@@VintageBeeDesign I looked again, I know why you kept. It is a nice colour and the glass fabulous I want to do thexmirror glass and stencil on my front door. It's an old Victorian era home, and the original glass was that etched glass, however only one piece left inside in the door into the living room, that is red with a pattern. I have always wanted to do etched glass in the front door but expensive to buy it, the red is way expensive. Now I see this I think the mirror glass and stencil is the way to go. I know you can now buy etching paste but I like this. Is there a final reveal where you put them that I could look at?
This is amazing! I can't wait to try it. Can you show us the technique on how you did the wood finish on the front please? I want to do this to all of my glass, and furniture now! LOL
Great instructions. Beautiful results. The seal on the stationary portion of my kitchen window apparently wore out and so that part of it has become discolored with white spots in between the two panes. Before I replace the window I am going to try this method. It's so lovely anyway that I want to use it on one of my hutches as well. This way my window will remain functional for now AND look gorgeous. New windows aren't cheap. Thanks.
I do my pattern, then use mirror spray, then metallic spray (they have a different look than each other). The metallic silver will look like the mirror has lost it’s reflectiveness. So, you’ll have the shiny mirror and the “dull “ mirror, just like real mercury glass.
Wow! I love this look🤩 I have never seen this technique with stencils...it’s awesome....I paint furniture and have an old farmhouse....this would look so nice on some upcoming projects..thank you for sharing 😊🌟k
I have another technique that I really want to try with tissue or mulberry paper. I'll be trying that one out soon. Stay tuned to find out if it's a hit or a fail. lol.
You will need to use a product to remove the back of the mirror. It’s much more difficult, but still feasible. You just have to remove the glass and backing (without breaking them) first.
Thank you ... I have a vintage airstream and two of the windows look terrible because there is an interior UV film between two layers of glass that is cracked and curling and can't be removed until I take the entire two-window assembly apart. I'm going to use this technique to camouflage the cracked UV, but without the background coat because I want the light to show through ... may be a disaster, but this is the best method I can think of, temporarily, to make the windows decorative in a way that will let light through and use the crackle as a design element. Experimenting by the seat of my pants! lol
If I did my stencil in white would I need to use white on the last step where you sprayed the brown all over. I hope that makes sense. Your project is beautiful
When you say background color, what do you recommend? Do you mean the color behind the mercury glass? If so, you could go with almost anything. Why not try a navy blue? You can always practice on thrifted art first!
I stumbled upon your video and I was blown away by your project! I've NEVER commented on a RUclips video! I just found an antique door with glass inserts and I think your technique would be so perfect. I was wondering if light can still filter through the glass? I do plan to use the antique door to replace my front door. BTW, thanks for sharing the technique!
Mme Chien Thank you! That’s so kind! I hope you do try it and tell me how it goes! I’m actually going to try another one with smoked glass and gold leafing today!
I buy them from Amazon. www.amazon.com/Beautify-Beauties-Flairosol-Empty-Bottle/dp/B07GRD5WLD/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2TC8Q5VUKVUM7&dchild=1&keywords=misting+spray+bottle&qid=1588633408&sprefix=misting+sp%2Caps%2C166&sr=8-2
This is so beautiful. It looks amazing! I have black glass in my kitchen cabinet doors. Would you reco on black opaque glass? Any advise is appreciated!
Bonnie Criscione-Brown ok. They are seriously dark. 😬 if it were my kitchen, I would probably have new glass cut and inserted, or even more likely, paint over the glass.
Take that Isoprol and RUN for your life 🤪 Everyone is now after it for sanitising their hands etc.....Covid19 and we all are on lockdown, stores sold out of this and alot of other stuff. Omg! Puppy pads are sort after too...... I love the way your project turned out. Im going to try that now. Stay safe everyone Cheryl from UK xxxx
Cheryl Oldford so funny! Yeah. Thankfully I have a full cupboard of project supplies, including waaayyy too many puppy pads. Somehow I put them on auto order with Amazon. Lol. 💕
This is BEAUTIFUL! Thank you so much for teaching and sharing! I would love to do this on my china cabinet. I heard you say that the product used for the mirror technique was called Mirror Mate but I can not seem to locate it anywhere. Can you please advise where you purchased it or if there are any substitutes that may work? I don't want to just guess and then mess my project up completely and have to cry. lol
The paints are all FAT Paints, except for the ones used on the glass, which are listed in the description. I don’t think FAT is sold in the US anymore, not since the pandemic.
