Diy Decoupage Vase - How to tutorial

DIY Decoupage Vase | How To Tutorial I was really excited to make this DIY decoupage vase because it was the first time I tried this style. I love the bold colors and how it came out! I think my sister and her hubby will love it! My inspiration for this vase is those Chinese blue and yellow porcelain and ceramic vases. I hope this how-to tutorial is helpful and that it inspired you in some way. If you want to show your love and support please don’t forget to thumbs up the video, comment and share my videos. I appreciate all the support that you guys give me. It is why I work so hard to bring you the best content I can possibly bring you. See you all next week. Love you all and God bless! Older Decoupage Vase Videos You Might Like: DIY Decoupage Vase With Liquid Pearls: ****** DIY Decoupage Damask Vase With Rhinestones: ****** Easy DIY Crackle Vase | Decoupage | Shabby Chic: ****** What I Used: 1.) Glass Vase 2.) Acrylic Paints ( White Matte, Yellow Matte, Navy Blue Matte) 3.) Mod Podge 4.) Pouncer Brushes 5.) Paint Brushes 6.) Scissors 7.) Water 8.) Paper Napkins: ****** 9.) Clear Sealer ( Krylon Glitter Sealer) A tiny bit about myself: I’m a 40-year-old recovering alcohol/drug addict. I’ve been sober and clean since August 2014. I took the very bottles that were killing me and started to turn them into art. I’ve been through so much in my life and one of my lifelong goals is to one day share my stories in hopes to help others, who are going through the same things, know that you can survive it all and live again. The other is to become an artist and show my work in a gallery one day. Until that day I will share my God-given artistic abilities along with my dorkiness with everyone in hopes that I can bring some happiness, inspiration, and smiles, if only for a brief moment, in a world that can be very cruel at times. I thank the lord every day for always keeping me alive in situations where I thought I was going to die and for never leaving my side. Buisness Inquires ONLY Email: ****** Follow me: My Instagram: ****** My Twitter: ****** My Facebook: ****** ***NO PERSON OR PARTY HAS PERMISSION TO DOWNLOAD THIS VIDEO, AND RE-UPLOAD IT IN A COMPLETE OR ALTERED STATE****

Welcome back to DIY No Need To Cry with Ivelisse Hi my crafty family, today I’ll be showing you how I made this Chinese inspired blue and yellow vase. I made this as a housewarming gift for my younger sister and her hubby. DIY decoupage vase a how-to video tutorial. Please turn on your notification bells so that you can get notified every time I upload a video. Let’s get started. Using a dry pouncer brush and matte white acrylic paint, give the vase a coat and once that's dry, gave it a second one. Don’t forget the rim. In between coats, I wrap my brush in plastic so that it doesn’t dry out while the first layer dries. While the vase is drying, you want to prepare the images you will be using, whether they are printouts, tissue, fabric or what I’ll be using… paper napkins. Separate the plies of paper, Cut each square out, and then cut out the roses. I cut these roses out altogether and then I cut separate roses out as you see here. That way you have different sizes and shapes to chose from. Now it’s time to decoupage, you want to figure out where you want the image and then you want to glue it down using Mod Podge and a brush. I like to hold my image if it’s big flip one side spread the Mod Podge evenly place the image back down and using a piece of crumpled up plastic wrap smooth it down. Then do the other side. Do you see how I keep turning the plastic wrap, it’s because I’m getting glue on it and I don’t want that touching the napkin while I'm doing this or it'll rip it. Make sure everything is nice and smooth before sealing it with another coat of Mod Podge and let that dry before placing any more. Place all of the images the same way, for smaller ones, I don’t even bother with the plastic wrap but you do what you are comfortable doing. Once they're all placed and dried, using a brush and yellow acrylic paint I give the whole vase a coat being very careful not to get any on the images. Also for this step, I wet my brush and mix the paint so it won’t be so thick. It’s easier to detail like this. For the second layer, I use a dry pouncer brush with the yellow acrylic paint, no water this time. Be very careful not get any on the image but if you do, wipe it off immediately and it should be fine. I use a slightly wet cotton swab to clean up any mistakes. Now to add all the detail that will make it pop, Using a small pouncer brush, paint the top rim navy blue and paint the bottom rim white. Both of these are done with dry brushes, paint, with no water. For the next part, you want to thin your paint out so it’s easier to line with or use a paint marker to make it easier. Use a thin round brush like this and dip it in water, mix it with a little paint until it has an ink consistency. Don’t overload the brush. It should glide like this. Now paint a white line under the blue rim outline all the images in white and the middle of the neck without going over the roses. After that dries, go back and underline the white in the middle with the blue on the bottom as you see here. and lastly, I added these lines on the bottom rim to finish the look. Touch up the vase anywhere you mess up and let it dry. Ans finally, give it a few coats of your favorite sealer to finish it off. I used the glitter sealer spray because I wanted it to have a really glossy finish so it can look like ceramic or porcelain. Well my crafty fam, here it is! I have to say I’ve been on a roll lately because I’m loving this one too! It’s exactly what I was going for. I love it so much that I’m going to make one for myself but with a damask design and yes I’ll be showing you that one too! My inspiration for this vase were those Chinese blue and yellow ceramic and porcelain vases. If check online they can easily go for 100 dollars or more. Well, for the price of a pack of napkins and some paints you can make your own! You can mix and match the colors to go with your decor or event. As always, have fun be creative and make a mess! Thanks for watching! If you like this video, please don’t forget to thumbs it up as it helps the growth of the channel and to show your support! If you’re new here, I hope you consider subscribing to get updates on future video’s and remember, do it yourself there's no need to cry.