Snapping a chalk line across the wall for each line would drastically faster than measuring & marking out every 4' for every 6" line through out the entire wall, Chalk lines come in black chalk as well. But to each their own.
Amazing! I too just made my sharpie ship lap wall and it turned out so beautiful!! I had to record the process and upload it to my TH-cam channel so people can see how easy it is to do!
I just recently found your guises channel! I love it so much everything you do or you as a couple your personalities everything is right on point! Therefore, I’m always curious to where you started and where you are now this is a cool video! I would not do it… But that many years ago, I probably would’ve! You guys are awesome 💕
Im about yo do this look in my entry, 100 years ago a lot of walls had the old black tar paper underneath the planks so the dark sharpie looks authentic👍🏻😁
Ok u guys I'm binge watching your channel while I'm a bit under the weather & should have known you would've had a video on how to do this!! Thank you for making my downtime not boring!! :)
I love this because it takes in all levels of DIY. Not everyone can get faux shiplap, (prepping off the walls or not)! Thanks for a "how to" on a broad range of DIY......vintage!
the O.I.D. stamp set Barnwood planks has stamp that is a join for planks that would go good on the shiplap lines.If you alternate the line joints where they get thicker you could then stamp the joins.
I've been watching a lot of your videos this evening. ;) The way I did my shiplap, to cover up an ugly paneled wall - (it was a short wall also) I bought 3 sheets of underlayment, painted the first layer a light gray, second layer white using a wash effect. After it was dry, I hung it on the wall (using a nail gun) caulking the vertical seams, and also used a sharpie and level. After that was finished I did another very light white wash over the lines to mute the black. I fooled everyone - even my friend, an artist designer!! So yes, there are many ways to do shiplap on a very tight budget.
Would it be quicker if you held the measuring tape at the top of the wall, stretched it out vertically & mark off the 6 inch points all the way down, then moved over to the next place & do the same?
I'm not a fan of the side idea however you like it and that's all that counts! I would have done personally a thin piece of plywood and I would have measured everything all out and numbered it to know where each piece goes and I would have utilized the table saw. And made very little lines. And if you wanted those lines colored in to make them look deeper with black. Then so be it. But I'm not a fan of the marker on the wall. However but doesn't mean I don't still love you guys! I told my cousin up in northern Maine to watch you guys. And she is going to be all over your channel LOL
I can't wait to do our CTC! But we have gray plywood walls. Hubby wants to be able to use it to move stuff too 🥴 But I told him I wanted it pretty also. 💗
I can't wait to see how you style the wall. I've actually seen someone do something similar with their floor. They made faux wide plank flooring. All our walls are either plaster or wood panels. I wish I could use this idea.
So with shiplap. Wouldn't it be more then one long piece of board on the wall? I mean shouldn't it look more like a bunch of boards on the wall or not? I want to do something like this but my walls are tan so i dont think it would look good.
Yeah. Our wall is short so we just left it continuous but if you wanted too, just draw a random lined down here and there. You would want to stagger it like a wood floor. I don’t know how it would look on a wall that wasn’t white.
Thank you for the quick response! We own our humble little home... and will be staying for many years... and I have a box of sharpies... from when our youngest was working at Babe’s Restaurant... I would love to use them instead of buying more...would they work okay?
My tremblin hands would mess it all up...but very creative and it turned out nice. Ur lil husband is a doll how he seems to help and do all u ask in these videos without complaint and looks pretty happy to do it😊😊 i just love u guys. Ur videos are just fantastic and the editing is fantastic....the music and all. Ive tried to watch some others here on you tube and they just dont compare. Unz are just fandamntastic
I have real shiplap in a few of my rooms and it’s a LOT of work. And costly because we hire the ripping and hanging part out. I think I may give this a try in a discreet area on a narrow wall behind our toilet. One thing I might suggest to make it look a little more authentic is break up those long runs with some random/vertical lines.Thanks for sharing! 😊
What kind of Sharpie was it? And real ship lap has uneven areas ... so little offness to me adds to the character of the wall...heheeehe I was thinking of using a long straight ruler and painting with a paint brush lines.. so glad to see this!!!
