Dirty pour, Kalena flows again! Terracotta Pot Acrylic Pour with heat and silicone
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- čas přidán 19. 04. 2018
- With a mix of approximately 1:1 paint and pva, then thin to the consistency of honey using floetrol added gradually. A small spray of silicone mixed in prior to pouring the paint into the cup.
I use heavy body Mont Marte dimensions paint here.
Thanks for the inspiration , looks lovely ⭐️
That is so pretty, loving the color combination!!!
You were right . . . well worth the wait!
Sorry, accidentally posted before I finished. What are you preparing the terracotta with before you pour? Sometime back I painted one (with a brush) and the paint peeled over time. Thanks for sharing. I loved your written comments and perseverance with hard to open pots. Cheers Marie ‘downunder ‘
Gorgeous!
Loved the video - great colors. So pretty!
Kathi Scott thank you :)
Good to see you back! That's one funky looking pot x)
NiallWexEire hey you've been quick today! Thanks :)
Because I'm never off youtube haha!
Bahahaha!
Wonderful
GOOD video Beautiful pot
참 컵에 물감 넣고 부우니 예쁜 작품이 되네요☆~^^☆👏👏👍
My son came by here and saw this as it was playing and he said ohhh that's pretty!!!!!
Tina Lynn it always gives me warm fuzzies hearing this sort of thing 😊
Amazing
A "strap wrench" is a great way to open all those jars I saw you struggling with. My arthritis makes it hard to open even easy to open jars so I have one in my kitchen and my studio/office. Hope this tip will help you as well. Very interesting techniques - love the pot!
Gail Olson ooh thank you! I'll have to look up where to get them from. That one jar of silver can't stand opening for me! Very much appreciated 🙂
Any home improvement store and but I found my first one in the tools section of my local grocery store. I looked on Amazon and found one that looks like the first one that i bought: www.amazon.com/APEX-GROUP-ASIA-DRDL0027-Strap-Wrench/dp/B01IVOMECS/ref=sr_1_15?s=power-hand-tools&ie=UTF8&qid=1525911435&sr=1-15&keywords=strap+wrench Hope this helps you - it was a game changer for me.
That is beautiful, I’ve seen a few demonstrations of this method, and I like yours the best. I shall be trying this out on some of my Woodturning.
you should do these over a canvas...would make a great piece of complimentary work....love this
I create jewellery from the skins created by the run-off. I couldn't bear the wastage of the paint if I didn't do something!
Pretty
Such a beautiful piece! I've been working with clay pots for various craft pieces. Painting them with either spray paint or acrylic using a brush. I have soooo wanted to pour paint because it's so beautiful. I don't have the confidence to advance to this but working on it. Then there is the cost of the silicone, floetrol, etc. Not easy when on a fixed income. I think if I view some more of your videos I just might work up the nerve to try. Keep these videos coming! You do such a wonderful job!
Thank you so much Lee ❤ I felt the same way about pouring before I tried. I felt that I had no artistic flair and that there was no way it was as simple as the people described it on CZcams, that they were editing somehow to make it look easy! Turns out it really is easy, just a touch more time consuming than you see in the video but that's only because of the mixing of the paint.
It sounds like you're already well on your way with the art you already produce, I would give it a try! The paint is the most expensive start up cost but you have that, silicone is just a spray can of wd40 or similar, for me it cost about $4 from memory and I'm still using the same can I started with. Floetrol is costly but can be substituted for water, this does give you a slightly different result but on a budget, water is an excellent way to start. This way all you need is silicone. 🙂 I hope you give it a try. I'd love to hear back if you do.
Kalena
Love these colors and glad I found you!! Your pots are amazing! I get the floratrol, but why the Glue and silicone?
That turn out absolutely gorgeous. The leftover paint was beautiful too I hope you managed to do something with that. It would have made a beautiful painting.
Diane Hampton thank you :) I use the left over paint to make jewellery with once it dries. It means there's less waste.
Cheers,
Kalena
SUPER BEAU , J ADORE LES COULEURS SONT LUISANTE.
