How to Paint a Vintage Christmas Tree!

[@SuperBrowndog1]

I’ve never seen antiquing done,so I wasn’t sure about the look you were going for. I ended up watching the entire video and am amazed at how beautiful the tree turned out. Thanks for a great video.

[@GareInc]

Thank you and thank you so much for watching!
Jaime

[@anonymous78546]

I would love to buy several of your bisque ready to paint Ceramic Christmas Trees. Where can I mail order them from? Would love to paint them with my family during the holidays. Thank you.

[@GareInc]

Hi there! We are wholesale only, but you can purchase through your local paint your own pottery studio or from one of our distributors... Here is a link: www.gareceramics.com/support/distributors

[@InvinciblePinkUnicorn]

What kind of glaze did you use on the base and did it have to be fired in a kiln? I love the video and your blue antiqued tree!

[@GareInc]

Hi there!
It's Gare Fun Strokes and yes - fired in a Kiln to a Cone 06. Thanks for watching!

[@CoachNancee]

Did you dilute the blue before applying it?

[@GareInc]

Hi Nan! Thanks for watching! No - the blue is not diluted. Just applied and then wiped off to remain in the grooves.

[@donnaboucher684]

hi can you tell me what watt bulb for the base ty

[@GareInc]

A 7 watt bulb :)

[@Susan-yc7ij]

What kind of paint is this? Where do I puchase the extra lights, I need to repace min. Thank you

[@MyKitchenCorner]

Awesome video. New subbie here.

[@annakate3489]

How long did it take for it to dry?

[@GareInc]

Not long at all. It dries to the touch fairly quick! :) an hour or 2 and you should be good.

[@nicolepaolello]

Can I do this with non-fire acrylics?!

[@GareInc]

Hi there! Yes! Do one coat of light or medium blue acrylic and then dry brush a few coats of white acrylic on top :)