Love it but think I'm going to do some lines downward as well to break it up into boards and add some nail marks 2 at each end of the board. Great idea can't wait to get started!
Agree. I would definitely also go over the line a second time in a few spots to widen the sharpie line to make the edges of the fake boards not look so perfectly straight.
I would totally do it in an area that is viewed from far away. Our upstairs hallway is visible from our family room so I would do it there. I'm so behind with projects that it will be out of style by the time I got to it. I can't wait for a home tour after all these updates are completed, especially your kitchen.
I haven’t used it on counter tops but I’ve used it on several tables I’ve built. Gonna try to do a resin river desk when we do the makeover on our sons room.
I love, love, love this idea on a straight N narrow so 2 speak wall. HowevR, I'm wanting 2 shiplap 2 covR sum unsightly walls! Lol That N I love alw wantD 2 shiplap, aka 'farmhouse' my current walls! Only I nevR kne what it was callD until I startD watchN Fixer UppR! Yrs ago my bff paintD my paneling as a baby showR gift...the look was very similar only it was vertical. I prefer the horizontal application. Thanks again, Lauri
I love the look. It would look awesome too if you used that board stamp. The one you used on the counter top at the plant shop in Az. But hey I love love all the stuff you guys do. Its right up my alley.
Was your wall primed to begin with? we just moved into a house with all white wall and I don't think they are primed. Just wanted to know before I started.
You're very brave to do this. I want to zendoodle a wall in a spare bedroom, but my hubby is totally against it. I think if I introduce the "waterbase Sharpie" he might be onboard. Thanks for sharing.
Actually those a little thicker notches here and there. make it look more natural because with the real shiplap it’s not always perfectly perfect. Especially authentic vintage shiplap like what I have in my 1920s home
Oh! Now wasn't this one fun 😂😂 You two are a hoot! I see lots of ship lap without dividing lines; I guess it really depends on the size of the wall and personal taste. "A" for effort!!
Aunt Lizzy great question! after letting it sit overnight it doesn’t want to come off with anything but the magic eraser. If we get any smudging we can easily repaint or touch it up with the marker.
Nice job. Question: where should be your first strait line if I have cricket celling?? U, I hope I write this question ok and you know what I mean?!? Be well
Hi L.L. I understood you perfectly! The way I would do it would be to find the two highest points on your wall and run a straight string from one side to the other side. Make that be your reference for measuring and start your lines about 6 inches or 15.25 cm down from the string line. Hope that helps! -Zeb
Hi Jamie and Zeb..I am currently in the midst of crafting a 50" round old spool clock..I have seen so many "styles" on Pinterest..but would LOVE some paint ideas..HELP!..lol
I have 4 kids and have not seen a full sized pencil, a Sharpie of a normal color, or an ink pen in black or blue for at least a month. They disappear. I get it
If your base paint was more “rustic” I bet the irregular lines wouldn’t be a problem. Regardless. Looks great. I may be doing this on our ugly rv walls. Anything is better than marbled brown barf pattern. 😂
Did you just absolutely get lucky that the light switch fell in between two lines? Is shiplap basically a wood floor on the wall? I agree with another comment that you should have some dividing horizontal lines here and there.
Instead of measuring down and making all the tick marks. Use the level and run the pen along the level. Leave the mess-ups. Real shiplap are not perfect edges with a gap between each board. So the messups look more like real wood instead of lines drawn on. You can even draw in a few knots on the edges. Nevermind about the level. Just saw the rest of the video. You did that too.
Also try "a Ben a qui" paste... doesn'tchange the color of the paint on the walls when you try to take a mark off..I haven't tried it on permanent marker though. But I've tried it on like just about everything else and let me just tell you it is the bomb all natural doesn't change the color of anything doesn't ruin anything and helps take rust off things and mineral marks and scuffs off walls and whitens your sneakers for your souls and I'm just can't tell you how much better I like this than mr. Racer. And it's really good on glass tops. Give it a try I think I spelled it right LOL but you buy it on Amazon and it's all natural non-toxic
Nope because that chalk is poisonous and permanent. meaning if you make a mistake Magic Eraser it's not going to take it off it's easy and it's dusty when you snap.
