Hi you guys! Some of you wanted to see how I DIY these thrifted pieces to look like aged pottery. Let me know if you have any questions, and let me know which is your favorite piece! Thank you for watching!
Hi, I love your aged pieces and I would like to repeat the process ! Would you tell me the name of the material and how to mix it to get the texture ? Thank you very much ❤
I just stumbled across your video today while I was inside cooling off...let me just say WOW!! I am a crafter upcycler, thrifter, decorator...I'm follow several RUclips channels. But I'm VERY impressed with this one from you. I've watched multiple videos on how to get that aged earthenware, antique pottery look. Yours was really very good! For a couple reasons- you are easy to understand, to the point, very clear in your instructions and you show what your doing but not 25min of rambling on about it. I didn't FWD once! I'm going to check out the rest of your channel now! 👍🏻
One of the best DIY for vessels that I've seen. The lamp has exactly the look I'm hoping to achieve with my next project, so that was my favourite. You've given me the confidence to get to it. Thank you so much.
Hello Chelsea, oh I throughly enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for going into detail on how to age an texture pieces and give it that old world look ! I would have to say your lamp is my favorite along with the small vessel in the last part of your video. Again thank you for taking out the time to show us all. I hope you have a wonderful an blessed week to come, take care 💖🌷
Good evening Chelsea! All of your thrifted diy pieces look like high end dupes! They’re all beautiful but, I especially like the small white one with the dark color peeking through. Thank you for showing your techniques! 💕
I love all of them, but if I had to chose, it is the last one. The compound gives softer movements and I like the lighter color. Good job, can’t wait til the next dyi!
Another great video of you sharing your many talents. I love that you share exactly what you do from start to finish and then how you displayed it in your home. You're the best Chelsea. 👏 Have a wonderful week.
Wow!! So well done!! They all look like you bought them from Pottery Barn or other high end store but without the hefty price tag. It is a Win, Win!! They look great in your space!!
Hi Chelsea 😊 Beautiful on all them , I especially love the ombre brown/ redish one! I have several that I thrifted & have done this too , they look stunning ❤ Always a pleasure, my friend xo
I had no idea you painted those pieces in the living room redo. Wow! I am going to give it a try. Love it. Looks like pottery barn or west elm. Amazing work. Girl you have an eye for design. Peace!
Hi there, just found your channel while looking for a technique like these, they are beautiful...thanks for sharing....Watching from Canada.....Take care...cheers !!!
Wonderful video!! Thank you! I really like the pieces you chose. The shapes all transfer so pretty into "pottery"! Can you tell me what kind of paint you use? Does it matter?
Nice transformation on "all" pieces! Gave me some great ideas. What if you used a "matte" finishing spray on the pieces? Less of a shine? or does it still come out a bit shiny?
Hi. Nice video. Can you give me a bit more info on when an how to use the baking soda mixture? I also wonder if mixing it with water before adding it to paint would be helpful.
Hi Robert! As long as your vessel is cleaned and dry you can use the baking soda mixture. Definitely do not use any water!! It will dilute your mixture and you’ll have a wet mess on your hands that won’t stick well. Just stick to the paint and baking soda.
These are beautiful! You are so very talented. I attempted one pot. It was a major fail. F.A.I.L. I think I had too much baking soda and didn't blend enough. So envious of yours, they look like you bought them like that. ⚱
Thank you! I know the mixture can be a little tricky to get used to, especially because it makes the paint dry so quickly. It helps if you have a damp paper towel handy. You can use that to smooth spots that aren’t blended well 🖤
You did a great job! All of them look amazing but my favourite is the lamp! I loved the moody,rusty look of it. I just wanted to ask you if you used baking soda in the paint you used when blending the colours or was it just in the base coat? And did you use acrylic paint or the one we use on furniture or walls? Thank you!!!
Thank you! ☺️ I used baking soda in all of the paint, even the accent colors. It keeps the texture consistent. I used both types of paint actually. It doesn’t make a difference which you use, I just used what I had on hand.
She's not kidding about doing think layers. I learned that the hard way and ended up throwing my first try away (it was a recycled jar, so no biggie). Keep in mind you can create texture/depth with the paint after you do a layer of joint compound.
