OMG! I’m obsessed with this idea! There’s SO many ugly vases and just STUFF in my house I can transform now! Im SO excited to wake up tomorrow with all these new ideas!!! I even have all the tools ( and the same paints ) to do this immediately!
all of them look very expensive and authentic , it kinda makes you wonder those expensive stores , what techniques they are using , I been searching for the dark large pottery barn vase dupe as the one I want is $300 , and this has inspired me to go to my local thrift store , dollar tree for the paint , this can be done so affordably , I am not a DIY person at all but this has truly convinced me to be one .
I bought a pitcher at a thrift store. It’s shiny brown texture. I didn’t really like the color. Now I know what I can do with it. I’m never going to pass an ugly color vase or container at the thrift store again. This is great. I’m going to look around my house for anything I can do this to. Thanks for this video. I’m going to go buy some paint and things tomorrow.
I watched last night before bed. Went thrift shopping this morning at Goodwill, and found some great vases. Got some paint, and I'm ready to make over my vases. I love your channel. I get so excited when you post a new video. Bonus I got some cool coffee table books. Just took off the paper covers and they are perfect. One of them is Ethan Allen. Style create the look you love. This used to be a very high end furniture store in Charlotte.
I swear I've watched at least 50 of these transformative vase videos, and yours is BY FAR the Prettist!!! They're effortlessly elegant looking. Could you please share with me the paint brand/colors you used? I would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you and keep creating!!!!
These ideas are great. I’m planning a girls night and we are gonna do some of these ideas. Making over a few vases we find at goodwill. A fun girls night that gives us something to keep to remember the fun we have together.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. This is perfect timing because I want to start incorporating aged pieces to my home and outside and I wasn’t sure how to do it, now I do. Thanks from the bottom of my heart, this is perfect.
I have always wanted to know how to do this I have so many different vases huge, large, medium and small and I have changed them with adding ribbon and handmade bows and string, but nothing is compared to what you have done I have saved your video so I can go back and watch and see the different items you have used to create these awesome vases that I just find so great and would change the entire look of my home and this is just a great project for me since I am disabled, And cannot go anywhere alone without someone being with me, but I can order these paints and items online which I get free shipping on almost everything I order which is a great way to shop and save money which is also for me to get great deals. I can't wait to get my hands into doing these projects as well. Thanks for showing us your art of making things look so beautiful. Thomas
BTW: your tutorial is the simplest, clearest , well presented of any I have seen. You showed the materials you used, in the order that you used them, and showed very simply how you laid them out to use , showed the container labels, the tools you used as you used them, and how you used them. I looked up some authentic shipwreck pottery after viewing this and saw a couple that looked spot on to yours. We are moving to a maritime area very near the Bay of Fundy, but on lakefront. I have been looking ahead to how to introduce some more authentic maritime features, besides lobster traps , lighthouses and buoys. And bonus! I can use some broken pieces!
I love anything diy. I don't even have favorites.. I get addicted to a diy and I'm on that and make as many as I can before I get bored, then onto something else and so on, then back to older diys that I had done years ago.. So I am all over the place.. Thank you for sharing.. Love these
Love watching your decor videos and was looking for the vessels you have but today bought a thrift vase and checked online to see how to age it and low and behold I see this video by you and that you do this! You’re gifted at making these vases so aged and refined! Thank you🤗🇨🇦
I love the way all of these turned out. I've been going to thrift shops and picking up old vases/vessels now for some time and doing these aging processes for some time now and I thoroughly enjoy it. I bought both sizes of those jugs from Target to age them as well as the peachy color doesn't go with my vibe, but I so love the shapes.
I love creating new textures on old items, I have even used glass containers, will add some of your paintings techniques to my containers. I am a floral designer and can’t wait to do some more painting.
I have done a few of these in black and navy blue with tile adhesive as the "dirt". I did some parts of my vessels with raised areas of dirt and it came out so great! I did rub actual dirt on mine but don't think this is a necessary step as the tile adhesive really gives it that look already. Great video and I am a new subscriber.
