DIY Faux Brick for Walls, Fireplaces, Backsplashes and More with the IOD Brick Texture Roller
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- We've seen our fair share of ugly walls to know there are a multitude of interiors that could use a little DIY faux brick finish.
Exposed brick walls can completely transform your space. Depending on how you paint the brick, you can create a modern, industrial look or evoke the warmth of a historic, old brownstone. Beyond custom walls, you can use the IOD Brick Texture Roller to transform a soulless fireplace into a cozy hearth or DIY faux brick backsplash.
In this edited Facebook Live, the IOD Sisters show you how to DIY a faux brick wall with joint compound.
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Iron Orchid Design products used in this tutorial:
IOD Brick Texture Roller
IOD Brayer
IOD Distressed Stamp 
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Love the combo of the plastic frottage and roller! When you added the distress stamp and it hit the edges it looked just like where brick really would wear. Good job as always ladies!! ❤️❤️👏👏
Isn't that fun?! Thank you so much for watching and for your comment! ❤️🥰
WHAT PERFECT TIMING LADIES !!! I wanted to order this “ Roller” today when I placed my order with Jami Ray Vintage, but didn’t because I only have seen a 1 minute video on it! I was echoing Sally’s “ oh my goodness I LOVE it ! “ ..... 👍👍
I am bouncing between putting up faux brick panels...then painting it..But I saw your 1 minutes demo and I’m really wanting this look more! Looks so real and old !! Especially with the plastic making impressions....I AM IN LOVE! Now I need to tell myself I can do a whole room like this! 😬😬
How wonderful to click on You Tube and see this video come up ! Can’t wait to see more of this roller used !
LOVE IT...LOVE IT! Thanks for sharing ❤️
Doesn't it look real?! It is seriously so much fun to work with, and the end result looks amazing! Thank you for your comment and you'll have to let us know if you end up getting your hands on one and loving it as much as we do 🥰❤️
I own my own house painting and sheetrock repair company and I use mud all the time. And when I saw this I thought how awesome would this be to use in my business for my clients who want a bricklayer wall.. man this is great .. I've got to get this roller . You ladies are amazing...
Yay and thank you! We have a little viddy on Instagram where you can use some of our other stamps in combination with the brick roller to get an old European tile feel: instagram.com/reel/CHRBy2yJTj1/
@@IronOrchidDesigns oh awesome I'll watch it and check it out. Thank you 😊
Brick wall! You two make it look fun and functional ! Blessed and safe days!
Doesn't it look real?! Thanks for your kind comment, Alice. May you be blessed as well ❤️
I got mine yesterday! It's amazingggggg. I've been making faux fireplaces & had been using the faux brick wall panels to get my brick look but they never managed the look I really wanted. After a little experimenting that's no longer the case. This brick roller is the bomb! I added red brick concrete tint powder to my plaster to get the brick color I wanted and went to town. After that was done & my faux brick surface had dried I went back with some slightly tinted grey plaster with a little sand tossed in and added it in splotches to imitate used brick. For the mortar between the brick I just added some sand to my DB paint & painted the mortar lines. It looks so realistic! Best investment ever!
Wow, Zoe!! That sounds absolutely amazing!!! We would LOVE to see pictures if you get a chance. Please tag us on social media if you post your projects.
Happy Creating to you!! ❤️❤️❤️
Love, love, love this technique. I now need to see what wall i want to do this on!!!
Yes!!! It's seriously so much fun!
Just about the time I think I have all the IOD stuff I wanted, you come out with more!!! I love the brick roller! And now I need this along with the Distress Stamp! LOVE IT!!!!
Ha ha ha! YES! We truly use the distress stamp on so many projects! So glad you love the brick roller like we do ❤️
Going through this process now and a couple questions: 1) did you sand down the rough edges after the joint compound dried? And 2) you said to use a sealer over the dried wall but then mentioned primer. Does this work the same? Is the distressed stamp retired? I’m so excites working on this. It really is fairly easy!! You gals are genius’ ❤️
You gals are really genius.. I use Venetian plaster. The joint compounds seem cheepy .
Great job ladies! If I might make a suggestion you can buy yourself a steel brick jointer tool would really make it easy to repair or extend mortar joints or even make them deeper. Hope this tip helps 😊
I have been eyeing this roller of a hot minute. Yes, I think I will!
Woot! You can totally do this!
@@IronOrchidDesigns I’m a crafter too. I started my channel a few months ago. Of course, I’ve been building/ crafting way before RUclips . I’ll be sure to try this out on my channel. I don’t have but a hand or two full of subscribers, but it’s coming... I’m sure of it. Lol y’all have a great day❤️
I love the bricks is not perfect. I have the roller and I love it.