Claudune Beauregard Merci beaucoup. J'aime essayer beaucoup de couleurs différentes
Yay... Good to see you again... This came out classy looking. So far your the only person I've seen that knows how to do these Tera cotta pots justice. I kept thinking how wonderful it would have been if there had been a Tera cotta saucer underneath to make a set. Carpal tunnel? My wrist and fingers were hurting just watching you stir. Hope your ouchy gets better soon.♡ If you can get a rubber jar gripper. They really help with opening jars...♡
Preciosa Flower hello :) thanks for the warm welcome. I've thought about doing the saucers but they would cost me more than the pots!! So I haven't gone that path. Thinking of options though...!
The wrist is from a car accident. Just soft tissue damage but taking a while to heal.
Kalena Flows awe man...sorry to hear it. Sending healing vibrations...♡
Very envious of your great turntable. Loved the pot and colours but what a pity you didn’t have a canvas underneath. That would have been a brilliant painting too.
Loved your video. The color choice is beautiful. Hmm I wonder how you can create a lamp out of that.
Maria Crespo hmmm... I guess it depends on if you want to do the shade or the base! The shade could be interesting done with a drizzle around the middle of the height, hold it on its side and spin it while you pour... nor sure if that makes sense?!
Was just wondering if you could use styrofoam sheets under a canvas so you could capture the paint coming off the pot. You’d have to play around with thickness of the foam I think.
The flat sheets would distribute the weight of the pot and if they’re thick enough that would give you clearance from your work table.
Hmmm....what to do with the empty spot on the canvas after you moved the pot aside? Maybe saving a bit of paint to pour in the center could work.
And I’m also thinking you’d probably still have enough paint dripping off a canvas that you’d still have skin for jewelry making.
I also saw someone make coasters with the drips from her canvas. She used resin to coat the pieces. Looked nifty. I got to thinking about doing a vase, coasters and a canvas or....
as you spin it around i can see rows of people. very impressive. i wonder if you could use the excess paint if you did this over another canvas and manipulated the paint after removing the pot to a drying position............if you have tried this, did it work???? curious much. thanks for sharing, I would like to try this myself if i can organise myself a spinny table-top thingee :)
How long does it take to dry? It’s gorgeous btw!!
Can you use the extra paint that flows off?
I love this one too.
Yes indeed, I use the flow off to create pieces of jewellery. Thanks for the compliment. 🙂
Absolutely gorgeous colors...purples...my fave!!! What will you do with the paint that's dripped onto the platform? Can it be used on another project?
ALANA LENDVAY I use the paint skin to make jewellery. I'll be doing a clip on it soon... once I move house!
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예쁘네요😍😘😘 WOW GOOD DAY FOR YOU
Beautiful Very good Video
NaNa Super Hero thank you!
Where did you get your turn table? Nice to have one I’m just learning. Thanks again Terri
This is fantastic 🤗 what do you seal it with after painting 🤔
I seal it with dulux indoor outdoor clear gloss. It's plant friendly apparently but is not food friendly, so I'm still trying desperately to find a food friendly spray in Australia.
What do you do with the paint underneath?
Beautiful. Where did you get your turntable from.
Vickie Andrews I picked the turntable up from a $2 shop at my local shopping centre. If you get one, test that it spins freely as some are quite noisy and slow.
Very nice do you seal the pot when dry? Thanks
Terri
I certainly do. I use a dulux indoor outdoor clear sealer, it comes in gloss or matt. I usually use gloss but that's just preference.
Gorgeous. Did you spray anything inside the pot?
Thank you :) yes, I treat the interior with a terracotta pot and ornament sealer, I apply two coats. It works a treat, I've got pots outside that I've been using for over three years with no problems.
What are you doing with the run off paint? Do you use it for a second project and if so will you make a video of that....love your work
Hi Toby, thank you 🙂 I use the run off to create jewellery, it takes a little while to get through each skin but creates beautiful stories. I haven't created a video of this as it's kinda boring! Perhaps I should work at making it interesting so that I can record it!
Kalena
Turned out beautifully, Kalena. Can this pot be used for anything other than display? Do you seal both inside and out?
NG B thank you 🙂 The pots are sealed in and out and quite happily take plants. I have quite a few planted with succulents and they look beautiful. Internally they are sealed with a pot and ornament sealer and externally the combination of floetrol/pva in the paint and an indoor outdoor high gloss varnish, protects the finish.
Thank you, Kalena. They're definitely beautiful and would make lovely gifts for a gardening friend.
Love your pots!!!! :-)). Please tell me what Silicon Spray you use.... Thanks,,,, Ginger
BWWGL9 hi Ginger, I just use a generic brand, you can use any silicone spray - even WD40.