Beautiful! I LOVE how all of them turned out. I really love how you accentuated the rope detail on the last large pot, too. BRILLIANT! You've inspired me to go to the thrift stores tomorrow to hunt for pots I can transform. Thank you so much for your excellent instructions as well.😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Hi Jenna I loved the “how to” on the pots, you had some perfect shapes. I tried writing down the different paints you used. Lol All the pots are beautiful and look so RICHIE and GORGEOUS in your home. I love your taste of decorating it’s so beautiful, loving how you mix the old pieces in with the new it’s so AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL. Hope the fig tree looked good in the pot you created for it. Thanks for showing us “how to” !!
Hi! Wow! Beautiful! Your favorite one is definitely my favorite too, the third one. I have matte black paint and baking soda so I only need the chalk paint. Thanks so much!!!
Love it. I love this kind of Ancient Greek style vases but same as for you the price has always put me off. Now with this great tutorial I can make my own. You are a genius. Thanks a million
Amazing DIY transformations! I love all the thrifty finds and color choices that really transformed these pieces into unique beautifully aged decor! You've really knocked it out of the park with this DIY!
Instead of Dixie Mud, I'm thinking maybe joint compound or spackle mixed with some brown colored paint? Dixie Belle stuff is expensive, although I do use a couple of their products. I would probably go through the DB Mud too fast.
OMG, all of those are amazing!! Thanx for sharing. I have a 3 foot tall plastic greek urn that I am going to try one of these techniques on. May I make a suggestion?....that you get yourself a lazy susan so that you can turn your objects easily without them getting tangled in your table covers. Thanx again Looking forward to your next projects!!!
Jenna, You are a born natural! After watching several of these tutorials, I finally ran across yours. So glad I did, such a great job you did with the colors and explanations. Glad I found you girlfriend! You have a fan for sure.😊
I am looking to diy a glass vase, would you spray paint it matte black and then begin with the color of choice. I love what you did with all the vases ❤️
Incredible job! you have inspired me. Please try to do one that is like the McGee & Co. black one. I am eager for that dupe! g Glad you gave up the 'unfriendly skies' for this! Been there... done that. Not what it used to be. Greyhound in the sky now!
I tried doing this to a lamp and I still managed to mess it up. It was harder than looked to me lol it really does require technique! Good job! I wish my lamp would have looked like one of your masterpieces 😍
I think, A Lazy Susan would help immensely with this type project. Question: After using a joint compound and a paint/bakingsoda mixture, which method or product do you prefer? Also, do you think they created a different look or perhaps one is easier than the other to apply? I’m curious because I have a couple of textured ceramic lamps that I want to change up. Thanks for your video and awesome job well done!
I will definitely be trying this. I just bought two vases off Facebook market place. I have most the products u used in the video so I’m really excited.
I'm a little late to the game today, but WOW....all of them looked amazing. My favorite was the last one...the big one. I can't wait to see how the tree looks in it. I'm sure it looks great. You did a great job.
Awe thanks so much Marie! I always appreciate you leaving such sweet supportive comments! It means a lot. Can’t wait to share how the tree looks. Hope you have a great week 💕🥰
Girl you have outdone yourself!!! I cannot wait to try these techniques! Very inspirational! Can’t you give an approximate time frame on how long it actually takes to complete these. Just curious.
Awe thanks so much!! And I did all 4 in one day! (Except the ones I primed with spray paint I did those the night before) Granted it was very hot here and I just put everything outside to dry so it all dried super quick but it’s really not too bad!
I'm decorating my kitchen all old world theme from the game Skyrim. My husband and I love that game LOL I got some pots that seem rustic but wasn't happy w them really. So now I'll be able to do this and Im so excited!!!! I can't wait, I got some string of pearls that are growing so good I cant wait to transplant them
These are gorgeous! I had a hard time hearing on this one for some reason. I really love the colors that you used for sure! edited to say that I rebooted my computer and I think the sound is better now, so it was something here.
