Stunning work! Thanks so much for sharing all your painting tips! Very, very helpful!!!

So inspiring! Thank you! 🙏

You are very talented and do Beautiful transformations. It's good to DIY brands you admire but certainly pieces are priced out of your budget! I've done this type of decorating for precisely that reason, My funds were limited but I wanted nice things to decorate my home. My Mother taught by exampless and her daughters took up her teachings on how to look at anything and reproduce it to her Liking. I was an admirer of MCKenzie- Childs for many years. I loved the Whimsy of the Brand. Upon learning of McKenxie -Childs hostile Take over by another company after the original developers. had financial trouble . I lost a great deal of respect for the " New Owners" of the Brand. However, Inspiration can be used by ALL brilliant artist without infringement on original design. I appreciate your dedication to Victoria and Richards original concepts and making their talent your Gift of instructions to DIY those of us who love Serendipity in our homes. Keep up the fabulous work. 🙏✌💜

These are just beautiful!! Tfs

Very well done video and the candlesticks are cute.

They are beautiful. What a bargin for 2.00 and the Paint. Plus the satifaction Of doing it yourself. You are very talenten. Tfs. I Lov them so Much

I love them 😍

You are a good teacher. Thank you !!

So beautiful ❣️🌹 Love it❣️🌹

I just love them. Congratulations

Oh my God, you made this DIY exclusively for me...because I was having 2 wooden thrifted candlestand and I was so confused how to transform them and this video has solved my problem 😅 thank you so much for this tutorial, I watched it very carefully...it is so helpful step by step...thank you so much 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤

I watched this on June 20th, 2021 Father's day as it happens. I have been watching a few other how to paint Mackensie Childs similar projects. Your video was the first and only one that actually showed measuring out the stripes and checks. I watched about half of this video and immediately went into my craft room and pencil marked a plain $1 terra cotta flower pot that I had painted chalk white a few weeks ago. I then painted black stripes on the top rim and black checks on the bottom. Now it is no way near as fancy as your candle sticks, but it is only a flower pot. I'm letting the black dry now and when it is dry, I will go back over the white with a fresh coat of white chalk paint. Then I have some bronze chalk paint that is truly loverly, and I will see if I can add some dots to the pot. I have fancy dotting tools from when I did Mandala dot painting on rocks, so I will use them today. And of course, I subscribed to your site as well.

Beautiful and thanks for all the details!!

Nice!! Thx for explaining as you painted!! Look easy enough. I think I can do this.

So beautiful....I absolutely love this

McKenzie Child’s should hire you

Hi bee 🐝 ! I’m the same way when I make my dots . I love them raised. I just finished a little table folding table for my daughter and I love the raised dots. You always do a fabulous job with your M-C dupes. Thanks so much for sharing and I hope you have a blessed weekend darling 🙏🏽🖤🤍🙏🏽🖤🤍

Absolutely wonderful! You did a fabulous job of creating this look. Thank you!!!❤️

Have wanted to attempt the courtly checks but was intimidated to try. Your video is a great tutorial and I'm going to do it. Thanks.

Wow! What a good deal on the candlesticks! You can find some great treasures at thrift stores sometimes! You did a beautiful job revamping these outdated decor pieces and made them look so fresh and high end!

Love the way you show how to measure, Beautifully done!❤️❤️

Fabulous! You are one of the first I have come across that actually shows the type of paint used. It’s so frustrating when people doing a “tutorial” don’t show their materials. I’m just starting so it’s very helpful.

Excellent explanation

So beautiful👍🏻💕

Awesome!!

I love it!!!

Them came out so beautiful.

Hello dear friend , candlestick looks fantastic, great job. Happy New Year/ Gosia

Very nice!

These candlesticks are gorgeous. I really enjoyed the tutorial.

First Like👍& First One Here and I will be watching the excellent DIY upload until the end😁blessings to you & your family🙏and stay safe & healthy

These are beautiful! I just love watching you create these MC gems. You're so inspiring! Tfs. Happy New Year!

This is fantastic. You explain it so well and are very encouraging. I love to watch you create.

They look amazingly- I love MacKenzie-Child’s also. You did an awesome, awesome job!!!

Beautiful!! How would you suggest painting aluminum or iron?

Hi, those Mackenzie Childs Inspired candlesticks are absolutely beautiful. TSMFS Blessings and be safe. Happy New Year to you and your family. 💖👸🏾🎉🎆🙏🏽😘

Absolutely beautiful! No trace of the original look. Your videos are the most inspiring on MC style and how we can achieve a similar look. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year! Looking forward to more DIY. 🙏🥰❤

Now you know I LOVE these 🥰👌!!!! Great pieces to add to your collection of MC inspired DIYs!!! You can use these all year round....Bravo!!!!! 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤

They're lovely- I really like how you were able to draw those guidelines without measuring! Did you coat them with a clear spray after?

The candlesticks are lovely Bee. I like how you staged them so that the difference in height was greater - perfect! Happy New Year Bee, to you and your family!

Absolutely so beautiful I ilovet thanks for sharing, happy new year.

I really appreciate how easy you make this to follow. What type of paint brushes are they and what size brush do you use? I’m a new subscriber Thank you 💐

Love your art. Very talented

Love love, great job 👏

how do you keep the paint from coming off when you add it over a glazed base

What gold paint brand do you use!? I’m struggling finding one with rich pigment

You should never add water to the paint in the bottle as it may contaminate it. Pour the paint on to a separate plate or container then add the water. If there is any left over throw it out

What do you use to protect them?