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Thank you so much! This tutorial just saved me SOOOOOO much $$ & weight since I'm doing this to our RV.
Fun!
That's what I want to do!
Love it! I did my Mother’s bathroom like this and her living room wall in a herringbone design. Turned out great!!
So pretty I Love it!! Thank you for sharing!! 😊🤗😚💗💖💕💗💖💕
Snapping a chalk line across the wall for each line would drastically faster than measuring & marking out every 4' for every 6" line through out the entire wall, Chalk lines come in black chalk as well. But to each their own.
Looks so good! I love that y'all can laugh at the mistakes together ❤
Amazing! I too just made my sharpie ship lap wall and it turned out so beautiful!! I had to record the process and upload it to my TH-cam channel so people can see how easy it is to do!
I love it. I like the thicker line in random places. It makes it look more like real shiplap.
Thank you! We put pictures up in our video today and it gave it quite a bit of depth.
Thank you for leaving in the oooopppsss!! So funny! Just real.
I just recently found your guises channel! I love it so much everything you do or you as a couple your personalities everything is right on point!
Therefore, I’m always curious to where you started and where you are now this is a cool video!
I would not do it… But that many years ago, I probably would’ve!
You guys are awesome 💕
stumbled across your video. Thanks. You guys make a great team.
I think it’s awesome! I am redoing my rental in farmhouse style and the sharpie is such a great idea for renters.
So easy to do and if you don’t like it, easy to change back!
Coukd u have used maybe a dark brown marker so the line wouldnt have been as stark? Its looks great from where i am sitting😀
I love this!
What a super duper great Idea and it looks great!!!!!
Love everything you guys do, even though your decorating style is not mine, I think you guys are incredibly talented, and your house looks great!
You’re so sweet! Thank you!
It looks great and no commitment. 👍
Im about yo do this look in my entry, 100 years ago a lot of walls had the old black tar paper underneath the planks so the dark sharpie looks authentic👍🏻😁
Love this!
"If your having a special day like me..." HAHA! 😂 LOVE IT!!!
Ok u guys I'm binge watching your channel while I'm a bit under the weather & should have known you would've had a video on how to do this!! Thank you for making my downtime not boring!! :)
Feel better! ❤️❤️
Love your wall. Question…So what color of white? Semi or? Thank you. Deb
Found exactly what I was looking for! What if you do it in the bathroom? I don't have an exhaust fan. Will the sharpie run?
I love this because it takes in all levels of DIY. Not everyone can get faux shiplap, (prepping off the walls or not)! Thanks for a "how to" on a broad range of DIY......vintage!
+Karen Weber thanks Karen ❤️. I think once I get my gallery wall up it will look even better.
I really like this wall, maybe I will try it.
I am going to do this, thanks for the demo. Love you both.
You guys should totally do a "Test Pinterest DIYs" series :)
Great idea!
I just chose a board the size of planks I wanted , used it as a pattern worked great , starting from the top and working my way down the wall
Would you want to put a few vertical lines where shiplap wood would naturally join together? Like staggered brick?
Our wall is short so we didn’t but it’s a great idea if you have a longer wall! I would stagger them like a wood floor.
You’re funny laughing at yourselves!! LOL I’ve never seen a perfect piece of wood yet!
Can you go back over with a permanent sharpie? Also can you do this on a chlak painted surface? Thinking of doing the bedroom doors with this idea!
The sharpie works over DIY paint so it should go back over.
Thank you for showing the real life mistakes & problems, and how to fix them!
the O.I.D. stamp set Barnwood planks has stamp that is a join for planks that would go good on the shiplap lines.If you alternate the line joints where they get thicker you could then stamp the joins.
