Love the coffee grind paint. (Have alot of it) and the salt and pepper. I only knew about the baking soda so will be trying the others soon. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much for sharing this video, I’m looking for sand to make texture, but I didn’t find, now I know that I can use coffee powder and salt, that’s a good idea 🎉🎉🎉
Before I started watch your great videos I ordered some pumice on line. It is just a little finer than sand. I haven’t tried it yet but you reminded me that I need to get with it. I just made a Lemonade Sign using your ideas and it is awesome. Thanks.
Super video here..Thanks for the tutorial! Comprehensive and content-rich......not just empty, redundant, filler-packed stretching to make a longer video.
Thanks so much for the information and comparison. I just discovered your channel and have been binge watching them all. Love your style. I just started thrifting and flipping so your channel is right up my alley
I love the textures! I play around with achieving paint textures too.....so many possibilities. I have not yet tried making my own chalk paint (I already own a ton), and have not tried the sawdust. But I love Love LOVE texture! Thanks for sharing :) Hugs.....Janie
Hi ... love your videos! I watched your video on mixing coffee ground paint and was wondering if I could use the paint mixed with baking soda instead of mixing with plaster of paris? I had asked this on that video but noticed it was made back in april and not sure if you are updated on comments made. Thanks much!
Hey there thanks for the great ideas! Haven’t heard of some of these techniques so it was nice to see them! Quick tip/request: it would make it way more user friendly if perhaps you could simply write in the description next time for a video such as this the basic summary of each that you linked. For example, in this video, the basic ratios of each paint type (ie: ratio of sand to paint, for example 1:2) or whatnot so we don’t have to watch and dig through a bunch of other videos to find out this basic info since this video is about these textures anyhow. That would be so helpful! Then someone could still watch your videos for more info and how to use them. Thanks a bunch! Keep up the good work!
I have a couple of large outdoor ceramic planters, that have a raised floral design on them. I want to apply a textured finish to change the color and hopefully cover the raised design. What would you suggest I use? I would like to use them outdoors. Love all of your tutorials! Thanks!
Do you put any kind of varnish over the paints? I want to paint some plastic planters for outside. I have read that you need to prep plastic first. Do you have any videos on painting plastic?
Thanks for watching ❤️ I seal everything with poly acrylic sealer but have not done or tested plastic pots. I would think you would have to apply a primer first then seal with outdoor sealer
Can you please let me know which one is the closest to Dixie Belle’s Sea Spray? That is very expensive! I made your recipe for sand paint and I have coffee grounds saved. Thank you! 💕
Great comparison video. Thanks for sharing. I've been gathering materials and utensils for all these recipes during the last few weeks. In the near future I want to start to try all of these out. I've got one big problem though, which I have to solve before. In the recipes you use the measurement "cups" (1/2 cups and 1/4 cups) and table-spoons. But I've not been able to find information on the internet how the ratio of 1/4 cup to a table-spoon is. Can you help me out? Since it's a volume measurement, you can also write it in milliliters (ml) Thanks in advance for your help.
@@thePickinPilgrim Thanks a lot. That really helps. 15 ml. for a tablespoon is common in Europe as well. 1 cup 0.24 litres makes sense. I hope that 1 US cup = 1 CAN cup LOL
4 Tablespoons = 1/4 Cup 8 Tablespoons = 1/2 Cup 12 Tablespoons = 3/4 Cup 16 Tablespoons = 1 Cup 3 teaspoons = 1 Tablespoon Measurements per the "Imperial System."
Now I'm not trying to be hard headed here but coffee " grind " paint ? You are referring to spent coffee grounds yes? Or something altogether different. The present tense of the word throws me off. :)
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Can I use a roller brush to design a flower patten?
OH my goodness I love the look the salt & pepper gives the wood, I will be watching the recipe videos, thanks so much
Thanks for watching ❤️ yes the salt and pepper is awesome
The salt and pepper paint is awesome.
Such a cool technique 🌸
Great to see the difference between them and will definitely experiment with them all .... thank you 😊
Thanks for watching ❤️
Great idea to test the different ones side by side.
Thanks for watching 🌸
Love the coffee grind paint. (Have alot of it) and the salt and pepper. I only knew about the baking soda so will be trying the others soon. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching ❤️ the coffee paint is fabulous and creates such great texture
This is a great video! I've tried all but the salt and pepper one. Liking that look, so I'm heading to rewatch that video now. Thanks!
Thanks for watching ❤️ that’s perfect! Try the salt and pepper I love the look of it
What an amazing, hidden gem of a channel.
Happy to have you here ❤️ glad you are enjoying Amy
Thank you so much for sharing this video, I’m looking for sand to make texture, but I didn’t find, now I know that I can use coffee powder and salt, that’s a good idea 🎉🎉🎉
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching Doreen.
I have watched most of your videos! They are all so informative! I appreciate you! 🙏
Thanks for watching!! I love new crafting friends and happy you are here. I think I have come a long way with filming skills since the beginning. ❤️
Before I started watch your great videos I ordered some pumice on line. It is just a little finer than sand. I haven’t tried it yet but you reminded me that I need to get with it. I just made a Lemonade Sign using your ideas and it is awesome. Thanks.
Oh pumice will work great to create texture ❤️
I like the salt & pepper.
Thanks for watching ❤️
This is a great comparison video. I like all of them. I really want to try the salt and pepper on some of my outdoor planters.
It creates a great cement look. Make sure to seal with a outdoor poly acrylic if outside ☀️
You are amazing!!.. just can’t get enough of your tutorials!!… Thank you, so much!!
