You heard that right! Join Amy as she and Chef Josh show you how they make their very own resin charcuterie boards. Scroll below to find all of the products you will need for this fabulous DIY that will have all of your guests talking!

Tap the video below for a step-by-step guide on how to make your very own custom charcuterie board:

Shop The Products They Used:

•  Acrylic Glacier Resin Parts A & B
•  Mica Powder
•  Liquid Pigments
•  Alcohol Inks
• Artist Brush

Additional Supplies:

•  Wooden Canvas
•  91% Rubbing Alcohol 

Watch these videos to help you on your Resin crafting journey:

Wait! Before you throw out that one piece that has been collecting dust in a far off corner, watch this. Sonja shows you how she took old candlesticks and gave them a statement finish.

 Shop What She Used:

• Clean Slate
• Palace Gray One Step Paint
• Chelsea Square One Step Paint
• Light Antiquing Wax
• Pompeii Grey Pigment Powder

 HOW TO

Step One: Clean With Clean Slate

Step Two: Apply A Base Coat Of Palace Grey One Step Paint

Step Three: Wipe Away The Paint From The Gold Areas So The Gold Shines Through

Step Four: Dab On Chelsea Square One Step Paint With Sponge Applicator Wrapped In A Lint-Free Rag. 

Step Five: Apply Light Antiquing Wax With A Light Hand And Allow To Dry Until Tacky.

Step Six: Rub On Pompeii Grey Pigment Powder

Step 7: Enjoy The Bragging Rights!

Watch as Blanca from Furniture With Imagination shows you how she took thrift store vases and turned them into timeless pieces...

Shop What She Used:

•  Clean Slate
•  Bauhaus Buff One Step Paint
•  One Step Paint in a grey of your choice!
•  Venetian Plaster
•  Chip Brush
• Java One Step Paint
• One Step Paint in a taupe color of your choice

Additional Supplies:

• Vases
• Sand Paper

HOW TO

Step One

Clean Vase With Clean Slate 

Step Two

Apply Bauhaus Buff One Step Paint To Vase As A Primer

Cover the vessel completely. She used a synthetic brush for this step. Allow the paint to dry.

Step Three

 Add Venetian Plaster To A Grey One Step Paint

Add four to five spoonfuls of One Step Paint to a bowl. Add a scoop cup of Venetian Plaster to the bowl and mix. You may need to add water to the mixture if mixture is too thick. The mixture should look like sheet rock.

Step Four

Dab Mixture On With Chip Brush

Cover the entire vessel with the dabbing motion. Let this dry.

Step Five

Sand Down Vase

Step Six

Use Java One Step Paint And Apply To Base Of Vase With A Dabbing Motion

Don't cover the entire vessel with this paint. Only the bottom of the vessel should be covered.

Step Seven

Use A Taupe One Step Paint Color And Apply To Top Of Base With A Dabbing Motion

Don't cover the entire vessel with this paint. Only the top of the vessel should be covered.

Step Eight

Dip Brush In Water And Continue Dabbing Motion To Help Blend Colors

Supplies Needed:

Additional Supplies:

Directions

Step One: Clean Area With Clean Slate

Step Two:  Use Roller Brush And Paint The Large Areas

Step Three: Using The Angled Brush, Brush The Smaller Areas

Step Four: Let Dry

Step Five: Repeat Steps Two And Three Until Area Is Completely Covered

Step Six: Let Dry

Step Seven: Seal With Matte Sealer

BEFORE

AFTER

Did you know that we have various online workshops here at Amy Howard At Home? Explore our different workshops and find which one is right for you!

Rescue Restore Redecorate Workshop

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Whether you want to learn how to flip Facebook Marketplace finds or just spruce up a few of your own pieces, the RRR Workshop is for you! Paint alongside Amy Howard as she teaches you the best techniques for painting furniture!

What will you learn:

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• Learn the correct way to paint furniture
• How to clean and repair furniture
• What tools to use for your projects
• How to age your pieces with wax
• Paint actual samples using 3 different techniques
• How to clean your brushes 

Milk Paint 101 Workshop

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What will you learn:

•  Learn the history of milk paint
• The difference between chalk and milk paint
• What surfaces you can use milk paint on
•  Paint actual samples alongside Amy using 3 different techniques
• How to layer your milk paint colors & create depth
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The Inner Circle is the place where Amy spills all the details – secrets on how she has taken 6 different businesses from ideas to fully-scaled operations doing over 7 figures respectively. Many of you are in the season of your life where you are ready to give up your 8-5 and forge a new life on your own terms. Join Amy each month for two live workshops within The Inner Circle where you will learn to build a business at the same time as continuing to learn, paint, build your finishes, and develop your skills.