Jami, I loved watching this sharpie shiplap video. Thanks for sharing!! Did you use a fine or medium sharpie? Does it matter at all?
Medium
Looks good.
Looks great and you two crack me up as usual!!! Love you guys!!! Xoxo
Haha, thanks!
I like it. Watching 12-5-2021. Have you tried faux brick wall?
I've been watching a lot of your videos this evening. ;) The way I did my shiplap, to cover up an ugly paneled wall - (it was a short wall also) I bought 3 sheets of underlayment, painted the first layer a light gray, second layer white using a wash effect. After it was dry, I hung it on the wall (using a nail gun) caulking the vertical seams, and also used a sharpie and level. After that was finished I did another very light white wash over the lines to mute the black. I fooled everyone - even my friend, an artist designer!! So yes, there are many ways to do shiplap on a very tight budget.
Nice! Great idea!
Do you have any photos posted anywhere?
Love that you guys leave the bloopers in! So fun!
Lol. We’re far from perfect over here! Bloopers are out life some days...😂
Would it be quicker if you held the measuring tape at the top of the wall, stretched it out vertically & mark off the 6 inch points all the way down, then moved over to the next place & do the same?
I'm not a fan of the side idea however you like it and that's all that counts! I would have done personally a thin piece of plywood and I would have measured everything all out and numbered it to know where each piece goes and I would have utilized the table saw. And made very little lines. And if you wanted those lines colored in to make them look deeper with black. Then so be it. But I'm not a fan of the marker on the wall. However but doesn't mean I don't still love you guys! I told my cousin up in northern Maine to watch you guys. And she is going to be all over your channel LOL
"seriously yo?" ROFL
You two are the best.
Hehe. Thanks!
I can’t believe you guys with a Sharpie??? Omg 😲😱😱 am totally trying this at my house 🤓💕🤓💕🤓💕🤓💕🤓💕🤓💕🤓🤓💕
+Aidee Ortiz make sure it’s the water based paint market kind ❤️
Jami Ray Vintage Ok, did you recommend any particular brand o is your paint ??????? 🤓🤓💕🤓💕
Our marker is the sharpie brand.
I love the shiplap. May I ask what sheen of paint is on your walls? thanks
We used a satin in the walls
I can't wait to do our CTC! But we have gray plywood walls. Hubby wants to be able to use it to move stuff too 🥴 But I told him I wanted it pretty also. 💗
I think I like it
I can't wait to see how you style the wall. I've actually seen someone do something similar with their floor. They made faux wide plank flooring. All our walls are either plaster or wood panels. I wish I could use this idea.
So cool! You guys are so funny!
Very neat, I love seeing Pinterest in real life.
So with shiplap. Wouldn't it be more then one long piece of board on the wall? I mean shouldn't it look more like a bunch of boards on the wall or not? I want to do something like this but my walls are tan so i dont think it would look good.
Yeah. Our wall is short so we just left it continuous but if you wanted too, just draw a random lined down here and there. You would want to stagger it like a wood floor. I don’t know how it would look on a wall that wasn’t white.
Jen Jen Yes. Staggering your boards looks better,
Love it, great idea!
I think I would go darker with the lines, and add in the staggering board effect.
As always, awesome job.
Love this! Do you have to use water base sharpie?
We just painted over it when we moved and it covered right up so I would suggest water based if you can find them
Thank you for the quick response! We own our humble little home... and will be staying for many years... and I have a box of sharpies... from when our youngest was working at Babe’s Restaurant... I would love to use them instead of buying more...would they work okay?
Thank you!
Looks really good.
Look great so easy too tks
Great idea!! I just caught up on all your videos. Now I'm up to date! Thank you!!
That’s dedication! We have a lot of videos these days. ❤️
It looks great ! 👍
lol
This video is a blessing.
I love you guys too much.