Great video, Chelsea! I so appreciate you sharing the process in such an in depth way. I have several pieces I want to use this techniques on. Also, I must apologize, I hit the dislike button by accident so it has been corrected. Thanks again for showing so much detail. Next warm sunny day, I plan to give it a try.😊
Pam, thank you! It was a little tricky to edit because I know it probably felt a little repetitive because there are so many layers. And no worries on the button! ☺️🖤
It depends on the piece and what I’m using it for. If it’s for dried florals and you won’t see the inside, then no. I typically do the bottom with just a basic coat since you won’t see that either.
Just beautiful!! I’ve been going around doing this to some of my old pots & vases I’m so glad I kept them and now I can decorate my new home.. Q?: is this color Rich Black by Folk Art Acrylic Paint? Lastly I’m using some clear matte Krylon flat spray paint to seal these diy’s after completing.. Is that ok to do? Thank you for sharing 🎉
Thank you! I’m not certain which black it is, but I always choose the truest black I can find. It’s totally up to you if you want to seal your pieces, just use the seal in thin coats if you decide to do it!
Had that exact small green one! I aged mine with whites and greys. It turned out beautiful, but sadly my cat knocked it over and broke it just a few days ago. I hope I can find another one. All of these look great!
Hi you guys! Some of you wanted to see how I DIY these thrifted pieces to look like aged pottery. Let me know if you have any questions, and let me know which is your favorite piece! Thank you for watching!
What kind of paint did you use?
Hi, I love your aged pieces and I would like to repeat the process !
Would you tell me the name of the material and how to mix it to get the texture ?
Thank you very much ❤
My mother in law used to love to create aged vessels. She used to add coffee and cinnamon to pieces and it really gave it another much older effect
Love it! I've watched a bunch of videos for aging vessels. Definitely, this one is a winner. Thank you for sharing your talent. ❤❤❤
The DIYs are gorgeous! You are awesome. ❤
I just stumbled across your video today while I was inside cooling off...let me just say WOW!! I am a crafter upcycler, thrifter, decorator...I'm follow several RUclips channels. But I'm VERY impressed with this one from you. I've watched multiple videos on how to get that aged earthenware, antique pottery look. Yours was really very good! For a couple reasons- you are easy to understand, to the point, very clear in your instructions and you show what your doing but not 25min of rambling on about it. I didn't FWD once! I'm going to check out the rest of your channel now! 👍🏻
This is the best remake of vessels I have seen! ❤
They look gorgeous!!
Thanks so much 🤗🤗
Simply beautiful love the textured vases
Thank you so much 🤗
Your vessals turned out GREAT!!
Thank you, Diane! ☺️
Wow they all look fabulous!!! What wonderful transformations!
You are so talented. These are gorgeous!
Thank you lovely 🖤
I’ve seen many videos aging thrifted items, yours are exceptional. Beautiful job 👏🏼
Thank you so much!
One of the best DIY for vessels that I've seen. The lamp has exactly the look I'm hoping to achieve with my next project, so that was my favourite. You've given me the confidence to get to it. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!!
Great video! I want to try these techniques so bad!
I’m actually doing a big piece now. Thanks for so many tips!!
Good morning Chelsea… you did such an Amazing Job🤩… all of your pieces are stunning!! Thank you for sharing!
💕Dee
Thank you so much, Dee! ☺️🤗
@@thisgirlathome Your Welcome 🤗…my pleasure!! 🥰
Hello Chelsea, oh I throughly enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for going into detail on how to age an texture pieces and give it that old world look ! I would have to say your lamp is my favorite along with the small vessel in the last part of your video. Again thank you for taking out the time to show us all. I hope you have a wonderful an blessed week to come, take care 💖🌷
Thank you for the kind words, Karalyn! These DIY’s are definitely a money saver compared to the authentic pieces for sure. Appreciate the support 🤗
These vessels are gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing.
Good evening Chelsea! All of your thrifted diy pieces look like high end dupes! They’re all beautiful but, I especially like the small white one with the dark color peeking through. Thank you for showing your techniques! 💕
Kathy, thank you! I was worried the white pot may be too simple for the video, but sounds like that is not the case. ☺️🖤
I love all of them, but if I had to chose, it is the last one. The compound gives softer movements and I like the lighter color. Good job, can’t wait til the next dyi!
Wow, what a beautiful job you did!
Fabulous job! I've been collecting some vases to try this, will keep the link to your video for reference.
Thank you! Good luck on your project ☺️
Love your channel! You explain the process very clearly!