WOW.... This is BEAUTIFUL... EXCELLENT VIDEO... Thank you so much for sharing this video. Question> What was that "Digging" Noise in the background? It was a little annoying... All We want to do is to HEAR YOU TALK.... No background noise.
Paper towels are absorbent whereas baby wipes are still moist. I didn’t want to completely blot it all up. Either would work. I’m generally not someone who uses baby wipes for projects, but it is helpful here .
You say, " I think you'll find when it's all done, it's pretty spectacular." Well, you didn't show us the completed piece of furniture. Would really have liked to have seen the finished product all put together. I'm sure it was nice.
What do you think the purpose of a tutorial is? I will say the” I’m gonna go ahead…” started to get distracting, but that’s probably a more me thing than it is Vintage Bee thing.
Awww. You are concerned for my health AND you think I’m young enough to have been pregnant. How thoughtful of you! Thanks for watching and thinking of me!
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Thank you for explaining why using the different materials and the purpose of each material/step. Great tutorial.
Pretty Spectacular Indeed !!! Fantastic Melissa !!! 🤎🤍🤎🤍🤎🤍🤎
Thank you so much! This is one of my favorite pieces I’ve ever done!
Turned out fabulous. Nice brown paint, it looks like chocolate.
This is one of my favorite pieces I’ve ever done. I ended up keeping it!
@@VintageBeeDesign I looked again, I know why you kept. It is a nice colour and the glass fabulous I want to do thexmirror glass and stencil on my front door. It's an old Victorian era home, and the original glass was that etched glass, however only one piece left inside in the door into the living room, that is red with a pattern. I have always wanted to do etched glass in the front door but expensive to buy it, the red is way expensive. Now I see this I think the mirror glass and stencil is the way to go. I know you can now buy etching paste but I like this. Is there a final reveal where you put them that I could look at?
@deborah harris Follow me on instagram.com/vintagebeedesign and I’ll post a photo of it tomorrow
@@VintageBeeDesign thanks, will do. Cheers.
This is one of my faves-I want to do a few of the windows i’ve rescued from trash!
I loved this piece so much that I ended up keeping the cabinet.
Lovely affect! Looks authentic. Your technique is fantastic
Thank you! I loved this piece so much I kept it!
Very nice. I loved the soft music behind your video. Very charming art wrk.
Thank you!
BEAUTIFUL! Awesome video! Thank you so much for sharing you are amazing!
Thank you for the kind words! It’s much appt encouragement!
So different and sooo lovely.
Thank you! I ended up keeping this piece. It’s in my living room as a bar cabinet. I completely love it still!
WOW!!!!! 😯 Great job.
Thank you so much! 💕
I Knew your the one who taught me how to do my first mirror 😉 thank you❣
You are very welcome!
This is amazing! I can't wait to try it. Can you show us the technique on how you did the wood finish on the front please? I want to do this to all of my glass, and furniture now! LOL
I’m sorry! I missed your comment asking about how I did the cabinet finish. Here you go.
ruclips.net/video/saNVtp5ibLU/видео.html
This looks amazing. I would love to try this on an old hutch that I have. Thank you for sharing.
I ended up keeping this piece and it’s one of my favorites in my house.
Thank you
You have really inspired me to have a go.
Yay! That’s what it’s all about!
It’s amazing dearest thanks a lot ❤️
I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Stunning !!
Thank you! I ended up keeping this piece. It’s one of my favorites in my house.
Looks great!
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Those turned out great 👍
Thank you! I loved this piece so much I ended up keeping it instead of selling it!
