Your vases turned out amazing! Be sure to clean the vases first with rubbing alcohol to makes sure there's no sticky residue left from removing the price tags.. Natural oils found on your hands and fingers can effect how to paint adheres to the surface, as well. Thanks so much for posting your great tutorial!

All the vases came out great. Love the colors.

They turned out awesome! Thanks for sharing the technique and the paint colors!! ❤❣❣❤

Definitely trying this. Thank you for sharing

Thank you for sharing! I have so many odd shaped vases that I want to update to my style. Loved the looks of these! 😍

Great job!! Love them all...

They all look great!❤

Omg these look amazing.

Beautiful job! Love your color Palette!

Thank you! I’ll be trying this!

I like the mesa taupe also came out great

Wow 👌👌💖💖I will definitely try this,that’s awesome

Thank goodness that I found you on here I’ve been looking for a tutorial on this and you are the best one that I’ve found by far ! Thank you so much sweetie .

Love it. I will try this

Beautiful!!

They came out beautiful!❤ I will go get Miss Taupe color. I just got a vase and was looking for lighter neutral color. Thanks so much for sharing🙏

May sa taupe. You vases turned out amazing! I'm going to try this!❤

Love ittt thank you!

Wow the colours are stunning! Very beautifull end result! You've inspired me, thank you very much!

Love the colors, I have a very large glass vase, I'm excited to try this technique!

Ooo the Mesa taupe 😍

Nice job they look amazing. If you want to stop the paint from sticking to your hands and nails. Put hand lotion on your hands before you work. Let it dry really well. When the paint gets on you, it will wash off really easy.

Love this

Wow they turned out great! Gotta try this!

Omg this is an amaaaaazing up cycle 😍😍😍

These are gorgeous

Next time try to work not vertically, but horisontally, as in reality pots are made this way, i mean stripes

I've been wanting to try this technique forever now! I love how yours turned out! Thanks for sharing ☺️

This video is very detailed - great upload and thanks for sharing! Just subscribed to support another youtuber. Keep creating!

I am excited to try this method

Hello from South Africa would give it a try so thanks for sharing.

I have your solution to moving your vase that is wet with paint. Pending the size, use tongs or jar retrievers that have rubber on them. Insert and open, then move. If they don’t have rubber grips, hot glue non slip cupboard liners or mat liners if you don’t mind letting a pair of tongs go for these projects. Hope this helps! Love the paint colours you chose! They to will go with my decor.

I've been watching a lot of these, as I am going to be trying it for a gift, and most are using baking powder instead of baking soda. It seems to make the paint thicker. But I LOVE all the colors of your vases! Beautiful 😍

Beautiful!! If I may, Dollar Tree has some great vases, give it a try sometime, you will be pleasantly surprised. I enjoyed this video a lot.

Hi ayesha, may i ask what kind of paint did used for your base? thanks a lot. your works are incredible! i love it. hoping to make one soon 🙏

Beautiful! I think doing the multiple layers with different paint/baking soda thickness makes for a really natural look! I cannot wait to try this DIY.

Omg I wanna try this 😮

omg thank you! this tutorial was amazing!!

Very cool diy

Great job young lady!

Thank you!! Nice !!

I’d like to see you do one with baking powder. Great vid

Very pretty

Well done 😁

Great video. To help you move your vases when wet put a couple of plastic cups in the opening so you never have to touch the case but you'll be able to move the around...but I love your work!

These are stunning! You have inspired me to go out and get some glass vases 😛

😊😊😊 v e r y n i c e 😊😊😊

I loved the video because I was looking for how to paint on glass bottles and I didn't know that baking soda was added to the paint, thanks for the technique. I going to continue following you.

Very nice!

Looks good

Hi!! New subscriber!! So glad I ran across your channel. ❤️❤️

Great video

I have used acrylic paints on pots...try it. Gives a dry look. I used green yellow red. Only I made lines form left to right and blend colours yo give a kind of marble effect.

Wow. The one you said is your favorite color, I got that same vase today for $2.

Awesome

Thank you!

Very nice job 👍

New sub here! Love 💕 the vases!

I use dollar tree spackle and paint and I do 2 coats. 1st coat I paint it on 2nd coat I blot it and it turns out awesome

I would have definitely used rubber gloves for this job. Great experimental tutorial! Thanks 😊

Great vid ! If you dont to wash your brush just start with the lighter color :)

Hello I loved your diy because I am literally always trying to make glass look more boho or “farmhousy”. But wanted to make a small suggestion, I literally was watching another diy right before urs, and a woman was showing how to diy ur own chalk paint and she showed 3 different ways and wich one was the beat and what one was really not much of a difference.BAKING SODA was the one that was not a big difference except for a more thick mix. Then she said she has also heard of people using corn starch and that gets very clumpy, she then showed us on a swatch how mixing baby powder wich was her hack, and it looked so amazing . Wich brings me to ur diy, I think a little corn starch ,baking soda, and baby powder, all mixed together, with a thick, maybe even clumpy consistency, spread all over the vases would look so chic!!!I

Use makeup sponges. They work great

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It works much better if you cut up a sponge and pounce it on vs brushing it. That way you get a more raised textured look and you won’t have to do so many coats either.

acrylic paints work too :)

Hi.. these look beautiful. Can you please link all the brands of the color paints and paint brushes that you used while painting these glass jars? This will be a great help. Thanks!

what kind of paint did you use for bottles?enamel or latex paint?

Hi there, quick question were your paint samples satan? Or did they have a gloss in them? I want to make sure I get the right ones to achieve these looks. Thank you. 💗

nice tutorial want to try this too just want to know what is the purpose of the baking soda! newbie hew keep safe and have a great day

Nice

Just a little help with Mesa.... pronounce it may~sa. It’s meant to resemble the taupe/beige/reddish colors of the American southwest high dessert colors like the Grand Canyon. 😉

What kind of paint did you use?

If you want more texture you can use spackle

Someone on IG said using a hair dryer helps a lot to dry faster -Thanks for Sharing , I will try it out

What type of colour u have used ? Is it glass paint ?

Are you mixing baking soda with acrylic colours?? What colour are you mixing.. pls reply

Nice video

What pains using?nice results

Which kind of paint u are using ?!

What type of paints you are using ?

Which kind of paint do I need for this? Normal Acryl or?

What type of colour did you used????

What type of paints you used??

U give us the colors of paint...could u mention the brand & if it's flat..latex or what...TY..

Where do you buy the paint

Can you wash them w water?

Super lindo

Amazing results, what type of colours did u use? Acrylic or wall paint?

What paint is it acrylic maybe i missed that part

Looks so good 😍 what brand paint did you use?

Can I give u an idea so you can move the vases after you paint? Place them upside down over a plastic disposable cup. Mayb if you dab (NOT BRUSH) paint on it would give it a nice clay texture? Just a thought

Does glass comes out

What color was thr first vase??

Would this work on a plastic vase? I have a cat that loves flowers. She recently broke my Nippon vase on the day I got it because she wanted to smell the flowers. I can not stay mad at that lovely little floof monster for loving flowers. I would like to create vases that are monster proof lol!

What do we say for the paint when we buy from shop? Any particular brand or we just ask for glass paint?

I love that baking soda container. Where did you get it?

How much minutes did you let them dry before aplying the 2 coat?

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Very nice. So what was the actual measurements you used?