Super cool effects! Just a tip for the future, I believe you're supposed to mix paint with baking powder not baking soda to get that terracotta kind of texture. This is because baking powder activates with water and sort of foams up a bit. Making soda just makes things grainy. Which may be you prefer?
What a great idea! Thank you for sharing. You're creating amazing awesomeness on a budget. I love it! You have inspired me to look for recycled pieces to upgrade.
Love this video. Thise turned out amazing. I want you to come to my house and work your magic. So much talent. I'm going to try these technique. I did find the Threshold Studio magee lamp you showed in a recent video. All targe was out of stock but moved grandson around Chicago area and found a target that had one and was really close to where we were. WAS SO EXCITED I FOUND IT.
Oh my GOSH! U r brilliant!! I 💘 it all....could u use aglass container?? Because im a cashier at gro store & neat est "containers" come thru all x....Gallo" cheapo wine has LOVELY bottle w handle........im going 2 try this
Where do you get your greenery from? Specifically the greenery you used in the 3rd vessel you used on your coffee table! LOVE LOVE LOVE HOW IT TURNED OUT
Wow, Jenna, you are amazing, I am going to try to do some of the pots that I did not care for it, but you seen to know what you doing and I don't, a little bit scary.
I am a recent subscriber and I have to say that I am a little obsessed with your DIY videos. You've inspired me to go to my local thrift stores to look for ugly vessels to paint. Although I did not get lucky with the shapes that I was looking for I did find a couple and I can't wait to give them a makeover. Lovely work.
I will definitely be on the look out for these types of pots at my thrift stores. I am looking forward to a DIY for sure. They turned out beautiful. Blessings.
this is all so AMAZINGGGG! it was also super satisfying to watch babe! love it! cannot wait to try, you are a huge inspo! the colors you chose are FIRE! theyre all so earthy stunning!!!
Wow Jenna, these are amazing. I love them all! You've got me looking around my house trying to find something to age :) Can't wait to see your workout room.
Hi Jenna, new subscriber. I really love your aged look vases ; can you tell me which colours did you use? I don’t know anything about it but I like to try my vases to give new looks! Thanks Dear
Hi Jenna, That is Amazing, the way you changed the pots. Can't wait to try on some jars and vases I found at the thrift store. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a Blessed day. 😊
love all your videos. Just curious though, do you have basement storage? Seems like a lot of items purchased, how do you store them, or do you use the buy one, sell one rule? I dont have the space to change decor with each season. Thanks!
OMG! I’m obsessed with this idea! There’s SO many ugly vases and just STUFF in my house I can transform now! Im SO excited to wake up tomorrow with all these new ideas!!! I even have all the tools ( and the same paints ) to do this immediately!
all of them look very expensive and authentic , it kinda makes you wonder those expensive stores , what techniques they are using , I been searching for the dark large pottery barn vase dupe as the one I want is $300 , and this has inspired me to go to my local thrift store , dollar tree for the paint , this can be done so affordably , I am not a DIY person at all but this has truly convinced me to be one .
I bought a pitcher at a thrift store. It’s shiny brown texture. I didn’t really like the color. Now I know what I can do with it. I’m never going to pass an ugly color vase or container at the thrift store again. This is great. I’m going to look around my house for anything I can do this to. Thanks for this video. I’m going to go buy some paint and things tomorrow.
I watched last night before bed. Went thrift shopping this morning at Goodwill, and found some great vases. Got some paint, and I'm ready to make over my vases. I love your channel. I get so excited when you post a new video. Bonus I got some cool coffee table books. Just took off the paper covers and they are perfect. One of them is Ethan Allen. Style create the look you love. This used to be a very high end furniture store in Charlotte.
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Hi 👋 Judi, can I please ask you a question?
I swear I've watched at least 50 of these transformative vase videos, and yours is BY FAR the Prettist!!! They're effortlessly elegant looking. Could you please share with me the paint brand/colors you used? I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thank you and keep creating!!!!
You can faux a pot like no bodies business lady!!!! love it
True!