Beautiful job. I can't wait to do this to my window. U r such an inspiration.
Thank you!
GORGEOUS!!!!!
Thank you! I loved this piece so much I had to keep it!
Could you show us the finished piece? It looks great even before being fully assembled so I can't imagine how lovely it looks completed.
Wow so pretty!
So beautiful
Thank you so much
Love it, love it, love it :) Going to do this on my TV cabinet doors :)
Thank you so much!
Love them ❤
Ok you Aced it! I have to do this.Thank you!
Sandra Capra you are welcome!! I hope you do try it!! It’s so much fun!
Gorgeous
How gorgeous!!! Soooooooo beautiful!!!
Thank you!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thank you so much!! 💕💕
Looks awesome, great tutorial. Enjoyed, thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you! I hope you give it a try!
Absolutely beautiful! Would love to see the finished project. Thank you for sharing these steps from beginning to end. Very detailed.
imirodriguez334 we are working on the final video of the entire piece. Subscribe and you should see it soon!
Here's the final piece, including how I painted the cabinet. ruclips.net/video/saNVtp5ibLU/видео.html
Your Work is Beautiful ❤️
Thank you for the kind words!
Great instructions. Beautiful results. The seal on the stationary portion of my kitchen window apparently wore out and so that part of it has become discolored with white spots in between the two panes. Before I replace the window I am going to try this method. It's so lovely anyway that I want to use it on one of my hutches as well. This way my window will remain functional for now AND look gorgeous. New windows aren't cheap. Thanks.
Thanks for watching, and the kind words! Good luck!
Gorgeous!
Thank you so much!
Amazing ,lovley, I ll make my own 💗
Thank you!
@@VintageBeeDesign please ,when you use metallic when mirror sprey ,only that I dont understand . Firsr laser after patteen Is mirror?
I do my pattern, then use mirror spray, then metallic spray (they have a different look than each other). The metallic silver will look like the mirror has lost it’s reflectiveness. So, you’ll have the shiny mirror and the “dull “ mirror, just like real mercury glass.
Wow! I love this look🤩 I have never seen this technique with stencils...it’s awesome....I paint furniture and have an old farmhouse....this would look so nice on some upcoming projects..thank you for sharing 😊🌟k
Kimberly Drake I’m so glad you enjoyed this video!! I ended up having to keep this piece i loved it so much!
I have another technique that I really want to try with tissue or mulberry paper. I'll be trying that one out soon. Stay tuned to find out if it's a hit or a fail. lol.
Just perfect!!!! Thanks for sharing!!
Gabriela Hutchion-Marcus Thank you! That’s so kind!
Beautiful ❤
Very lovely.
Thank you!
Hello from Orlando! This looks great! I'm trying to turn mirrored sconces into mercury glass..I've got to look up how to do that now...
You will need to use a product to remove the back of the mirror. It’s much more difficult, but still feasible. You just have to remove the glass and backing (without breaking them) first.
Great technique and instruction. Thanks for sharing. Continued success. Love PegEgg
Thank you! It’s very much appreciated!
Your project is amazing!!!
Thank you for showing the small flaws that can help us from making them and to have amazing results.
kari scary you are very welcome. In the end, I loved this piece so much that I ended up keeping it.
Amazing.
Thank you! This piece I kept. I’m still in love with it.
absolutely love this great job
Thank you! I love this piece so much I had to keep it!
Beautiful...
Thank you! I love this piece do much that I kept it!
I am in love!!!
Thank you so much! I ended up having to keep this piece for myself. I just can't part with it!
Great video. Thanks for such awesome tips. Qq. Can I roll/brush paint in the back instead of spraying it?? Right at the end I mean. Thanks.
Yes, you can.
Mara, can you do raised stencils on mirror? thanks for this video
April Chavez I probably would not do that. Because it’s behind the glass, it wouldn’t really show. You could do it on the outside of the glass though.
Rave Home Staging Thanks that’s what I meant. Would I need to prime the mirror first so the clay would stick?