Wow!! Beautiful transformation in all the pieces! You did amazing job 👏👏👏😍
Thanks so much lady! 🤗🖤
Another great video of you sharing your many talents. I love that you share exactly what you do from start to finish and then how you displayed it in your home. You're the best Chelsea. 👏 Have a wonderful week.
You’re so sweet, thank you! 🤗
They look so pretty!!
Thank you so much!
These turned out so pretty. Thank you
Wow! Who would guess that those are the same pieces! I love them all!! I want to try this, you make it look so easy. 🖤
Thank you! It’s definitely beginner friendly if you do the prep steps and work on one piece at a time. Doing a bunch at once gets a bit chaotic lol 😅
Wow!! So well done!! They all look like you bought them from Pottery Barn or other high end store but without the hefty price tag. It is a Win, Win!!
They look great in your space!!
Going to save this video for my future diys. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you! I’m sure your projects will turn out great! 😃
I love this. It makes me want to give it a try
Thank you! You should definitely give it a try ☺️
@@thisgirlathome I do believe I will
I love it! Everything you did! Thanks for the tips.
Hi! I like them all, they turned out beautiful!
I especially love the dark ones, but I tend to go dark with my things.
Thank you for showing us. 👍🏼☺️
Thank you! I’m a fan of darker pieces too ☺️🖤
Wonderful results. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Love from new Zealand.
The lamp is gorgeous!! And I love the clear glass vase too!! ❤❤
Thank you so much Sabrina! ☺️
Hi Chelsea, these turned out so beautiful! You did an amazing job. Thankyou Australia! ❤😊
I thought the Lamp turned out beautifully it was by far my favourite. But well done they were all remarkable. 🥰🐾🐾💖
Great tips Chelsea! Love how each one turned out!
Your pottery items are really lovely 😍
Thank you!!
Beautiful results! Thank you for the demos!
Thank you so much!
I have done these paint and plaster techniques and they are awesome. Thank you for sharing ❤
Beautifully done!
Hi Chelsea 😊
Beautiful on all them , I especially love the ombre brown/ redish one!
I have several that I thrifted & have done this too , they look stunning ❤
Always a pleasure, my friend xo
Thanks so much! It’s amazing what you can turn these pieces into. And beats $300 for a lamp 😂
@@thisgirlathome it sure does!
I love your projects! I also love your hair, it looks great!
You’re so sweet, thank you so much!! 🖤🖤
I had no idea you painted those pieces in the living room redo. Wow! I am going to give it a try. Love it. Looks like pottery barn or west elm. Amazing work. Girl you have an eye for design. Peace!
These are beautiful
Hi there, just found your channel while looking for a technique like these, they are beautiful...thanks for sharing....Watching from Canada.....Take care...cheers !!!
These are awesome, great job. Thanks for sharing ❤
You did an amazing job.
Thank you 🖤
Great projects, they're beautiful.
Thank you!
Love your job home decor
Thank you!
Stunning! Thank you.
Hi Chelsea 💓 what a amazing transformation they look all so beautiful thanks for sharing Laura xoxo I love ❤️ them all
Hey Laura! Thanks so much xoxo
Thats awesome! I'm gonna try that!❤
What paint , brand and color you used for this DIY thank you so much they look fabulous ❤
Love them!! What kind of paint did you use?
Thank you! I just used what I had around, which was craft paint and a sample of wall paint. Just try to avoid using glossy paint and you’ll be good!
Another amazing instructional diy!❤️
Hi Chelsea, these turned out so beautiful! You did an amazing job. Thanks so much for sharing. I was excited to see this video! ❤😊
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it ☺️🤗🤗
Nice work. Great tutorial type video.
Wonderful video!! Thank you! I really like the pieces you chose. The shapes all transfer so pretty into "pottery"!
Can you tell me what kind of paint you use? Does it matter?
Thanks Sue! I just used what I had at home, which was craft paint and a sample of wall paint. As long as you avoid glossy paint you should be fine!
Really well done!
It’s stunning ❤and you are very talented 💥⚡️💫
You are beyond talented ❤❤❤
Aww thank you for the kind words! 🖤
Nice transformation on "all" pieces! Gave me some great ideas. What if you used a "matte" finishing spray on the pieces? Less of a shine? or does it still come out a bit shiny?
