DIY Aged Faux Stone Vase | An Edited Lifestyle
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- DIY Aged Faux Stone Vase | An Edited Lifestyle
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I bought paint, baking soda and plaster of paris, sealant etc... and now I'm looking at every single little thing in my house squinting and thinking to myself goddamnit I wanna repaint you too lol help I can't stop
Hahaha! I was the exact same way after this DIY x
Me too - I’m gonna do a version that is dirty pink
ATENCION !!!!! SI NO LE AGREGAN PEGAMENTO BLANCO QUE USAN LOS CARPINTEROS O EL QUE USAN LOS ESCOLARES SE LES SALE CON EL TIEMPO .... Y DESPUES DE PINTAR BARNIZ . ACRILICO !!!!!!!
A very fun last minute DIY project, I’ve wanted to do this forever and I’m so proud of the results! I hope you enjoy this webisode! X
Just bought a very tall ceramic pot with a very small opening and am going to use your method of covering it to make it look like aged stone, I’m very happy I came across your channel because all of the other “stone make overs” that I’ve seen have come from across the pond (USA) and they obviously use American products and I’m not sure of the UK equivalent, so thanks for taking the plunge, I cannot wait to start my project. ❤️
Aww thank you so much, this is so kind of you! Good luck with your project! :) x
So appreciate you including the slip ups. Certainly makes it more approachable and possibly doable for a novice like me!
Thank you and of course! x
It came out great!! 👏🏽👏🏽 I love ❤️ it!
Thank you so much! Hopefully you'll like my next design project coming to the channel very soon! x
Looks great. I have also seen coffee grounds being used to achieve this.
Same- it's a great alternative :) x
Looks great! Will certainly give this technique a try!
Thank you and good luck! Let me know how it goes :) x
It’s really beautiful!! I love it.
Aww thank you :) x
Oh my goodness I LOVE it!! And I love how you styled it!
You are so sweet thank you so much :) x
Aww, it looks fantastic! Well done, great job! 👍
Aww thank you :) x
Looks great xx
Thank you so much :) x
Looks great! Bravo 👏
Thank you so much :) x
Turned out very beautiful
Thank you so much :) x
Beautiful congratulations!!
Thank you so much 😊 x
More unique beauty, thank you...🌷🌷🌷
Thank you :) x
It looks lovely
Thank you :) x
Beautiful! Well done 👍🏻
Thank you so much :) x
Came out very nice! Took you awhile to finally get to it but I did like it alot
Thank you so much :)
I NEED TO TRY THIS!!!
You would love doing this :) x
Looks cool. Nice work 🎉
Thank you so much ☺️ x
Thank you, so useful!
You're welcome :) I'm glad it helped x
TY Dear❣️You are amazing🙏🕊💫
Aww thank you 😊
Great job I love the shape of that vase! You can also use coffee grounds to dirty it up as well.
Thank you, and yes- such a good alternative suggestion. Something I will try on another DIY Project x
I've used dry and wet coffee grounds and gotten different, pretty fabulous results over dried white paint and baking soda. It helped to create one of my all-time favourite vases! 😊
Ficou lindo! Parabéns pelo belo trabalho ! 👏👏
Aww thank you so much :) x
Gorgeous turnout!
Thank you so much 😊 Better get started on the next one hehe x
Love it
Thank you :) x
Te felicito, quedó muy bonito, gracias por compartirlo. Saludos desde Argentina
Thank you so much, that's so sweet of you x
such a good final product. I think it would’ve even been cuter with some faint splotches of maybe a tan/beige spray paint and then painted over with some exposed, before moving onto dirt! If that makes sense. For an added layer of color/depth to make it look older. Even could use a bit of a rust color for depth too. Great video
Thank you so much and great suggestions! X
Hi, this looks amazing, great job. I'm going to try my own soon, i have a few that could with an improvement 😅
Thank you and I'm sure yours is already gorgeous :) x
Just beautiful… I believe that the area at bottom wasn’t dry enough but I love it going to wet the dirt a little I think it really gave it a aged look thank you be blessed
Thank you that's so kind of you :) And I 100% agree with you, should have let it had it's moment x
Rustic elegance look
Thank you :) x
Your vase came out beautiful. Great job🌸
Thank you so much :) x
Seu trabalho é maravilhoso . PARABÉNS !