Beautiful
Thank you I appreciate you watching.
Lovely💓
Thank you!
Wow that turned out beautiful ❤️
Thank you! I loved it so much, I ended up keeping it! I was supposed to sell it, but I didn’t want to anymore!
Thank you ... I have a vintage airstream and two of the windows look terrible because there is an interior UV film between two layers of glass that is cracked and curling and can't be removed until I take the entire two-window assembly apart. I'm going to use this technique to camouflage the cracked UV, but without the background coat because I want the light to show through ... may be a disaster, but this is the best method I can think of, temporarily, to make the windows decorative in a way that will let light through and use the crackle as a design element. Experimenting by the seat of my pants! lol
Did you try it out? I would love to know how it went.
@@VintageBeeDesign I haven't yet as I need to wait for warmer weather. The entire interior needs painting.
What is the use of the vinegar?
The vinegar is to help add details. It reacts differently than the alcohol.
Very nice, would suggest having all done except for 2. Do the measuring skip to the last 2. Will save time.
Amazing!
Thank you!!
What would it look like if you sprayed the stencil with white?
You certainly could do that, but I don’t think that would look “old”. Maybe I’ll try it on a future piece.
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for not rushing through the steps! You are a very good teacher😊
Thank you! Sometimes I need to remember to keep it slow!
If I did my stencil in white would I need to use white on the last step where you sprayed the brown all over. I hope that makes sense. Your project is beautiful
No. That really has to do with what you want to see behind the reflective surface. A dark color is usually better.
@@VintageBeeDesign Thank you so much for getting back to me. 💖
You are very welcome. I apologize it took so long! I usually try to answer the same day, but it’s been a little crazy.
Thx so much ... amazing
Please what did you used the vinegar for
The vinegar sort of breaks up the paint, creating small speckles and texture.
Absolutely beautiful!! My cabinet is off white….what color background paint color would you recommend?
When you say background color, what do you recommend? Do you mean the color behind the mercury glass? If so, you could go with almost anything. Why not try a navy blue? You can always practice on thrifted art first!
I love it💕💞❣
Thank you!
I stumbled upon your video and I was blown away by your project! I've NEVER commented on a RUclips video! I just found an antique door with glass inserts and I think your technique would be so perfect. I was wondering if light can still filter through the glass? I do plan to use the antique door to replace my front door. BTW, thanks for sharing the technique!
Mme Chien Thank you! That’s so kind! I hope you do try it and tell me how it goes! I’m actually going to try another one with smoked glass and gold leafing today!
Can u plz mention the name of spray which u used for mirror effect
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@@VintageBeeDesign thank u so much
What stencil is that you are using? I love! I tried finding and clicked on links below and couldn’t find anywhere?
I don't think it's made anymore, but I know I have one in my store. I'll put it online and send you the link. I'm sorry that I missed your comment.
Why can’t I find this stencil?
It has been discontinued, but I might have 1 left. I won’t be able to check until Monday, but I will then.
Where did you buy the spray bottle's?
I buy them from Amazon. www.amazon.com/Beautify-Beauties-Flairosol-Empty-Bottle/dp/B07GRD5WLD/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2TC8Q5VUKVUM7&dchild=1&keywords=misting+spray+bottle&qid=1588633408&sprefix=misting+sp%2Caps%2C166&sr=8-2
Awesome!
Thank you!! You did a great job editing!
This is so beautiful. It looks amazing! I have black glass in my kitchen cabinet doors. Would you reco on black opaque glass? Any advise is appreciated!
Bonnie Criscione-Brown is it smoked glass, or fully opaque?
Rave Home Collection & Staging it is opaque.
It is opaque black.
Bonnie Criscione-Brown can you email me a photo at melissa@rave-Jacksonville.com?
Bonnie Criscione-Brown ok. They are seriously dark. 😬 if it were my kitchen, I would probably have new glass cut and inserted, or even more likely, paint over the glass.
