Easy Shabby Chic Paint Technique

[@haydenminnis]

Great work. Flawless. Absolute perfection

[@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts]

Thank you Hayden, I hope you get to have a try at doing something like this. I'm sure it will turn out brilliantly 😀

[@aussieannie2835]

Antony stunning transformation and love the added flowers, your video is fabulous thanks xx

[@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts]

So kind of you to say. Thank you so much 😀

[@MrTrekkiep3]

Very interesting Antony some good techniques and really enjoy all your makes

[@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts]

Thank you, Philip. An easy paint technique to follow and reproduce on your own projects. 😀

[@deborahaminogue4196]

Thanks to reply on previous tutorial. This is exactly what I'm doing as we speak! Spooky.

[@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts]

Hope you're having plenty of fun! Love to see what you create! 😀

[@deborahaminogue4196]

@@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts slightly scalded S it's taking me forever. Working on 3 jars as housewarming present. No idea how to post a photo here. I stay away from social media usually.

[@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts]

@Deborah A Minogue no worries. Totally understand with regards to social media. Good luck with your projects!😀

[@diymama8657]

Hi, you can also glue the clay straight onto your project before drying. That way, you are still able to bend it easily, and it will dry in place.

[@MixedMediaArtsAndCrafts]

Thank you for your coment. I placed the wet cast from the mould first and held it in place with clinge film whilst it dried. Once the clay piece was fully dry, I then glued it in place. I never glue wet clay pieces to my projects, as they tend to crack when the clay dries and shrinks. 😀