It's because of all the jokes, isn't it? lol
my husband said to subscribe to your channel, coz u guys have all the diy i plan to apply on our house haahha
Lol. Awesome! ❤️❤️
My tremblin hands would mess it all up...but very creative and it turned out nice. Ur lil husband is a doll how he seems to help and do all u ask in these videos without complaint and looks pretty happy to do it😊😊 i just love u guys. Ur videos are just fantastic and the editing is fantastic....the music and all. Ive tried to watch some others here on you tube and they just dont compare. Unz are just fandamntastic
Thanks! ❤️❤️
Lol Jami you crack me up! Looks awesome guys :)
I have real shiplap in a few of my rooms and it’s a LOT of work. And costly because we hire the ripping and hanging part out. I think I may give this a try in a discreet area on a narrow wall behind our toilet. One thing I might suggest to make it look a little more authentic is break up those long runs with some random/vertical lines.Thanks for sharing! 😊
Real shiplap is the goal but the sharpie looks good from a couple feet away and sure was easy!
What kind of Sharpie was it? And real ship lap has uneven areas ... so little offness to me adds to the character of the wall...heheeehe I was thinking of using a long straight ruler and painting with a paint brush lines.. so glad to see this!!!
It’s a water based paint sharpie in black.
Thanks I missed the beginning.. sorry about that!!!
No worries! 👍
Aww ❤️❤️❤️ it looks phenomenal!!
Thanks friend!
Love it but think I'm going to do some lines downward as well to break it up into boards and add some nail marks 2 at each end of the board. Great idea can't wait to get started!
Agree. I would definitely also go over the line a second time in a few spots to widen the sharpie line to make the edges of the fake boards not look so perfectly straight.
Looks very good....Good Idea.
the thicker line actually looks more like ship-lap...the thin line looks like marker (at least from here)
Wow. Thanks. I thought drawing shiplap on my walls several years ago, but wanted to do trompe l’oeil. This is way easier.
Love the fancy wood that your putting in the hall bit cute xxx
I would totally do it in an area that is viewed from far away. Our upstairs hallway is visible from our family room so I would do it there. I'm so behind with projects that it will be out of style by the time I got to it.
I can't wait for a home tour after all these updates are completed, especially your kitchen.
Tour coming soon! We’ve just got a few more projects to complete.
How will it work on a textured wall and how long to wait after my paint dries?
We let our paint dry for a day. It’ll work on a textured wall, just might be tough to keep the line straight.
Jami Ray Vintage thanks!! I guess I’ll be sharpie-ing tomorrow 😄
Just stumbled on you guys. You guys are great. New subscriber here.
Thanks!
Love. It!♥️
Looks really good! 👍
Looks good
Thanks!
I’ll give you guys a thumbs up for creativity. I like ship lap but I think I’ll skip the sharpie style. As always, great video.
Haha! Thanks Bill!
Jeb have you worked with resin yet. Lots of interesting creative solutions for countertops you might want to try.
I haven’t used it on counter tops but I’ve used it on several tables I’ve built. Gonna try to do a resin river desk when we do the makeover on our sons room.
I love, love, love this idea on a straight N narrow so 2 speak wall. HowevR, I'm wanting 2 shiplap 2 covR sum unsightly walls! Lol That N I love alw wantD 2 shiplap, aka 'farmhouse' my current walls! Only I nevR kne what it was callD until I startD watchN Fixer UppR! Yrs ago my bff paintD my paneling as a baby showR gift...the look was very similar only it was vertical. I prefer the horizontal application. Thanks again, Lauri
I love the look. It would look awesome too if you used that board stamp. The one you used on the counter top at the plant shop in Az. But hey I love love all the stuff you guys do. Its right up my alley.
Was your wall primed to begin with? we just moved into a house with all white wall and I don't think they are primed. Just wanted to know before I started.
Our wall is painted white, no primer. We used Behr Marquee in a color that is color matched to the DIY white swan paint color.
You're very brave to do this. I want to zendoodle a wall in a spare bedroom, but my hubby is totally against it. I think if I introduce the "waterbase Sharpie" he might be onboard. Thanks for sharing.
Go do that doodle!