These ideas are great. I’m planning a girls night and we are gonna do some of these ideas. Making over a few vases we find at goodwill. A fun girls night that gives us something to keep to remember the fun we have together.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. This is perfect timing because I want to start incorporating aged pieces to my home and outside and I wasn’t sure how to do it, now I do. Thanks from the bottom of my heart, this is perfect.
Yay! I’m so glad you liked it! Just be sure to seal them really well if you are using them outside!! Happy DIYing! 🥰💕🤗
Hi 👋 Eliane, can I please ask you a question?
I have always wanted to know how to do this I have so many different vases huge, large, medium and small and I have changed them with adding ribbon and handmade bows and string, but nothing is compared to what you have done I have saved your video so I can go back and watch and see the different items you have used to create these awesome vases that I just find so great and would change the entire look of my home and this is just a great project for me since I am disabled, And cannot go anywhere alone without someone being with me, but I can order these paints and items online which I get free shipping on almost everything I order which is a great way to shop and save money which is also for me to get great deals. I can't wait to get my hands into doing these projects as well. Thanks for showing us your art of making things look so beautiful. Thomas
BTW: your tutorial is the simplest, clearest , well presented of any I have seen. You showed the materials you used, in the order that you used them, and showed very simply how you laid them out to use , showed the container labels, the tools you used as you used them, and how you used them. I looked up some authentic shipwreck pottery after viewing this and saw a couple that looked spot on to yours. We are moving to a maritime area very near the Bay of Fundy, but on lakefront. I have been looking ahead to how to introduce some more authentic maritime features, besides lobster traps , lighthouses and buoys. And bonus! I can use some broken pieces!
I love anything diy. I don't even have favorites.. I get addicted to a diy and I'm on that and make as many as I can before I get bored, then onto something else and so on, then back to older diys that I had done years ago.. So I am all over the place.. Thank you for sharing.. Love these
Love, love love this! Please make more DIY videos. They never grow old!
This is exactly what I've been looking for for my basic vases and planters at home. Thank you.
Love watching your decor videos and was looking for the vessels you have but today bought a thrift vase and checked online to see how to age it and low and behold I see this video by you and that you do this! You’re gifted at making these vases so aged and refined! Thank you🤗🇨🇦
That mud that you added to the last one made it so real...definitely have to try that typnique!
I love the way all of these turned out. I've been going to thrift shops and picking up old vases/vessels now for some time and doing these aging processes for some time now and I thoroughly enjoy it. I bought both sizes of those jugs from Target to age them as well as the peachy color doesn't go with my vibe, but I so love the shapes.
Awe yay! I’m so glad you liked the vid Laurie! Have fun upcycling your vases! Thanks so much for watching 💕🥰
Hi 👋 Laurie, can I please ask you a question?
I love creating new textures on old items, I have even used glass containers, will add some of your paintings techniques to my containers. I am a floral designer and can’t wait to do some more painting.
I have done a few of these in black and navy blue with tile adhesive as the "dirt". I did some parts of my vessels with raised areas of dirt and it came out so great! I did rub actual dirt on mine but don't think this is a necessary step as the tile adhesive really gives it that look already. Great video and I am a new subscriber.
Beautiful! I LOVE how all of them turned out. I really love how you accentuated the rope detail on the last large pot, too. BRILLIANT! You've inspired me to go to the thrift stores tomorrow to hunt for pots I can transform. Thank you so much for your excellent instructions as well.😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Awe YAY! I’m so glad you liked the video Jennifer! Thanks so much for the kind words and I hope you have good luck at the stores and happy crafting 🤗💕
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Your version of the jug looks so much better!
Hi 👋 Julie, can I please ask you a question?
Hi Jenna
I loved the “how to” on the pots, you had some perfect shapes.
I tried writing down the different paints you used. Lol
All the pots are beautiful and look so RICHIE and GORGEOUS in your home.
I love your taste of decorating it’s so beautiful, loving how you mix the old pieces in
with the new it’s so AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL.