This is the video I needed after a huge fail 😂 I’m gonna try this way! Thanks for sharing 🤎
You’ve got this! 🖤
Great job!
Thanks Terry! ☺️
What kind of 🎨 ok, thanks for the video!!! I like putting the gunk on with my hands, too, it's easier!!
Awesome ideas
Hello: thanks for sharing this video. What kind of paint you use in which you mix the baking soda? Is this acrylic paint or something else? Thanks
Beautiful
Love these.
Hi. Nice video. Can you give me a bit more info on when an how to use the baking soda mixture? I also wonder if mixing it with water before adding it to paint would be helpful.
Hi Robert! As long as your vessel is cleaned and dry you can use the baking soda mixture. Definitely do not use any water!! It will dilute your mixture and you’ll have a wet mess on your hands that won’t stick well. Just stick to the paint and baking soda.
These are beautiful! You are so very talented. I attempted one pot. It was a major fail. F.A.I.L. I think I had too much baking soda and didn't blend enough. So envious of yours, they look like you bought them like that. ⚱
Thank you! I know the mixture can be a little tricky to get used to, especially because it makes the paint dry so quickly. It helps if you have a damp paper towel handy. You can use that to smooth spots that aren’t blended well 🖤
New subscriber………..These are really great! ❤
Did you use acrylic paint? I love all the pieces. Ty for sharing.
I just used what I had here, which was acrylic and a sample of wall paint. Thank you!
Nice! What is the name of the sealer?
Wow gorgeous
Thank you!! How inspiring!! :)
Very nice!
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
You did a great job! All of them look amazing but my favourite is the lamp! I loved the moody,rusty look of it. I just wanted to ask you if you used baking soda in the paint you used when blending the colours or was it just in the base coat? And did you use acrylic paint or the one we use on furniture or walls? Thank you!!!
Thank you! ☺️ I used baking soda in all of the paint, even the accent colors. It keeps the texture consistent. I used both types of paint actually. It doesn’t make a difference which you use, I just used what I had on hand.
She's not kidding about doing think layers. I learned that the hard way and ended up throwing my first try away (it was a recycled jar, so no biggie). Keep in mind you can create texture/depth with the paint after you do a layer of joint compound.
Awesome ❤
Awesome
I love your channel ❤
Great video, Chelsea! I so appreciate you sharing the process in such an in depth way. I have several pieces I want to use this techniques on. Also, I must apologize, I hit the dislike button by accident so it has been corrected. Thanks again for showing so much detail. Next warm sunny day, I plan to give it a try.😊
Pam, thank you! It was a little tricky to edit because I know it probably felt a little repetitive because there are so many layers. And no worries on the button! ☺️🖤
Hi! What is the name and colour shade of the dark brown paint used in the reddish vase?
All very beautiful
very nice thank you!!!
Those turned out gorgeous and really set the stage for the ambiance of the rooms! I e tried painting textured vases and mine never look good 🙂
Do you cover the bottom and inside of each vessel too?
It depends on the piece and what I’m using it for. If it’s for dried florals and you won’t see the inside, then no. I typically do the bottom with just a basic coat since you won’t see that either.
Hi would have loved if you could list the paint you used????
Just beautiful!! I’ve been going around doing this to some of my old pots & vases I’m so glad I kept them and now I can decorate my new home..
Q?: is this color Rich Black by Folk Art Acrylic Paint?
Lastly I’m using some clear matte Krylon flat spray paint to seal these diy’s after completing.. Is that ok to do?
Thank you for sharing 🎉
Thank you! I’m not certain which black it is, but I always choose the truest black I can find. It’s totally up to you if you want to seal your pieces, just use the seal in thin coats if you decide to do it!
@@thisgirlathome Awesome Ty! 😇
what paints you used?
Do these pieces have to be sealed? From Ga.
They don’t have to be. I have pieces I did a few years ago that weren’t sealed and they’re still the same as the day I did them ☺️
@@thisgirlathome THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR RESPONSE.
Had that exact small green one! I aged mine with whites and greys. It turned out beautiful, but sadly my cat knocked it over and broke it just a few days ago. I hope I can find another one. All of these look great!
That sounds like cat mom life for sure lol. I hope you can find another one!
Me and Molly are saying, LOOKING GOOD
👍🤠🐕🦺🌈
can you provide a product list?
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What is your day job? You are very talented. ❤
Thank you! I am in social work ☺️