DIY Textured Vase | Inspired by Pottery Barn
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Do you love the trend of vintage looking pottery? You can find it everywhere, from Pottery barn to Target. These textured vases have also caught my eye!
If you've been following along for a while you know in the spring we shared how to create a faux stone looking bunny for Easter. • Re-Purpose Thrift Stor...
As I was pulling out my fall decorations this year, I thought I'd like to add a tall vintage looking textured vase to my fall display.
A while back I picked up a tall vase at the thrift store for $2. I knew it would be perfect for this project.
Watch and see what I used to create this gorgeous textured vase with supplies I already had on hand.
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Your technique is my favorite of over 7 videos I have watched. The color layering makes all the difference. Thank you
You are so sweet! Thank you for watching, we're glad you liked our technique.
I actually like it in its natural state with the dirt and dry wall mud before painting.....both looks amazing!
Thanks for watching Pug, and for your honest comment. No shame in stating your own opinion 🙌🏻 We realize not everyone will like what we do, your honesty is refreshing.
So far I did as well, going to finish watching to see what transpires.☺️
Well, in my opinion the “taupe” color was the same as the base color. Oh well, it’s beautiful. Everyone achieves beauty in their own steps.
Thank you for this video! I just purchased my first vase to try this technique with.
Vase looks great, I appreciate how you finished the inside of the rim to make it look more authentic.
Thanks so much Betty! Yes, that little detail really adds to the look. Thanks for watching. Please subscribe to our channel if you haven't already so you don't miss out on our weekly projects. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=sunny+side+design
We me K-Lee and Molly Brown love the dirt in any craft project, From Austin Texas and me K-Lee and Molly Brown 🤠 Me K-Lee and Molly Brown give you two thumbs up
Thanks for watching we really appreciate it! Go dirt 🙌🏻🤪
Love it!! Great job. Thank you for sharing:)
Thank you! 😊
Your technique is the best I have seen so far. Thank you so much.
Awe thank you. Glad the video was helpful. Thanks so much for watching!
Great idea to mix all material before, I use chalk dark color, and feel better about dirt.
Thanks for watching, and happy creating!
HELLO SUNNY SIDE DESIGN , I LOVED THIS VIDEO , VERY IMPRESSIVE IDEAS N THANKYOU FOR SHARING WITH US . HAPPY CRAFTING TO YOU !!!!!! GREAT CREATIONS !!!!!
Thank you so much Marguerite! You're so sweet! We're glad you liked the video. Be sure to subscribe to our channel if you haven't already so you don't miss out on our weekly projects! th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=sunny+side+design
Me encanto tu video!! Con instrucciones muy claras!!! Muchas gracias!! Saludos desde Merida Yucatan Mexico
Thanks so much Jose! We're glad you enjoyed the video. You'll have to let us know if you use this method to create your own masterpiece.
@@2thesunnyside i will use this method!! Thanks again!!!
Cornmeal is also used in place of dirt.
Thanks for the info!
That might invite bugs.
Thank you for sharing this video, and it’s looks so nice! And you are right in the store at the furniture section I have seen them and the prices are so high and it’s better that we make our own with that’s looks of old vase or pot. Thank you again 💛💛💛
We're so glad you enjoyed this tutorial. We're all about saving money...so we'll likely be recreating these high-end dupes till the day we die 😂
@@2thesunnyside I see what’s you mean. Have a Happy Holiday🙋♀️
So Beautiful!! Thank you for showing us 🏆🏆🏆
You bet! Thanks for watching our channel! Please subscribe if you haven't already. We share new videos weekly. 😀 th-cam.com/channels/Hs5ckaOonXfC6tn2dMDtIg.html
Deffo be trying this method, I've done 6 vases now and love how they have come out, doing your method next👍
Sounds like you have a lot of fun vases around your home! Let us know how this technique works for you…and have fun!
Love loveeee!!! I've done many and THESE ARE MY ABSOLUTELY FAVORITE things to create!!!!
Aren't they so much fun to create?! 🙌🏻 It's even more satisfying to know we can recreate a high end find from a store at a fraction of the cost! Thanks for watching!
It came out great!! ❤👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment Margaret!
Love it
One of the prettiest I've seen
Thanks Liz, you're so sweet!
Very nice!!! I love it
Thanks so much!
Perfect !,,
We're so glad you like it!
Well done and congratulations! Pottery Barn needs to hire you. You do just as good, if not better than PB! Again, good job!! Ken. 🕊
Ken, you're so kind! Thank You! ❤️ We truly appreciate you watching our video and for your kind comment. Please let us know if there are ever any specific videos you'd like to see us make. Thanks again!
Seems like a lot of work but the results are great. I am definitely using your method, just started to collect my vases and platters. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful job, I love the panting, great pottery barn dupe. Will definitely be doing this project.
Thanks Carla! Have fun creating your own Pottery Barn dupe!
Pretty
Thanks Karen. We appreciate your kind comment and your support by watching our channel.
Wow... beautiful!!
Thanks Jeannette! It’s always rewarding to create a similar high end look at a much lower cost!
I love the ,my husband went to Lowe's to get me some dry wall last year for me to cover a base but brought back stucco(not sure if spelling lol) and it worked awesome just little more work but I used my hands .your idea looks so easy thanks for sharing
Sometimes happy accidents make the best projects! That’s a great idea to use stucco! I bet it looks awesome. Thanks for watching.
BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE IT. I WILL BE TRYING THIS METHOD. TYFS☺
We're so glad you liked it! We know you'll have fun trying this out for yourself.
Love this!
Thanks so much Janet!
This is AMAZING!! Thank you for sharing! I am doing these for my wedding centerpieces :) thank you so much!!!
Thanks for watching Sarah! Good luck with all the centerpieces, it sounds gorgeous! ♥️ And congrats on your upcoming marriage!
Love your technique on this vase! Becoming a new subscriber!!! Keep the wonderful ideas coming!
Thanks so much Pat, you're so sweet! We appreciate you watching our channel and subscribing! We'll keep the videos coming for sure. 😁
Must try this process just lov how this can out thank u for this DIY 👍👍💖💖
Thanks so much Yvonne! Let us know how yours turns out. 😁
Fantastic work on this!
Thanks so much dimbarlina!
Turned out amazing thank you for sharing 🥰🤗
Thanks so much Catherine😊 We're grateful you found our channel and appreciate you taking the time to watch! Have a great day!
Beautiful job
Thanks so much for watching!
You do beautiful work and I am subscribing to your channel. 🌺🌷🌻
Awe thanks so much Maje! We're glad you found our channel. Thanks for watching and for subscribing ♥
Wow so amazing!
Thanks so much Mary! It's crazy to think it's the same vase right? Thanks for watching our channel!
Have a question about the use of the dirt. If you were going to paint it white and use accent colors, what was the purpose of the dirt?
Great question Vikki. The dirt adds texture 😀
Nice.
Thanks for watching!
Bonjour magnifique je peux savoir c'est quoi le mélange que vous avez appliquer sur le vase s'il-vous-plaît 7 pattes
The mixture is joint compound (sheetrock mud), water and dirt to give it texture. Add a little water to thin the mixture to a spreadable consistency, and add as much or little dirt as you want for added texture.
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Hello I like is so cute
Thanks so much for watching Nolva! ❤️
What happened to the wet sponge, you didn’t show how to use it with the wet sponge 🧽, are you suppose to smooth it out?
Thanks for watching Analyn, that's a great question. I talked about it in the video, I didn't actually film this part, but I let the drywall mud start to harden up a little bit and then I used the sponge to dap it a little bit to knock off any peaks and smooth out the texture a bit. I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Can you give us the link to the video having the diy of the other vase..the one you said you used plaster. Thank you!
Here's a link to the same technique we used on the plaster vase: www.2thesunnyside.com/re-purpose-thrift-or-dollar-store-bunny/
the video for the vase was published on hometalkTV.
www.hometalk.com/tv/decorate/44287847/faux-old-stone-pots
New subscriber. Love the vase.
THANKS so much! We're glad to have you here!
I just came across your channel. I really enjoyed your tutorial on your pots.. I was wondering, have you ever done anything like this or similar that would allow you to put the pots outside?? If so, can you share?? Thanks again for the great video!
We're glad you found our channel Connie! Thanks so much for watching, we're glad you enjoyed this tutorial. You could use this method on an outdoor pot if you applied outdoor sealer to it. We have also done another method using saltwash that we have had displayed outside. th-cam.com/video/7LhFGXF_1sM/w-d-xo.html
Can one use a paper- or shop-towel in lieu of coffee filter?
Yes, those should work well also. Thanks for watching!
You sprayed primer first?
Looks amazing.
Awe thank you! Yes we applied primer first because we were experimenting a little bit and I wanted to make sure the vase would take the drywall mud.
This is amazing!!
Quick question tho - what was that you mixed up with the dirt?
Hi Gold Giwa, thanks for watching! We used "All Purpose Joint Compound". You can get these premixed at your local hardware store. Hope that helps.
I love the vase!! Did you also make a video when you made the plaster one?
Thanks so much Mary Ellen! We do have a couple videos of the technique we used for the plaster pot. This technique can be used on just about anything, so in this video we transformed some dated ceramic bunnies. th-cam.com/video/SxsUqDam7mE/w-d-xo.html
You can also see another glass pot we transformed using this same technique here: www.hometalk.com/tv/decorate/44287847/faux-old-stone-pots
Great tutorial. I’d love it if you could tell us exactly which paints you used. That brown is great.
Thanks Susan. The colors we used are:
Dark grey: Vulcanite (Behr smaple)
Brown: Autumn brown (Delta Ceramcoat)
Taupe: Perfect Taupe lightened by 75% (Behr sample)
Hope that helps! Happy crafting!
Pottery Barn ain't got nothing on you, I you can bleedat 🤠🐈👍 from Austin Texas from me K-Lee and Molly Brown
Looks like concrete. Very pretty
Thank you! Cheers!
Супер 👏🏻
Thanks for watching!
Wow, there's a lot of stuff on that vase! Way to much joint compound. You're better off going lighter and using your hands wearing nitrile gloves. Go around the vase instead of dabbing which, creates a bumpy build up. Go all around the vase with the compound. You can add coffee grinds or paint. You will get a textured look, but it will be more like something you'd find at West Elm. Textured, refined, aged, distressed. Don't dab on the joint compound.
Thanks for your input. There are definitely A LOT of different methods and desired outcomes around. We can picture how beautiful your method would look.
A “titch”?
It doesn't really matter how much you add, the texture and consistency is up to you.