A única ressalva é postar os materiais utilizados, e não demorar tanto na fala inicial. Também aprendi fazer este tipo de trabalho, em vidro e cerâmica, e realmente ficou maravilhoso na decoração da minha sala.
Thank you :) and your feedback has been taken on, I'll think you'll find the more recent videos take this into consideration :) x
Great tutorial, thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to have a go! May I ask were you bought the burgundy foliage please?
Thank you 😊 it’s from a company called Dowsing & Reynolds- perfect for autumn x
Did you use regular paint to paint in a home or acrylic paint? I've seen some use acrylic paint for this project. 😊 And did you use baking soda? I'm from the states and didnt understand what you used lol sorry
Looks great 👏👏👏 wondering to do the same, Could you please advise if paint is not going off the vase after some time (I mean few months)?
The paint is still in tack, the vase is used year out and is currently sitting with pride on my fireplace mantle :) x
I tried ( after the white coats) to paint with coffee powder( after have made the coffee) with a little bit of water. It worked!!!! But needs a good sealer :)
That's a really great tip, I should try something similar in the future :) x
As it’s emulsion paint, would it work better if you use a primer on the glass before paint?
Good question! Possibly, but as it's not a product I handle that well, I think you're good to miss that step. This project is over a year old and it's still holding strong x
Did you use both the Farrow & Ball School House White to make the base colour? Its gorgeous!
I did and thank you :) x
@@aneditedlifestyle Thank you for your quick response 🌺
Where did you get your foliage, loving the mauve
Thank you, I got it from Dowsing & Reynolds x
What was the name of the liquid you used to create the paste for the ceramic vase?
It's a mixture of paint with bicarbonate of soda to create the grain :) x
I wonder if coffee grains would work instead of mud or dirt
I will certainly have to give this a go on the next one I do :) x
Yes it does
Cinnamon also works if you want a red tone
I love it ! where is the flower from please?
Thank you, the florals are from a store called Dowsing & Reynolds x
😊👍
Thank you :) x
Is it baking soda that you mixed in??? This is my favorite vase makeover I’ve seen😍
Thank you so much :) x
It is so addicting isn’t it lol I’m running out of room for places to put it so I may start selling on FB 😂 would you have a link or where you got the stems in the vase love it
Hehe it really is. I got the stems from here, hope this helps! x www.dowsingandreynolds.com/shop/eucalyptus-bouquet-red-nicholii/
@@aneditedlifestyle awww boooo thanks much lol shipping they want $60 so I’ll have to pass 😭😭😭
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Aww thank you :)
Hi there, you are really talented. This is a great video. I love how your vase came out. Can you let me know what you used in the paint to give it that texture? I didn’t quite catch it in your video. I know you said we can use baking powder or cornstarch. Also what kind of stems did you use?
Thank you so much, you're so sweet. I personally used Baking powder for the texture and I would swear by it. Stem wise, these are dried eucalyptus leaves, they are so lovely to pull out each season. Hope this helps x
@@aneditedlifestyle thank you!
@@aneditedlifestyle can you list everything that you used
Me gusta mucho como queda.es un trabajo muy bonito. Podria decirme los materiales q usa? No hay subtitulos en español. Gracias
Thank you so much I used paint, bicarbonate of soda and some good old fashion dirt from my garden. I hope this translates okay and good luck on your DIY project :) x
Please me nation the products you used!
They are linked in the description box for you :) x
How much of each measured ?
Unfortuently no accurate measures when it comes to paint, just until I got the exact colour I wanted x
It was coffee or soil??
Soil but both would work :) x
¿Pueden subtitular en español?
I will try with future videos
@@aneditedlifestyle
Gracias.
You could have used a dry sponge and craft paint to get the desired effect. It’s sooo much easier!
Funnily enough, if you wait till next Monday, you may see this technique in action... ;) x