PINK GOLD & BLACK TREE RING PAINT POUR ON A VASE - Paint Pouring On Glass Vase - Acrylic Paint Pour
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2021
- Oh, I absolutely love watching paint pours on glass! There is something so mesmerizing and relaxing about it. I have noticed that a lot of you have been enjoying my pink paint pour on a vase from 2019. I figured it was time to try another one, though slightly different this time. I wanted to include gold, and some metallic pink paint too! What would you like to see next?
My 2019 pink vase paint pour: • PINK TREE RING PAINT P...
Tips and tricks for doing a vase paint pour: • HOW TO TAKE A VASE OFF...
Used in this video:
DecoArt Americana Multi-Surface Satin "Pink Tropics"
Artist's Loft Flow Acrylic "Titanium White" (mixed with DecoArt Satin Enamels "White", it was a leftover cup)
Artist's Loft Flow Acrylic "Black"
Craft Smart Metallic "Pink Tourmaline"
Liquitex Basics "Rose Pink"
Blickrylic "Metallic Gold"
Flood Floetrol (U.S.)
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If you would like to see my other acrylic paint pouring videos, feel free to check out my full playlist here: • Acrylic Pours - Paint ...
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So pretty…I’ve already been planning on doing this on a wine bottle
Ooh that sounds like it will be SO cool!
So beautiful! love your colors!
Thank you so much! What are your favorite colors?
Love the idea of pouring paint on the vase to cover first, thank you
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it :)
Very nice I love the way the paint drips
Thank you, me too!
I am going do this thank you going to get paint have vases from 2015 that I bought to make flowers now they really will be Amazing gifts
That's a great idea! I hope it goes really well :) Here is one of my videos with some tips and tricks in case you are interested: czcams.com/video/0G0_VA-vpkU/video.html
That's so beautiful! Was mesmerized watching that paint flo! New color mash up I'm going to test out!
Thank you so much! I loooove watching the paint flow over glass. So fun :) I hope you have a good time with those colors!
This is so beautiful, I'm doing this today 😃
Thank you! That is so fun, what colors did you use?
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you!!
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you!
Love this
Thank you!
Wow
Omg I have to try this, it’s beautiful
Ooh I hope you do, it's a lot of fun! Thank you :)
I love it.
Thank you!
Your all art is vvv beautiful. Me also done these art.
Thank you very much!! What colors do you like to use?
Beautiful
Thank you!
Love it! Well done
Thank you Sandie ☺️
Nice. Love the size vase.
Thanks! I think they're a good size too.
Awesome Job!! It's beautiful!!
Thank you! 💗
Mind blowing
Thank you! 🙌
Show, maravilhoso. Parabéns!
Guarapari ES. Brasil.
Muito obrigado! Bem-vindo (usei o tradutor do Google)
I'm going to try this way ,I use a paper towel holder, but this is gorgeous 😍
Oh that's a great idea!! And thank you 💗
Beautiful 💞
Thank you! 😊
This is so cool. I want to try it!
Thank you so much! It's a ton of fun :) I hope you enjoy it!
Very pretty
Thank you! 😊
❤
I became a huge fan of u.. wanted to try it but can't afford this much paint ❤️❤️❤️love from India...
Thank you! There are definitely ways to do this on a budget but I totally understand not always being able to justify the expense.
Brooke this is amazing !!! I am going to do base color first from now on!!
Thank you so much!! I really hope it helps you as well.
I always have a problem with coverage. I’m going to try a base coat also
Amazing😍
Thanks 😄
Amei.
I loved.
Muito obrigado :D (eu usei o Google Tradutor)
@@ArtbyBrooke também uso o Google tradutor. Amando a sua arte, estou vendo todas.
I also use Google translator. Loving your art, I see them all.
Maravilhoso seu trabalho.
Obrigado!
I loved this video and I tried it today. How long do you have to wait before you can varnish or epoxy the vase?
To be on the safe side, I'd wait at least two weeks (especially for any kind of resin) but for sure you want the bottom of the vase to be completely dry since that part is usually where the paint is pooled thickest.
Bellissimo grazie
Grazie!