Hope the fig tree looked good in the pot you created for it.
Thanks for showing us “how to” !!
Can’t wait to go thrifting to find an affordable jug or vase to create this look! You are so inspiring!
You did a amazing job on all these planters. ❤❤❤ love how you only used a small amount of products and that was not expensive
Hi! Wow! Beautiful! Your favorite one is definitely my favorite too, the third one. I have matte black paint and baking soda so I only need the chalk paint. Thanks so much!!!
Absolutely love these type of video's. They all turned out so beautifully.
Awe yay! Thanks so much for watching Amanda! 🥰💕
Loved how they all turned out💕 You really have a knack for making them look old!!!!
Jenna, love your ideas with Dixie Mudd which comes in 3 colors. Black, white, brown and the results are beautiful!
All I can say is WOW, you did a fantastic job on all of the vases. I can not wait to try it. You are amazingly creative.
Hi 👋 Sandra, can I please ask you a question?
Love it. I love this kind of Ancient Greek style vases but same as for you the price has always put me off. Now with this great tutorial I can make my own. You are a genius. Thanks a million
Beautiful. I’ve done this look before in planters for a wedding. Added some
Teal blue. They are outside now with plants and are beautiful
Amazing DIY transformations! I love all the thrifty finds and color choices that really transformed these pieces into unique beautifully aged decor! You've really knocked it out of the park with this DIY!
Awe thank you so much Jessica! 🙏🏼😭💕 Really appreciate you watching and the kind feedback 💕
Instead of Dixie Mud, I'm thinking maybe joint compound or spackle mixed with some brown colored paint? Dixie Belle stuff is expensive, although I do use a couple of their products. I would probably go through the DB Mud too fast.
My favorite DIY video of all time!
OMG, all of those are amazing!! Thanx for sharing. I have a 3 foot tall plastic greek urn that I am going to try one of these techniques on. May I make a suggestion?....that you get yourself a lazy susan so that you can turn your objects easily without them getting tangled in your table covers. Thanx again Looking forward to your next projects!!!
Wow…. They are beautiful!!! They look so luxurious & expensive!! They will definitely elevate any space… Congratulations on a job well done!
Jenna,
You are a born natural! After watching several of these tutorials, I finally ran across yours. So glad I did, such a great job you did with the colors and explanations. Glad I found you girlfriend! You have a fan for sure.😊
Hi 👋 Sandra, can I please ask you a question?
Excellent techniques and the perfect sweater to go along with. Texture! Thank you 🙌
It's just what I was looking for. You've inspired me to DIYs from ugly vases and jars. Thanks a lot. With best regards from Russia!
Hi 👋 dear, can I please ask you a question?
I am looking to diy a glass vase, would you spray paint it matte black and then begin with the color of choice. I love what you did with all the vases ❤️
I'm sooo obsessed with your DIY aged vessels!!! Thank you for sharing this tutorial ❤ 💕 💖
Oh man Jenna! You are the queen of DIY aged vessels!! I love love loved this video! Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Hi 👋 Nichole, can I please ask you a question?
Incredible job! you have inspired me. Please try to do one that is like the McGee & Co. black one. I am eager for that dupe!
g
Glad you gave up the 'unfriendly skies' for this! Been there... done that. Not what it used to be. Greyhound in the sky now!
Hi Jenna, loved, loved, loved your faux antique effect. Could I use the same technique for outside vases, etc.?
I tried doing this to a lamp and I still managed to mess it up. It was harder than looked to me lol it really does require technique! Good job! I wish my lamp would have looked like one of your masterpieces 😍
I think, A Lazy Susan would help immensely with this type project.
Question: After using a joint compound and a paint/bakingsoda mixture, which method or product do you prefer? Also, do you think they created a different look or perhaps one is easier than the other to apply?
I’m curious because I have a couple of textured ceramic lamps that I want to change up.
Thanks for your video and awesome job well done!
I will definitely be trying this. I just bought two vases off Facebook market place. I have most the products u used in the video so I’m really excited.