Nice What is your ratio of vinegar to alcohol? Looks like fun
They are in different bottles, so it’s really just what you like.
@@VintageBeeDesign thank you , great video.
Thank you! I hope you give it a try!
So beautiful! Have you ever used a sanding block to kind of distress the stencil? I am wondering how that would work.
I have not. I’m sure you could. You could also use alcohol to spritz and distress.
Take that Isoprol and RUN for your life 🤪 Everyone is now after it for sanitising their hands etc.....Covid19 and we all are on lockdown, stores sold out of this and alot of other stuff. Omg! Puppy pads are sort after too...... I love the way your project turned out. Im going to try that now. Stay safe everyone Cheryl from UK xxxx
Cheryl Oldford so funny! Yeah. Thankfully I have a full cupboard of project supplies, including waaayyy too many puppy pads. Somehow I put them on auto order with Amazon. Lol. 💕
This looks absolutely beautiful..
I'd been longing to do this technique!!
Qq- have u done anythg similar on mirror?
I haven’t because I don’t have any to strip the back off
Are you using straight alcohol and vinegar or are they a 50/50 blend with water?
These are straight up 100% of the product. I did not dilute at all.
Your amazing
That’s very kind. Thank you!
This is BEAUTIFUL! Thank you so much for teaching and sharing! I would love to do this on my china cabinet. I heard you say that the product used for the mirror technique was called Mirror Mate but I can not seem to locate it anywhere. Can you please advise where you purchased it or if there are any substitutes that may work? I don't want to just guess and then mess my project up completely and have to cry. lol
Any mirror glass product can be used. I typically buy mine on Amazon.
@@VintageBeeDesign thank you so much for the advice and quick response!
Very pretty look. It would have been more helpful to see the process if you'd lifted up the doors after each application.
This was one of my first videos. I think I’ve gotten better .
No idea which painting products
The paints are all FAT Paints, except for the ones used on the glass, which are listed in the description. I don’t think FAT is sold in the US anymore, not since the pandemic.
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WOW.... This is BEAUTIFUL...
EXCELLENT VIDEO...
Thank you so much for sharing this video.
Question> What was that "Digging" Noise in the background? It was a little annoying...
All We want to do is to HEAR YOU TALK.... No background noise.
Dinging noise ...not Digging ...
Was just wondering do you find baby wipes work better then paper towel? I’ve never antiqued a mirror before but I’m gearing up to. Any kind baby wipe?
Paper towels are absorbent whereas baby wipes are still moist. I didn’t want to completely blot it all up. Either would work. I’m generally not someone who uses baby wipes for projects, but it is helpful here .
What products did you used. For God sakes!!!
They are all in the links in the description.
You might want to think about speeding up MORE of this video as a bunch of us just wanted to see the materials and technique. thanks.
Marilyn Griffin thanks for the feedback.
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Thank you! This is still one of my favorite pieces ever. I kept it for my home.
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if you spray straight down you won't get overspray
Good tip! Thanks!
I enjoyed this, thank you. The video could really do without the tinkling and tapping noises in the background though.
Thank you for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
😕 I would say it’s ok if someone likes that look but it’s not the look for me but it was interesting to watch
Thanks for the comment. I ended up keeping this piece and it’s still my favorite in my home.
You say, " I think you'll find when it's all done, it's pretty spectacular." Well, you didn't show us the completed piece of furniture. Would really have liked to have seen the finished product all put together. I'm sure it was nice.
Here is the before and after... instagram.com/p/B0wR2EZnjqy/?
Just too much talking not enough doing.
I’m sorry you didn’t enjoy the commentary.
What do you think the purpose of a tutorial is? I will say the” I’m gonna go ahead…” started to get distracting, but that’s probably a more me thing than it is Vintage Bee thing.
Should you have been inhaling all those paint fumes when you were pregnant? At least you look pregnant.
Awww. You are concerned for my health AND you think I’m young enough to have been pregnant. How thoughtful of you! Thanks for watching and thinking of me!
Gorgeous
Thank you!! 💕