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They're many gems you can find at the thrift store. I found a glass scalloped bowl and a blue tiny vase. Both items were less than 5 dollars and in perfect condition. I saw a similar ruffled bowl at ANYON that retailed for $370. I got inspired by their carved marble bowl. I wanted to recreate it using the baking soda and paint mixture. Mixing both ingredients together will create thicker textured paint. I've used this technique in the past and loved the end results. This formula creates a beautiful matte finish and will make your glass/bowl look more organic and handmade.






MATERIALS:

  • Bowl/vase
  • Baking Soda
  • Acrylic Paint
  • Paintbrushes




DIRECTIONS:

1.) In a container, add 1 part baking soda and 1 part paint. The consistency is up to you. If you want the mixture to be thicker, add more baking soda.

2.) Stir the mixture until the paint turns into a grainy texture.




3.) With a paintbrush, begin painting the bowl.




4.) Allow the paint to dry completely before applying a second coat.




5.) I repeated the same steps for the vase. I love this technique so much, I want to use this mixture to paint all of my old vases.




6.) Decorate when finished!



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Hello everyone, welcome back! Today, I'm going to show you how easy it is to upcycle an old table lamp using a mixture of acrylic paint and baking powder to create ceramic paint. This is my first time using this technique, and I loved it. It made the lamp look simple and modern, which was the exact look I was going for. I can't wait to makeover more stuff I have lying around using ceramic paint.






MATERIALS NEEDED:

  • Table Lamp
  • Matte Acrylic Paint
  • Baking Powder
  • Paintbrushes 
  • Empty container 


DIRECTIONS:

1.) In an empty container, mix black acrylic paint (or any color you'd prefer) and baking powder. Add as much baking powder as you'd like until you achieve the consistency that you want. The more you add, the thicker the texture will be. (I did a 1:1 ratio for my mixture.)

2.) Remove the lampshade to avoid staining it with paint. Start painting the lamp using the ceramic paint mixture. Work quickly as the paint does dry fast. (I recommend two coats for full coverage)

3.) After the paint is completely dry, add the lampshade and you are done!



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Hi there! My name is Stefany. I am the writer and creator of Opal Crown. a crafty blog that covers DIY projects, beauty, fashion, decor, lifestyle, sustainability, and much more.

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