![]() You can create more texture by going opposite directions on the surface of the lamp or in a cris-cross in the shape of an x. To create a bit of texture, you want to have brush strokes. I simply applied the paint mixture with a paint brush in a thin layer and let it dry completely. Then add a ½ cup of a paint of your choice. See my full disclosure.įor the homemade chalk paint with baking soda, mix a ¼ cup of baking soda with a ¼ cup of warm water with a fork until it is mixed thoroughly and is the consistency of thin pancake batter. ![]() This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. What do you need for a thrift store lamp makeover? ![]() I had used this before to transform a few projects which you can see in this Youtube video. I felt that was a little too chunky for this project so I decided to use baking soda instead which gives a much softer look. I have used plater of Paris to transform DIY clay pots and also on thrift store vase makeovers and I really liked the look. If you ever wondered how to redo a lamp base, I’ve got a super easy DIY project for you! This upcycled ceramic lamp base is done with homemade chalk paint made with baking soda. When I found this lamp at a local thrift store for $7.50 I fell in love with the shape and size just not the color but I knew how to make it my own. Have you ever seen something on line or in a store and really like the look but didn’t want to spend the money? Me too! I’ve seen beautiful lamps at Pottery Barn and West Elm but they are so expensive. ![]() Do you like the look of aged pottery lamps but not the price? Come see how I used homemade chalk paint to give an ugly thrift store lamp a farmhouse makeover. ![]()
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