It looks great. Very clever. I don’t think I could do it as I can’t make straight lines. 🙊
I can’t make straight lines either! 😂
Trudy loves Farmhouse Decor Have you ever seen laser levels? Project them onto the wall, and trace the line! You'll draw straight every time! :)
Actually those a little thicker notches here and there. make it look more natural because with the real shiplap it’s not always perfectly perfect. Especially authentic vintage shiplap like what I have in my 1920s home
🦋, I'm doing this. Thank you.
It still looks good on my wall!
I would love to see some DIY galvanized projects.
Oh! Now wasn't this one fun 😂😂 You two are a hoot! I see lots of ship lap without dividing lines; I guess it really depends on the size of the wall and personal taste. "A" for effort!!
Thanks! It didn’t look like much close up but once we added the picture frames it really tricks your eye.
I did with pencil, then sharpie. I wasn’t feeling confident lol
I would have too but Zeb just made little tick marks and went for it! 😂
Looks ok from a distance but the real shiplap looks waaay better.
It sure does! We’re doing real ship lap in the house we’re fixing up.
What happens when you wash your walls in the spring? It won't come off?
Aunt Lizzy great question! after letting it sit overnight it doesn’t want to come off with anything but the magic eraser. If we get any smudging we can easily repaint or touch it up with the marker.
Nice job. Question: where should be your first strait line if I have cricket celling?? U, I hope I write this question ok and you know what I mean?!? Be well
Hi L.L. I understood you perfectly! The way I would do it would be to find the two highest points on your wall and run a straight string from one side to the other side. Make that be your reference for measuring and start your lines about 6 inches or 15.25 cm down from the string line.
Hope that helps! -Zeb
Jami Ray Vintage I got it. Thx
Hi Jamie and Zeb..I am currently in the midst of crafting a 50" round old spool clock..I have seen so many "styles" on Pinterest..but would LOVE some paint ideas..HELP!..lol
Zeb did a clock out of a round table top awhile back. This is how he painted on the numbers. Hope that helps!
th-cam.com/video/6ZOHWAQydUg/w-d-xo.html
I have 4 kids and have not seen a full sized pencil, a Sharpie of a normal color, or an ink pen in black or blue for at least a month. They disappear. I get it
+Amanda Havens bwahahaha the struggle is real. ❤️
If your base paint was more “rustic” I bet the irregular lines wouldn’t be a problem. Regardless. Looks great. I may be doing this on our ugly rv walls. Anything is better than marbled brown barf pattern. 😂
O know you will make it look great. You always do
Awww. Thanks! ❤️
Are your walls textured?
They only have texture from the roller. So not much.
would this work on a textured wall?
@@JamiRayVintage
It might. The line may get a little wavy here in there with the texture of the wall but you could probably achieve the overall look.
Did you just absolutely get lucky that the light switch fell in between two lines? Is shiplap basically a wood floor on the wall? I agree with another comment that you should have some dividing horizontal lines here and there.
Yes, we got lucky lol
Instead of measuring down and making all the tick marks. Use the level and run the pen along the level. Leave the mess-ups. Real shiplap are not perfect edges with a gap between each board. So the messups look more like real wood instead of lines drawn on. You can even draw in a few knots on the edges. Nevermind about the level. Just saw the rest of the video. You did that too.
Also try "a Ben a qui" paste... doesn'tchange the color of the paint on the walls when you try to take a mark off..I haven't tried it on permanent marker though. But I've tried it on like just about everything else and let me just tell you it is the bomb all natural doesn't change the color of anything doesn't ruin anything and helps take rust off things and mineral marks and scuffs off walls and whitens your sneakers for your souls and I'm just can't tell you how much better I like this than mr. Racer. And it's really good on glass tops. Give it a try I think I spelled it right LOL but you buy it on Amazon and it's all natural non-toxic
A snap of a chalk line would be better.
Nope because that chalk is poisonous and permanent. meaning if you make a mistake Magic Eraser it's not going to take it off it's easy and it's dusty when you snap.
Creative idea, but I think I’ll stick with wood.
Yeah nup. It’s a no from me. But glad you like it
Lol! You guys!