Creating Textured Wall Art With Drywall Compound | DIY easy décor by upcycling outdated canvas art

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  • Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @wandamanske8667
    @wandamanske8667 Год назад

    Where did you get your wood

  • @kevinmartinehemann9197
    @kevinmartinehemann9197 Год назад

    Is it sparkling you use?

    • @HomeCulture
      @HomeCulture  Год назад

      No, I used joint compound because it's thinner and easier to manipulate than spackle.

    • @HomeCulture
      @HomeCulture  29 дней назад

      The big tub was drywall mud/compound. It's a bit more wet than spackling.

  • @neezzaneezza2580
    @neezzaneezza2580 2 года назад

    You look so much like this actress. I can never Remember her name but she'sabsolutely gorgeous. You could be her twin. Love your work!

    • @HomeCulture
      @HomeCulture  2 года назад

      Oh my goodness - thank you!!! What a beautiful compliment!! You are so kind! I appreciate the kind words and comments so much!

  • @empresslee8764
    @empresslee8764 Год назад

    What type of primer did you use? Regular wall paint primer or just a normal paint?

    • @HomeCulture
      @HomeCulture  Год назад

      I used what I have on hand! This was Zinsser's BIN 123 (a primer I picked up at Home Depot) and leftover wall paint from when we built our house 4 years ago! Nothing special or fancy.

  • @nicoledickson7872
    @nicoledickson7872 Год назад

    Does it crack?

    • @HomeCulture
      @HomeCulture  Год назад

      I've done this a few times now and what I've noticed is of I use the compound on it's own it didn't crack. But when I mix it with (wall) paint to get some colour, it does tend to crack.