Trendy 2021 Decor - DIY Mud-covered Vase That You Need to Try to Make
If you follow decor trends, I'm sure you've seen this mud-covered vase. It looks gorgeous, old, with so much personality. I can't believe it could be archived at home.
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Step 1. Clean the vase. You can find an old vase in good shape at any thrift store. Or look around what you can repurpose from your house.
Step 2. Use primer paint.
I used this paint can sprayer which is a primer and paint in one. We need it to cover all the flowers.
Step 3. Spray stone textured paint.
this was my first time using this stone textured paint and I'm impressed. It really gives it this coarse finish that you need for the vase to look old, used, and have a personality as to speak 😁.
Step 4. Cover vase in mud.
Get mud from your backyard or from outside. It could be anything. I have a feeling that clay with mud probably works best but we don't have clay soil in Connecticut.
Here are some tips on how to arrange flowers in a tall vase.
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I love this and will try it, but being a pitcher collector, I am sad this beauty was covered in mud.
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me too. Looks Italian to me.
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I loved it with the stone textured paint. You could have painted brown accents instead of mud to weather it. It looks like you took it out of the ground and stuck willows in it. I am sorry! I am usually not so critical. Please do a re-do. Actually, I loved the pitcher in its original state.
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When the mud dries do you spray it with a clear sealant? Otherwise how would you clean it?