Paint a Mason Jar of Tulips
Paint a Mason Jar of Tulips
This Paint a Mason Jar of Tulips tutorial has been a long time in coming. It was a bear! I made so many errors in the first go around that I had to remake the entire thing. But just for your entertainment I am going to actually include that botched up video at the end of this post.
I just started a Group page for followers that paint up some of my tutorials to share their creations with me and each other.
Painting with Pamela is the name of the group (catchy isn’t it?) and if you click on the picture below it should take to you it, if you wish to join and share your paintings.
If you just want to leap into the video for painting the jar of Tulips here you go!
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Supply List:
Plaid FolkArt Acrylics (I used both Multi Surface and Regular)
you should be able to find these at you favorite hobby store, but I have links here for your convenience
Plaid Gesso Medium
Wicker White
Butter Pecan
Burnt Umber
Cardinal Red
Apple Red
Thicket
Hauser Green
True Blue
Floating Medium
12 x 12 Canvas (these are great starter canvas’, they also have higher quality choices, I bought mine at Michaels Crafts, most hobby stores carry the economy canvas’, I have friends that prefer canvas panels so you could try those too)
Brushes
Donna Dewberry Multi Pack
For the background
Loew Cornell White Nylon set
Brush Cleaning Caddy
See my post for my most used Painting Supplies for more info
Without further ado, here is my Paint Tulips in a Mason Jar video tutorial..
(one note some of these paint colors were sent to me by Plaid and some I had on hand already. Plaid has been very generously sending me new products and paint colors they are producing to try. I will be sharing some here and there as I use them. I have been using Plaid paints and products for over 15 years now and I would’ve used them any ways but I thought you should know some were sent to me free of charge for use in my projects and posts if I wish)
Please PIN and share, the more the merrier!
Here is the original painting (left) next to the final production. You can see the design differences.
And here is the video as far as I got of the original design. There are a few things I did differently but in essentials it is the same.
https://youtu.be/l1z79yr5gAU
That is all for today…Happy Painting and see you next time!
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No, in this project I use Plaid Folkart Floating Medium. There is a link in the supply list you can click on and it will take you to a photo of the product so you can see what it looks like.
When you use the medium, is it called matt medium( flow?)