Those black lines make the shades of pink pop. Great work Brooke. I’m definitely going to have to try putting a layer of paint down first. What do you do about the drips around the rim?
Thank you so much! That was my first time putting a layer down first and I'm really happy with it, I wasted less of my pretty cup of colors that way. I plan to gently sand the drips. My initial desire is to just peel them off but I know it would likely lead to me accidentally peeling the whole vase 😂
@@ArtbyBrooke lol I hear ya!!
Beautiful. How long does it take to dry? The vase?
Thank you! It actually dries to the touch a lot faster than a canvas ☺️ it's usually dry to the touch after 24-48 hours but I pay special attention to the bottom of the vase (which is the top when you pour) because the paint pools a little thicker there and I've accidentally touched wet paint before. It also depends a lot on your paint mixture so I recommend waiting 3 to 4 days to be sure, and touch very gently to see if it's still soft (meaning still kinda wet underneath). I wait at least a week before sealing, sometimes 2+.
I love it. What kind of paints did you use. I’m on my way to trying one of my own lol. Thankyou
Thank you! I use acrylic paint mixed with Flood Floetrol. If you look in the description you can see the exact colors. I have a video where I do a geode paint pour, and I show you how I mix my paints: czcams.com/video/e2jDUFZjbCI/video.html
What did you mix the paint before you paint. Pls let me know. Thanks excellent painting.
Thank you! I mix acrylic paint with Floetrol, which is a paint conditioner. It makes it flow better and dry slower. You can see me mixing it in this video: czcams.com/video/e2jDUFZjbCI/video.html
Beautiful!! What do you do to remove the drips that dry on the top edge?
Thank you! If they are bothersome, you can gently sand it. Try not to peel it, because that could result in more peeling off than you intended!
Hope I can ask your advice on paint thickness. I use floetrol and decoart 3:1 /water for consistency for mixing. BUT I literally have never had distinctive colored layers as you get. Im good on a flat canvas but pouring over glass just messes me up. Would you say the density of the paint on glass is thicker then canvas alone? Trying to find an answer. This piece is stunning! Thanks for sharing with us.
I personally would skip the water for glass and mix a little thicker than you would for canvas. Canvas has a bit of a rougher and more absorbent surface so the paint flows slower, but on glass it can slide across much easier. Water might make the mixture too thin which will cause colors to mix too much and get muddy. I like to start with a general ratio of paint to Floetrol (I think I usually do 2:1 Floetrol to paint), and then test the consistency to see if I need to add a little more of either. DecoArt is already thinner than a heavy body thick paint so you likely shouldn't need water (though people at different elevations may find that to change a bit for them). I show the consistency I like here: czcams.com/video/e2jDUFZjbCI/video.htmlsi=7oFxU72EKIWK90iF but I would make it a little thicker than that for glass. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask any other questions :)
I does!! There are so many factors that play into each pour and each surface. Down to the size of the cup to thickness of each layer. Thanks for offering tips!! Keep pouring!!
You're welcome!! I am meaning to get back into it, I have been dealing with health issues, but I look forward to painting more soon!
Ok new here. That looks like a lot of paint. How long does it take for the vase to dry. It's beautiful!
Welcome!! It actually dries to the touch a lot faster than a canvas ☺️ it's usually dry to the touch after 24-48 hours but I pay special attention to the bottom of the vase (which is the top when you pour) because the paint pools a little thicker there and I've accidentally touched wet paint before. I wait at least a week before sealing, sometimes 2+.
So how do you get the paint to stick to tha glass after it done? When I get them wet the paint peels off
You have to seal it with something after. I have used Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel but you will only want to wipe it with a damp rag to clean it. If you want to be able to clean it a little more rigorously you may need to look into something more like a resin.
Very nice!
But how we dry it?
Ink type? How get it?
Thank you! All of the colors I used (along with the brand names) are in the description. I use acrylic paint mixed with Floetrol. I move the vase (that is upside down on the cup) over to the side and let it sit there for 2 to 4 days. It will dry on its own. You just dont want it sitting in a very cold or very hot room to dry. You can get acrylic paint at a craft store, or any other stores that sell it, or you can get it on Amazon. I have an Amazon affiliate account here: amzn.to/48Lnctp
What do you seal it with? its beautiful
Thank you! So far I have only tried Rustoleum Crystal Clear Enamel spray. It seems to work nicely!