So glad that you love it🤩❤
I love you guys. Thank you so much for sharing your talent & fabulous products!!
Good job!!
Thank you, Marco!
Beautiful 💞👍!!
Thanks Lily! 🥰
As always, great tutorial for a great product! Love this!
Thank you so much!! ❤️
Love it!
Thanks!!
You did an awesome job ot looks fantastic
Thank you!
@@IronOrchidDesigns your welcome
WoW, love it!!!!❤😉✌
YES! It's such an amazing tool. ❤️
I want this roller .. omg it's a great thing..
It's SO fun and the effect is like none other!! 😊
Love it ,😍
Thanks Mary, we do too! 😄
Awesome🤤 😎😎😎
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Certainly an interesting roller ...
Yes! We've been having a lot of fun with it!
Think this would make a good backsplash? Maybe with the right coating?
Yes!! Great idea!!!
First of all, this technique is incredible! Secondly, how does this hold up to heat if used to refinish a slate tile fireplace area?
This is an amazing tool sweet ladies! Love the washed brick effect! 💕
We are loving it too! 🥰
Love your roller! Love the faux bricks! Wanted to know what is the square footage per joint compound bucket. I want to do this in my basement and to estimate how many buckets to buy.
They're both hot 🔥
Can you tell me what the brand and color of the paint you used here?
Can it be used on a floor ? without the plaster of course
Hmm I'm not sure, but I don't see why not! If you give it a try, let us know how it worked for you🤗❤️
Can this technique be used on paneling? Love the roller❤️❤️❤️
Sure it could. If it has lines you’d have to fill those in with the drywall mud. But the mud should adhere. I’d probably put a small bit of mud on a practice area to make sure and if it flakes off then you may need to either sand or prime first.
We haven't experimented with that yet, but I like what Lolly Lolly had to say in reply to your comment ❤️
Where can I find the distressed stamp?
Very Cool!! I love it!! Thank you!! I'm in Houston, Texas. I will be buying these tools. Can they be bought directly from y'all?
Hi Dori! We sell our products through our amazing stockists! Find your local retailer here:
ironorchiddesigns.com/find-a-retailer/
You can also see this page for a list of well stocked online stores:
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Beautiful outcome! I plan on doing this :) Can you provide the names of the paint you used on the distress stamp?
Your local IOD stockist will be able to recommend paint brands and colors to get this look. :)
You think this would work on concrete/cement walls like in a basement?
I think it would, just try it in a test area first. :)
Is the wall behind you in the intro of the video the finished wall?
It is :)
Can you mix color to the joint compound ?
Good question! We have seen others do this but we haven't experimented with it yet ourselves. Just the color afterward. 😊
This is nice but at frist i turned up the sound to hear what she was doing and when the other lady talk that was fliming it she was so load it hurt my ears can you do some thing to make the on doing the rolling talk higher?
Hi Anita! We are so sorry about that! Our sound is something we have been really working on! This video is much older, but hopefully our newer ones are better♥
I like the roller, but the paint finish is not all that good.
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Thanks for the love, Kim! 😄❤️🥰
What color paint did you use? links if you have them.
We don't specific specific paint colors and brands because most IOD retailers curate high quality lines of decor paint. If you decide to go for it with the Brick Roller, ask you IOD stockist at the same time to recommend specific paint colors to achieve this look. They will surely be happy to help!
@@IronOrchidDesigns thank you. I totally understand. I’m ordering now❤️
Awesome however not renter friendly.
That is true...
But, to make it renter friendly, you could get yourself a piece of paneling, and cut it to the height of your wall, then do the technique on that, and affix it to your wall with Velcro strips, or command strips, or whatever you are allowed to use. Then you could remove it when you vacate, and you could use it at your next place too. 😊
Wow, so creative, I must say I love the result! 💞🥰❤️ We'd love to share what we've been up to, come by if you get a chance! 😊❤️
Doesn't the end result look so real?! Thanks for the kind comment ❤️❤️
@@IronOrchidDesigns It does, it's fabulous! Hopefully we'll see you our soon as well :) Take care
With much respect, I feel that the many tools et al plus all the wall prep could have been presented to us beforehand. Words on the screen would have been helpful too.
The camera angle while you were on the ladder wasn’t helpful. Why not put on a go pro type or camera instead? Or hire someone? We couldn’t really see what you were doing till @3:37 and @8:00 . There’s also A Lot of blurriness. The plastic method made no sense to me. We don’t have a clue what the “brick” colours are that you used, how long we should wait for anything to dry, whether anything else could be done afterwards, et cetera, et cetera.
I mean, clearly you’re having fun and have a good product, but, perhaps, write out the entire video before attempting to present it all to us. Again, JMHO. I actually like the end result🙂.
Thanks.
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