Thankyou for showing the products and how to get the different effects, love how everything turns out❤
Unbelievable!! Perfection! Beautiful! You are such an amazing artist!
Hi 👋 Susan, can I please ask you a question?
Absolutely brilliant. Love3 every choice you made with these items. Well done. Love them!
After seeing many of these tutorials, I think yours turned out the best!!
I just finished my 2nd piece. This is such a fun technique. I will be making a trip to the thrift store to find more projects.
I love all the projects! I have a couple of vases that need some love. Thank you for sharing!
I would love to learn how to re-do things I hope you post more videos like this…along with the dupes of course😁
Thanks so much Shannon! Will do 🙏🏼🥰💕
Hi 👋 Shannon, can I please ask you a question?
Thank you for sharing your many talents. All is beautiful.
I'm a little late to the game today, but WOW....all of them looked amazing. My favorite was the last one...the big one. I can't wait to see how the tree looks in it. I'm sure it looks great. You did a great job.
Awe thanks so much Marie! I always appreciate you leaving such sweet supportive comments! It means a lot. Can’t wait to share how the tree looks. Hope you have a great week 💕🥰
Girl you have outdone yourself!!! I cannot wait to try these techniques! Very inspirational! Can’t you give an approximate time frame on how long it actually takes to complete these. Just curious.
Awe thanks so much!! And I did all 4 in one day! (Except the ones I primed with spray paint I did those the night before) Granted it was very hot here and I just put everything outside to dry so it all dried super quick but it’s really not too bad!
@@jennapierce Very useful information and helpful. Thanks!
Oh my gosh these pottery pieces are amazing! You gave me such great ideas! Love it!
Hi 👋 Kalleen, can I please ask you a question?
That jug is gorgeous! And that black vase…beautiful! Thank you.
Wowww, Jenna! I loved this video! And thx for introducing the Dixie mud🤗🤗👍
Hi 👋 Julie, ,can I please ask you a question?
I'm decorating my kitchen all old world theme from the game Skyrim. My husband and I love that game LOL I got some pots that seem rustic but wasn't happy w them really. So now I'll be able to do this and Im so excited!!!! I can't wait, I got some string of pearls that are growing so good I cant wait to transplant them
These are fantastic!!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!
Hi 👋 Brandy, can I please ask a question?
These are gorgeous! I had a hard time hearing on this one for some reason. I really love the colors that you used for sure! edited to say that I rebooted my computer and I think the sound is better now, so it was something here.
Thanks so much Johna! I hope you’re able to hear it better now. Thanks you so much for watching 💕💕💕
Hi 👋 Johna, can I please ask you a question?
I truly enjoyed this diy! I was doing this 2 decades ago but now want to try again for some new pots! Beautiful results for sure!
OMG!, absolutely loved this! ❤️…..definitely a much better technique than going outside rubbing dirt on it.
Can these be kept outside and stand up to rain? They are really beautiful! Thank you for sharing your experience!
You make it look so easy! Loved watching these projects! 😊
Hi 👋 Janice, can I please ask you a question?
This video inspires me to take some boring planters and vessels and do the same. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I love everything you did.
Super cool effects! Just a tip for the future, I believe you're supposed to mix paint with baking powder not baking soda to get that terracotta kind of texture. This is because baking powder activates with water and sort of foams up a bit. Making soda just makes things grainy. Which may be you prefer?
What a great idea! Thank you for sharing. You're creating amazing awesomeness on a budget. I love it! You have inspired me to look for recycled pieces to upgrade.
Thanks for sharing that Jenna.. i hope y’all have a blessed week my darlings 🙏🏽👌🏾♥️
❤️ They all turned out beautifully! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi 👋 Marisa, can I please ask you a question?
I love all these now off I go to find old vases to diy!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Try a nice soft wax if you want a soft low sheen finish to these pots. Just don’t buff too much. It will also help protect the paint and plaster.
Wow Jenna, they all look great!! I really think I need to try this! Thanks for sharing the different ways of achieving this!
