McGee & Co Dupe Vase

Have you seen these beautiful aged pots that companies like Restoration Hardware and McGee & Co have? They are stunning!!! However the price isn’t!

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That led one savvy influencer Jaci Daily to get creative and her mud technique has been sweeping the internet and many DIYers have duplicated her version with stunning results. So I JUST HAD TO TRY IT!!

Let’s Try it!!!

Supplies Needed:

  • Vase or vessel

  • Spray Paint of choice (I used Flat Black by Rustoleum)

  • Dirt/sand/potting mix and water to mix

  • Rag or paper towel

  • Clear mat spray varnish (optional)

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Step 1: In a well ventilated area, spray your selected colour of spray paint. Spray enough coats to cover the vessel. Let dry

Step 2: In a container, add your dirt/sand and add enough water to create a ‘mud’ texture.

Step 3: Cover the entire vessel with the dirt/mud OR cover only the areas you want to be aged. The possibilities are endless! Let completely dry.

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Step 4: Using a rag or paper towel, wipe off the dried mud. You can take more off or leave some until you get your desired effect.

Step 5: Optional - you can seal your vessel with clear, matte varnish.

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Have you ever tried this technique??? My mind is exploding with all the different colours and surfaces I can do this on! I have a lamp that is going to get this treatment next!

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