Thats so sweet! Glad you are enjoying
I just noticed your board, that holds your tools, is an old dresser mirror. I love that, what a great idea!
Yes!!! Found Irving the dump and upcycled it ❤️
Thank you so much sweat heart ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So glad your enjoying! Thanks for watching
Super video here..Thanks for the tutorial! Comprehensive and content-rich......not just empty, redundant, filler-packed stretching to make a longer video.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Excellent tutorial🥰❤️ !! I'll be trying all of them!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips 👏
Thanks for watching ❤️ glad to inspire
This is so informative and helpful! Thank you! 🌼🍃💛
Thanks for watching ❤️ glad it was helpful
Thank you. Very helpful.
Me too!!!
Thanks so much for the information and comparison. I just discovered your channel and have been binge watching them all. Love your style. I just started thrifting and flipping so your channel is right up my alley
Thanks for watching ❤️ love new crafting friends glad to have you here
Lovely! Warm regards!
I love the textures! I play around with achieving paint textures too.....so many possibilities. I have not yet tried making my own chalk paint (I already own a ton), and have not tried the sawdust. But I love Love LOVE texture! Thanks for sharing :) Hugs.....Janie
Thanks for watching! The sawdust works perfect!! Give it a try 🌿
Great information, thank you so much for sharing you knowledge. ❤️
You are so welcome!
I love your videos!!! Thank you so much for all the time you put into them and all the useful tips and inspiration!!!
Your so welcome
Love this video🤗😍 hugs from Sweden💖
Thanks for watching ♥️ hope it was helpful
Hi ... love your videos! I watched your video on mixing coffee ground paint and was wondering if I could use the paint mixed with baking soda instead of mixing with plaster of paris? I had asked this on that video but noticed it was made back in april and not sure if you are updated on comments made. Thanks much!
Hi there! Yep you sure can and I works great also ❤️
Hey there thanks for the great ideas! Haven’t heard of some of these techniques so it was nice to see them!
Quick tip/request: it would make it way more user friendly if perhaps you could simply write in the description next time for a video such as this the basic summary of each that you linked. For example, in this video, the basic ratios of each paint type (ie: ratio of sand to paint, for example 1:2) or whatnot so we don’t have to watch and dig through a bunch of other videos to find out this basic info since this video is about these textures anyhow. That would be so helpful! Then someone could still watch your videos for more info and how to use them.
Thanks a bunch! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching
This is so interesting.., 🤗
Thanks for watching ❤️ they are all work so good at creating lots of texture on a project
Our Upcycled Life Thank you for sharing. 😊
Can any of these examples work on interier walls . Great vdeo by the way
Yes, absolutely
I have a couple of large outdoor ceramic planters, that have a raised floral design on them. I want to apply a textured finish to change the color and hopefully cover the raised design. What would you suggest I use? I would like to use them outdoors. Love all of your tutorials! Thanks!
You can use any of these but will have to be sealed really well with a outdoor sealer if they are going to be out in the elements. Thanks for watching
Do you put any kind of varnish over the paints? I want to paint some plastic planters for outside.
I have read that you need to prep plastic first. Do you have any videos on painting plastic?
Thanks for watching ❤️ I seal everything with poly acrylic sealer but have not done or tested plastic pots. I would think you would have to apply a primer first then seal with outdoor sealer
Wonder if you could do salt and paprika paint, or salt and cinnamon paint, or salt and dill? Or just any dry spice?
Thanks for watching ❤️ you could try anything!! That’s part of the fun. I find the sand works the best for a cement look
Can you please let me know which one is the closest to Dixie Belle’s Sea Spray? That is very expensive! I made your recipe for sand paint and I have coffee grounds saved. Thank you! 💕
I have never used that product but it might be close to this technique 🌸
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Great comparison video. Thanks for sharing.
I've been gathering materials and utensils for all these recipes during the last few weeks. In the near future I want to start to try all of these out.
I've got one big problem though, which I have to solve before.
In the recipes you use the measurement "cups" (1/2 cups and 1/4 cups) and table-spoons.
But I've not been able to find information on the internet how the ratio of 1/4 cup to a table-spoon is.
Can you help me out? Since it's a volume measurement, you can also write it in milliliters (ml)
Thanks in advance for your help.
1 US cup = 16 tablespoons. So, 1/2 cup is 8 tbsp, 1/4 cup is 4 tbsp. 1 tablespoon is equivalent to 14.787 millilters. I hope that helps. 🙂
@@thePickinPilgrim Thanks a lot. That really helps. 15 ml. for a tablespoon is common in Europe as well. 1 cup 0.24 litres makes sense.
I hope that 1 US cup = 1 CAN cup LOL
4 Tablespoons = 1/4 Cup
8 Tablespoons = 1/2 Cup
12 Tablespoons = 3/4 Cup
16 Tablespoons = 1 Cup
3 teaspoons = 1 Tablespoon
Measurements per the "Imperial System."
@@theelizabethan1 Thanks.
Can I use a roller brush to design a flower patten ?
Yes, absolutely
Wondering if you have ever made a porcelain style paint ( not with baking soda or baking powder) ?
No I have not ❤️
what if like pepper we sprinkle coffee after coffee paint??
Sure can
Hi, is the chalk paint somewhat matte?
yes it is very matte
Now I'm not trying to be hard headed here but coffee " grind " paint ? You are referring to spent coffee grounds yes? Or something altogether different. The present tense of the word throws me off. :)
Spent coffee grinds dried out