Hello, I love your video. I wanted to ask where did you get your table top spinner
Hi, thank you :) I picked up the lazy susan from a $2 shop. They're sometimes difficult to find and are not all the same in terms of how they spin. I've found the glass ones to be the best as they seem to spin more smoothly and quieter than the wooden ones. Worth noting is that I use a piece of melamine under the pots to capture the drips as you can peel the dried paint off that but you can't peel it off glass.
Hi again. What's the brand of pva glue that your using? Do you find it works better than Elmers School Glue All?
Sharon Carty hi,I just use a basic pva, it happens to be Mont Marte, however any would do. I've not tried Elmers though so have a tub of it so should try it for fun, I just like that there's a squirting tip on the pva!
First time I've come across your channel. What is the purpose of the fire? Love the effect of mixing colours. 😊
Thanks Christine,
The fire helps to create cell shapes in the paint by burning off the oil in the silicone and also by bringing small air bubbles to the surface through layers of paints. A similar effect well be achieved without heat but the heat accelerates the effect allowing a lot more cells.
Cheers, Kalena :)
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Beauty should have cleaned off the paint jar and lid before storing. LOL. Love your pot pours.
I know, right! I have ended up finding a far better way of doing things. I'm happy you're enjoying the videos 😊
How did it take to dray before you could move it of your turn table?
Myrna McColley I move it off immediately to dry in a more convenient location. Whilst pouring I have it sitting on a piece of thin melamine and this allows me to slide it off the turntable to dry elsewhere.
The drippings yourself ready, we should put, the round wooden cup holders down on top of the bank informed straight up and you'd have the pattern on your cup holders. Or put the little small pots underneath to catch the drippings and let it drip off that and see if you can get enough on the little ones from all the droppings.
Pam Howard the coasters are a great idea! It's certainly worth a try. Using the smaller pots wouldn't get the pattern effect I'm after I don't think as the paint would be too mixed. I use the dried paint skin to make jewellery so I try not to waste any. Is like to try the coasters though. Thank you :)
Do you make a painting out of all the extra paint?
I make jewellery from it though have been considering doing a collage...
So much paint
Heather Barnett I deliberately use more than I need for the actual painting so that I can use the over pour for jewellery making. It makes for some beautiful pierces.
Cheers, Kalena
I love this idea, so pretty
@@kalenaflows4574 this is absolutely gorgeous. I could not help but wonder if you had a large round canvas or a wood round underneath this that as you spin your turntable the overflow paint would make an amazing piece of wall art to compliment this terracotta pot. Believe me I would buy that in a heartbeat for my front porch to put all of my purple pink and white flowers in! I would love to see some of your jewelry using your Skin's because that paint combination is Drop Dead Gorgeous.
I would have had a canvas under to catch all that paint!
Sher's Artwork I've never had much luck with that so I keep the paints for making jewellery. I get some fantastic pieces that way and sell them at markets.
What do you seal the pot without before the pour?
I seal the internal only and use a terracotta sealer, it should be available from any nursery or hardware store. The external I don't seal as the paint slides right off it (made that mistake once!) With the raw terracotta the paint absorbs in and allows more of a pattern to be held.
What do you sell the pots for? Would like to know. Again Terri
what does it look like turned over
Maxine Iverson the very edge of the rim is painted and often there are small amounts of paint around the central base hole. I'll have to put it onto the end of a clip. I keep forgetting. 😖
How come some people use PVA and others don't, is it just to make it less runny or......?
In short, I really don't know exactly why, I know I like the crisp pattern I get when using it so perhaps it makes it more difficult for the different colours to mix when it's added. If your unsure about using it, perhaps do some test pours with and without it. Good luck, I hope this helps somewhat.
How much is this priced at?
What kind of heat is applied?
I just use a little gas torch, the kind used in a kitchen for things like creme brulee. They can find them in kitchen wares shops.
Beautiful! .. but maybe next time make your paint a little thicker just sayin...thank you for sharing a great idea
Harry King I've found that when the paint is any thicker it doesn't run as smoothly. I use the underneath skin for making jewellery too so need to keep an eye on the thickness of the paint for both purposes.
Cheers 🙂
@@kalenaflows4574: maybe put a canvas on top of your wheel then put the pot on top of the canvas and make a picture using the excess paints as there is a lot of paint that has dripped down.
