Add one spoonful of water at a time and stir until you have a smooth paste. Take your plastic container and add one 1/4 cup of plaster of paris. The ideal ratio is 3:1 of paint to plaster of paris. (Please don't use the spoons for food purposes later!) Oh and while you’re picking up painting supplies, do yourself a favor and pick up my all-time favorite short-handled paintbrush! It’s great for furniture painting projects and detail work when cutting in on walls, and the rubber grip reduces hand fatigue. Except the measuring cup and the plastic spoon. You can get everything you need at Home Depot.
Paint mixing container - preferably clearġ/4 Cup measuring cup - which you won’t use for food items Paint of your choice - I find that sample paint pots are perfect for thisįor mixing and measuring, you’ll also need You will not be charged extra, and you’ll allow me to explore my latest crafting obsession. I may earn a small commission to fund my craft supply addiction if you use these links to make a purchase. I have tried the real deal, and honestly, I thought my DIY stuff was easier to work with, though that may have been (okay probably was) due to user error.ĭisclaimer: This blog post contains affiliate links. She sold me on the convenience of working with chalk paint & the color she used on the buffet (linked above) is just lovely! I love the convenience of DIY chalk paint because you can use whatever color your have, find on the oops shelf at Home Depot, pick out of the fan deck at the paint store. I first learned about DIY Chalk Paint from a post Sharon at Elizabeth and Co did. You need just 3 ingredients to make your own DIY Chalk paint
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