The feeling was better than S-X!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 It’s a BIG space with a lot of stuff that I’ve curated over the years. Last year we regularly had over 80 homes staged at any given time!
I love those glasses, very vintage! COOL.................................................................................................................................................!!!
Glad you like them!
Applying Dixie Bell paint looks so effortless. I will have to try it.
It’s super easy to use! We sell it at Ravehomecollection.com
Removing stickers is best removed with Goo Gone or something similar instead of scratching it off.
Thanks for the advice, and for watching.
sorry I missed your live.
No worries! Thanks for watching the replay!
All of your ideas inspire me to get crafting! fun story too about getting to that goal of 1,000 subs! Goal of mine as well but a long way to go.
Getting there is neither easy nor fast, at least in my experience!
Love your creativeness but I’m prefer more instruction and less chit chat. Thx for sharing!
I understand. Our live videos are chatty. The edited ones are less chatty.
will you people please explaine what processesyou are doing thats the point of watching these videos . cut the chatter and explaine the steps
This video is almost 4 years old.
And now you are at 5.87 thousand.
Exciting, right? Our little channel is growing!
you girls need a heatgun stand on your table area.
Hahaha. Yeah. We probably do.
How did you girls become partners? I would love to know the history.
I actually know Teresa’s ex-step mother. When Teresa moved to Jacksonville, and was looking for a job, her ex-step mom contacted me and gave her a glowing recommendation. I owned a different shop back then, and was hiring. I hired her without even interviewing her. Eventually she quit that job, for a job with health benefits. When I opened this store, she asked if I would hire her back. She hated that job, and wanted to be in an environment where she loved to go to work everyday. She was a great employee, and a friend, so of course I did!
too arrogant for me
Lol. Ok. I’m not sure what was arrogant.