I've been trying to work out how I can do that as the pots are quite heavy and would damage the canvas. Unless I use a canvas board I'm not sure how to do it. I do use the extra paint but you're right, it would definitely be interesting to see what happens with a canvas underneath.
What is silicone spray used for? Can i not mix it with silicone
You can certainly use silicone oil instead, just use only a drop or two of it. The spray was the easiest thing for me to get and is really easy to control how much goes in and I've found it super easy to mix through. They would produce the same outcome.
@@kalenaflows4574 I'm having a hard time finding a good product to mix with floetrol and water. Thanks though! Loved your works. Continue what you keep doing. ❤️😊
@@kalenaflows4574 what kind of spray u using?
@@rc.caruana25 just a generic silicone spray, wd40 will work and anything with the same purpose. Any hardware store will have it.
How much do you sell these for?
Hi Michelle, the price varies depending on the size and shape of the pot but, as a general guideline, I sell them for AU$25 and upward. The biggest pots I've done were for my own garden and stand at around 55cm tall. Basically it's the sort of thing that is somewhat flexible and either made to order or able to be selected from existing stock. Price would be dependent on those factors at times.
Cheers,
Kalena
Very pretty, ALOT of paint! Wish you would of placed a canvas under it though
You should have had lighter colors on top to drip down over the darker colors because it came out too gray/black. Sorry but the end result didn't do it for me.
I actually considered dribbling lighter colours over the top of it but liked it so much that I was afraid to ruin it. Although the video represents the colours fairly well, it doesn't pick up the lighter pinks in the finished pour quite so well, but yes, it does have quite a bit of dark in it.
I’ve been enjoying learning from you, but I just had to give this video a thumb’s down. Why? Because the first 6 minutes we just watched you mixing paint. It’s so much nicer when everything is ready to go, including the silicone.
Then it’s just a few moments to share names and makers of the paints and your mixture ratios.
I think you’re spot on saying a top shot would be nice; it’s also interesting to see the paint going into a clear cup.
It’s always fascinating to see the actual pouring and the colors dancing around. Colors came and went as gravity worked on the paint. Thanks for the funky color combination. It’s like magic to see what happens.
PS. I hope you don’t have to wear that brace too much longer.
You know you can fast forward
PVA IS GLUE ?????
Nelida Quintana yes, pva is glue, craft glue.
GREAT !!!! ME HUBIESE GUSTADO, VER UNA FOTO, DESPUES DE TERMINADA !!!!
Ada Pedreira thank you 😊
Ada Pedreira the section at the very end when it is on a glass turn table is when it is completed. Dry and varnished. Ready to be sold.
A lot of paint
Black ruins it sorry
Kalena, how much would you sell a pot for?
donvaledon1 it depends on the size and style of the pot. If you're interested to personally buy one, plead contact me via my Instagram @kalenaflows and I'd be pleased to discuss prices with you. As a rule of thumb they start at $15 for a small pot and go up from there based on style and size and whether or not a base is included. Thank you for asking 🙂 Kalena
Very pretty but a colossal waste of paint
Ann Decker It would certainly be a waste of paint of I didn't do anything with it, however, I create jewellery out of the dried paint skin. This is the reason why I use as much paint as I do else I'd reduce the paint.:)
Kalena Flows Sorry. I should have realized you must have had plans with all the excess paint
Ann Decker hard to know though when I don't make mention. I should show pieces I've made from each pour. You've given me a good idea, thank you 😀
Kalena....love the music, and of course your work. Seems like a bit of wasted of paint though. What if... after pouring your terra-cotta pot, give a minute then transfer to another location to dry. Slowly spin turntable, gradually increasing speed til extra paint spins into another piece of art work. I'm certainly no expert, but it seems like you might kill two birds with one stone. Good luck
That sounds like a great idea, my concern is that the colours would blend together too much as they spin out though. When doing canvases on the turntable this can happen if you spin too long. Also, I'm not sure how to get something in place to be able to spin onto it without spraying the entire room! (Not advisable in a rental home...) after numerous suggestions I am trying to work out how to get a canvas under to catch the run off paint, no success yet though so I'll have to settle for using the dry skins to make jewellery!
Thank you for your suggestion, every new idea is worth investigating.
Kalena 🙂