Beautiful! When I try to do pours on glass vases, all the paint runs off and the glass is clean. How do you make paint stick to the vase? Thank you in advance, anyone who wants to answer.
Hmm that's tough. There are a few things it could be... maybe there is residue on the vase (clean with rubbing alcohol before pouring, maybe your paint is too thin, maybe the pouring medium you are using isn't right for it (what kind are you using?), and maybe try doing a base coat of one color first. I guess maybe temperature could be a factor too? Is it cold where you do your paint pouring? Or too humid?
@@ArtbyBrooke Thank you ~
You're welcome! I hope you're able to get it to work, that sounds very frustrating.
Sorry, typo error in my comments. Thanks
Do you have to seal the vase after it is dry
Yep, you would want to seal it to make it shinier (paint mixed with floetrol will dry more matte), and also to protect it. I have used Rustoleum Spray Gloss Enamel on mine. It won't be food or dishwasher safe, but since the paint is on the outside you can still handwash the inside and wipe down the outside.
What acrylic paint do you use? Mine is too thick to pour.
You can use any kind of acrylic paint but when you are seeing people doing paint pours, they are mixing something with the paint to make it flow better. In my case, I usually use Floetrol and sometimes a little bit of water. I show you how I mix it in this video: czcams.com/video/e2jDUFZjbCI/video.html
I didn’t see you use floetrol and what is that?
The Floetrol is already mixed in with the paints :) It is a paint conditioner that makes the paint flow better and dry slower. I show how I make my approx. mixture in this video: czcams.com/video/e2jDUFZjbCI/video.html
What do you seal it with or use to bring the shine through 🙂
Hi! I talk about that and some other tips in this video: czcams.com/video/0G0_VA-vpkU/video.html
How do you mix your paint for a vase pour?
Hi Pat! I mix paint with Floetrol and sometimes a little bit of water. I show my mixing process in this video if you are interested: czcams.com/video/e2jDUFZjbCI/video.html
Muy hermoso, podría decirme cuál pintura se usa para hacer esa técnica??
¡Muchos gracias! Uso pintura acrílica mezclada con un medio de vertido llamado Floetrol. (Traducido con Google)
How do you prevent drips on vase pouring.
I haven't had a ton of drips forming because the paint isn't super thick (so maybe experiment with different thicknesses...I mix it a little thicker than my canvas paintings but only by a little bit) but you can always take some sand paper and gently file down drips if you need to.
how can you seal for outside use
Hi, I talk about that and some other tips in this video: czcams.com/video/0G0_VA-vpkU/video.html :)
What kind of color use.
Hello! I used these supplies:
DecoArt Americana Multi-Surface Satin "Pink Tropics"
Artist's Loft Flow Acrylic "Titanium White" (mixed with DecoArt Satin Enamels "White", it was a leftover cup)
Artist's Loft Flow Acrylic "Black"
Craft Smart Metallic "Pink Tourmaline"
Liquitex Basics "Rose Pink"
Blickrylic "Metallic Gold"
Flood Floetrol (U.S.)
What kind of paint do you use?
I use acrylic paint mixed with some sort of flow medium (in this video, I used Flood Floetrol). For the list of colors and brands I used, check out the description of the video 😊
Plz help me
So, you just leave all the bumps around the top? No one ever shows a good way to get those gone nicely. Hmmmm
Hi! I will probably take some sandpaper and gently sand it down before sealing. That's the main way I have seen people do it, though you might be able to carefully do it with a craft knife or something similar. You can also try to wipe the drips while it's still wet to try to cut down on how much is there once it's dry. That takes a little more babysitting though!
En français ça serait plus sympa
J'adorerais mais je ne parle pas français, je suis désolé ! (traduit avec Google)
I love your beautiful with, but PLEASE STOP THE MUSIC. it takes over and makes us wanting to turn to another teacher.
Thank you for watching and for your feedback :)