What will you receive each month:

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• Two Zoom Workshops With Amy Per Month
• High Quality Training Videos
• Private Facebook Group Access
• An All Inclusive PDF Each Month

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Let 2022 be the year that you step outside of your comfort zone! Have you been wanting to try something new but don't know where to start? That's where we come in! Scroll below to find step-by-step videos on how to use our products!

HOW TO: Image Transfer

Wondering how to use our Copycat Transfer? Check out this video below?

HOW TO: Lacquer Furniture

Have you been wanting to lacquer a piece of furniture? What's stopping you? Watch this tutorial for help!

HOW TO: Paint Your Vanity

This is your sign to paint your bathroom vanity!

HOW TO: Fireplace Makeover

Give your fireplace a complete makeover!

HOW TO: Tigers Eye Design

Wondering how to create a tigers eye design? This video is for you!

Give your furniture a quick and easy face life with this whitewash technique! Wow your guests with a simple accent door. Find out how in the video below!

Shop What She Used:

•  Bauhaus Buff
•  Frankly Scarlet 
•  Cerusing Wax
•  Birds and Branches Mesh Stencil
• Brush

HOW TO

Step One

Apply Cerusing Wax With A Brush

Remove excess with a rag and let dry..

Step Two

Paint The Outside Of The Piece With A Light Hand With Bauhaus Buff

Your brush should have very little paint on it.

Step Three

Paint The Inside Of The Piece With Bauhaus Buff

Step Four

Paint The Inside Of The Doors With Frankly Scarlet

Step Five 

Apply Mesh Stencil 

Step Six

Use Sponge To Apply Bauhaus Buff On Top Of Stencil 

Step Seven

Remove Stencil

Enjoy The Bragging Rights!

Christmas is just around the corner and our 2021 Holiday Gift Guide is here to help! With six different categories, you are sure to find something to help with your Christmas shopping. Happy Shopping!

Under $15

• High Performance Lacquer
• Brushes 
• Waxes: Mind Your Own Beeswax, Cerusing Wax, Liming Wax, Embellishing Wax
• 4oz Milk Paint

Under $30

• Clean Slate
• 16oz One Step Paint
• Select Stencils: Geo, Woodgrain, Toile, Moroccan Influence, Pixie Stix, and More!

Under $100

• Milk Paint 101 Workshop Kit

Restoration Junkie

• Cracked Patina
• Antiquing Glaze
• Venetian Plaster
• Furniture Tonic

The Beginner

• Rescue, Restore, Redecorate Book
• A Maker's Guide Book
• Rescue Restore Redecorate Workshop Bundle

Splurge

• Amy's Inner Circle
• Old World Finishing Course
• Color Of The Month Club Subscription 

This DIY project is here just in time to freshen up your dining room chairs for the new year. Watch as Mary Corrado Interiors shows you how to paint and stencil your chairs. Use our collection of Mesh Stencils to create beautiful designs that would have cost you a fortune. Shop what she used below...

Shop What She Used:

French Blue One Step Paint

Chip Brush

Metallic Gold ChalkART

Slow As Molasses ChalkART

Queen Bee Mesh Stencil

French Script Mesh Stencil

Matte Sealer

Additional Supplies:

Sand Paper

HOW TO

Step One: Remove The Seat From Your Chair + Mist Surface With Spray Bottle

Step Two: Paint Surface With One Step Paint in French Blue.

You will likely need two coats, let each coat dry in between.

Step Three: Between Coats, Sand Surface Lightly

Step Four: Apply Second Coat & Let Dry

Step Five: Sand Surface Once More

Step Six: Lay Down Mesh Stencil And Press So It Adheres To Your Surface

Step Seven: Apply ChalkART To Stencil With A Squeegee Or Spreader

You don't need a ton of product! Put some product on your tool and press it through the Mesh Stencil.

Step Eight: Keep Adding Your Stencils Until You Are Happy With The Design

Once your stencil designs have dried, sand your surface.

Step Nine: Apply Two Coats Of Matte Sealer

Tip: If you want a softer feel, wax your chair after the sealer dries with Mind Your Own Beeswax. Apply the wax and buff. 

Let Your Matte Sealer Dry & Start Enjoying The Bragging Rights!

Get your home ready for entertaining with a kitchen transformation! Our customers blow us away every day with their before and after pictures, that could be you. Save time and money by using our One Step Paint! No need to sand, strip, or prime when using One Step Paint. We can't wait for you to be Enjoying The Bragging Rights!

Don't know where to start?

We have a whole Kitchen Transformation Summit with TEN videos that show you exactly how to paint your cabinets, floors, create a new backsplash and so much more. Order it now for only $24.99!

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Ready to get painting? Order our Beginner Kit! 

Choose your shade of One Step Paint and we'll carefully pack your Beginner Kit just for you! The Beginner Kit includes Clean Slate, a 32oz can of the One Step Paint of your choice, Mind Your Own Beeswax, and an assortment of tools! 

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