DIY Gold Painted Crockery
Decorative items for the home are some of my favourite DIY projects to do. Particularly if they involve metallics! This painted crockery projection is actually affordable, but gives some really fashionable results.
View in gallery Hither'due south what y'all will need to make a painted polka dot mug and a scalloped bowl:
- Apparently white mug
- Plain white basin
- Gold Porcelain Paint (nutrient safety)
- Paintbrush
- Ring Reinforcement stickers
View in gallery If you have rubbing alcohol, yous can wipe the surface of the crockery to ensure it is free from clay and grease. Or wash the mug and bowl with hot soapy water and dry thoroughly.
Begin past sticking the ring stickers onto the surface of the mug. I placed mine randomly, but adequately evenly spaced.
View in gallery For the bowl, I cut each ring sticker in one-half and placed them along the rim of the bowl, all the fashion around.
View in gallery Paint around 4 coats of the porcelain paint in the centre of each band. For the bowl, I also painted the within.
View in gallery At first, it might look a little streaky. Keep applying coats of paint allowing each i to dry out and the saturation will build.
View in gallery Once all your pigment is dry, carefully peel off the ring stickers and touch on up whatsoever mistakes with a fine paintbrush. After 24 hours, you should bake the crockery in the oven according to the instructions on the pigment pot. This baking volition set the pattern and allow information technology to adhere permanently to the crockery.
View in gallery You tin use your bowl for jewellery if you lot similar!
View in gallery I love this project as you can really transform plain ceramics with metallic paint – they look a lot more expensive once you lot have finished!
View in gallery You could fifty-fifty endeavour this project with children and cull some primary colour paints for a cheery juice cup or plate.
I promise you have enjoyed this DIY today! I too tried a golden striped vase with this paint which you can find here.
Source: https://www.homedit.com/gold-painted-crockery/
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