Hi 👋 Lori, can I please ask you a question?
I love, love, the way the pots turned out You Rock Jenna
I have a green vase that I couldn’t figure out what to do with it. Definitely going to try one of the techniques
Martha
Yay! Happy crafting! Thanks for watching Martha 💕
I have transformed a few vases already and I’m very happy with the result.
Love this video. Thise turned out amazing. I want you to come to my house and work your magic.
So much talent.
I'm going to try these technique.
I did find the Threshold Studio magee lamp you showed in a recent video. All targe was out of stock but moved grandson around Chicago area and found a target that had one and was really close to where we were.
WAS SO EXCITED I FOUND IT.
Oh my GOSH! U r brilliant!! I 💘 it all....could u use aglass container?? Because im a cashier at gro store & neat est "containers" come thru all x....Gallo" cheapo wine has LOVELY bottle w handle........im going 2 try this
Hi 👋 Karen, can I please ask you a question?
Where do you get your greenery from? Specifically the greenery you used in the 3rd vessel you used on your coffee table! LOVE LOVE LOVE HOW IT TURNED OUT
Wow, Jenna, you are amazing, I am going to try to do some of the pots that I did not care for it, but you seen to know what you doing and I don't, a little bit scary.
I am a recent subscriber and I have to say that I am a little obsessed with your DIY videos. You've inspired me to go to my local thrift stores to look for ugly vessels to paint. Although I did not get lucky with the shapes that I was looking for I did find a couple and I can't wait to give them a makeover. Lovely work.
Beautiful! I love, love that 3rd vase. That shape is my absolute favorite. Looking for one myself.
Your an artist ! 💖
What should I do to keep the vase from losing color and texture after I finish it?
I will definitely be on the look out for these types of pots at my thrift stores. I am looking forward to a DIY for sure. They turned out beautiful. Blessings.
love the earthy calm and simple color palettes
I love, love, love these pottery pieces. They look so high end. Thanks for sharing.
Wow .. these turned out beautiful.. Has inspired me to change some vases that I already have .
Absolutely love all of these. I can't wait to give it a try myself!
Yay! Thank you so much! Happy DIYing 💕🥰
Hi 👋 Janet, can I please ask you a question?
this is all so AMAZINGGGG! it was also super satisfying to watch babe! love it! cannot wait to try, you are a huge inspo! the colors you chose are FIRE! theyre all so earthy stunning!!!
Hi 👋 Erika, can I please ask you a question?
I love them!! Guess I’m going shopping tomorrow! 😃
Hi 👋 Sabrina, can I please ask you a question?
Wow they look amazing. My favorite is yr favorite also. N I love the baking soda paint technique I've tried it myself. Great job!🥰👍
Fabulous!! They all look great!! And I love all three colors!!
Wow Jenna, these are amazing. I love them all! You've got me looking around my house trying to find something to age :) Can't wait to see your workout room.
Awe yay! Thank you so much! Can’t wait to share it. Hope you have a great week 💕🤗
Hi 👋 Shanners, can I please ask you a question?
Hi Jenna, new subscriber. I really love your aged look vases ; can you tell me which colours did you use? I don’t know anything about it but I like to try my vases to give new looks! Thanks Dear
Hi Jenna, That is Amazing, the way you changed the pots. Can't wait to try on some jars and vases I found at the thrift store. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a Blessed day. 😊
Love this! My sister and I are going to transform six vases and pots today. Thanks for the DIY!
Yay! I hope you guys have so much fun doing it!
@@jennapierce we did and they came out like yours. Thanks so much🤗
Hi 👋 Dear, can I please ask you a question?
Love, love, love this technique!! Thank you for sharing
I like your version even better than the inspo! ❤
love all your videos. Just curious though, do you have basement storage? Seems like a lot of items purchased, how do you store them, or do you use the buy one, sell one rule? I dont have the space to change decor with each season. Thanks!
GIRL!!! I am trying this this weekend. Thanks for the idea.
Hi 👋 Laura, can I please ask you a question?