Baking powder paint

Have you used the baking powder paint technique yet? It's a cheap and easy way to create your own matte chaulk paint to use on all sorts of things

DIY tutorial for how to create an antique-look "found" vase, pot, or lamp using paint, baking soda, mud, and chalk

Learning how to make color powder can be done with our tips and guides. However, it is easier just to buy our color powder packets online.

How to make DIY textured paint by mixing baking soda into your paint, will give your paintable objects the look of beautiful pottery!

DIY Powder Paint from leftover pieces of sidewalk chalk! You can use it for a variety of other projects. My preschooler just loves sidewalk chalk!!

The 'magic' of baking soda and paint!

A few months ago, some videos of vases being painted with baking soda went viral. So, I did an experiment by painting three different vases three different ways, to see how important baking soda really was. Read on to learn how to paint a vase (or just paint glass!) with and without baking soda for

Chalk Finished Paint In A Few Easy Steps - Are we the only ones who didn't know this genius latex paint trick? #DIY #PaintTricks #Painting #Furniture

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HOW TO MAKE BAKING POWDER PAINT / EASY DIY TEXTURED PAINT RECIPEDo you want to make some fantastic textured paint ? Have you tried to make Baking Powder pai...

Turn any outdated piece into a ceramic masterpiece! I choose a clear glass flower pot! Once you choose your piece and your color, you can create this look on almost anything! This is a simple, cheap, and quick project for anyone looking to upgrade some old pieces! MaterialsYou only need a few materials for this simple project! Choose your piece that you want painted, and after that you'll need; acrylic paint (any color), baking powder, a paintbrush, a bowl, a spoon, and a measuring u…

Make the paint mixture. I found 1 part baking powder to 3 parts paint to be the ideal consistency for me and the look I was going for, but feel free to play around to reach a consistency you like. You can also use plaster of paris instead of baking soda. Baking soda will give you a softer, more forgiving texture whereas plaster will give you a texture that is a little more bold and defined.

Edible Gold Paint & Edible Silver Paint 👩🏼‍🍳✨ In today's video I show you how simple it is to make edible gold paint! This technique can be applied to any color of paint you'd like, all you need is an edible powder. In fact, finding the edible metallic powder just might be the hardest part of all this! Check out my video on which edible gold powder is the best!

A simple preschool craft idea - make these beautiful rainbow luminaries with just a few items! A great spring activity for kids.

Have you heard of "Trash to Terracotta"? Geneva Vanderzeil from Collective Gen created a paint and baking powder recipe to transform old vases into textured cer…

Out of baking powder? Make your own at home using just three simple ingredients! This shelf-stable homemade baking powder is perfect for all your baking needs and takes just seconds to mix up.

Crafting Paint Recipes Bundle Book Includes 11 of my favorite paint recipes for you to print off for your reference: CHALK PAINT CHALKBOARD PAINT BAKING SODA PAINT BAKING POWDER PAINT COFFEE GRIND PAINT TEXTURE PASTE ONE STEP PAINT SAND PAINT SAW DUST PAINT HOMEMADE GESSO SALT WASH PAINT

The cleaning experts at HGTV share 20 unique ways to use baking soda around the home.