DIY Pottery Barn || Restoration Hardware || Textured/Aged Stone Vessel and Vase Flip.

[@zurucklehnen111]

Love it!!

[@RedeemedTHW]

Awww thank you!

[@heloisatavares2287]

Beautiful 😍😍

[@RedeemedTHW]

Awww thank you so much!..

[@brookesmith5913]

I love this! And you have the sweetest personality. I’m subscribing 🤓

[@RedeemedTHW]

OMG …you are too kind!..& thanks so much for subscribing! Much love!..💕

[@homewithmsbetty]

This technique is simply unique. This is a must try. Thank for sharing. God blessings!!!

[@RedeemedTHW]

Awww…yes you gotta try it!..you’re Welcome! & GOD Bless you Queen!😘💕

[@karoleenascottage]

Beautiful!

[@RedeemedTHW]

Awww Thank You!.💯💕

[@fabiolalozano143]

I love the end result!! Who who have thought the baking soda will make a difference

[@RedeemedTHW]

Yes Baking Soda….I know right!…lol 😂 & thank you so much!..💯☺️

[@nicoledever8987]

What did you spray on it

[@RedeemedTHW]

Don’t Judge me lol.. I was just trying some stuff..but it was my husband’s Adhesive Spray. 🤦🏽‍♀️ I actually think it came out better with the spray!..😂😂😂

[@jodidetillian1144]

The finish is great but the round one is the only one even close to being authentic. Maybe you could have used “plastic wood” filler to cover the screw threads. And the milk can is still a milk can. Key is to use vessels that are the shape of authentic pottery jars.

[@RedeemedTHW]

lol 😂 I know I tried!..I notice how the round glass vase did come out the best!..I will definitely know next time… & “plastic wood”filler okay..I have to try!..Thanks for feed back! Much Love!💯💕