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.
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
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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!
Take your finishes to the next level by learning how to use Milk Paint alongside Amy Howard. Whether you want to learn how to flip Facebook Marketplace finds or just spruce up a few of your own pieces, the Milk Paint Workshop is for you!
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
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.
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!
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!
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...
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Don't know where to start?
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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!
It's time to freshen up for the new year! Blanca from Furniture With Imagination is going to show you how she used Toscana Milk Paint to transform this dresser into a treasure.
Scroll down to shop what Blanca used!
HOW TO
Step One: Clean Piece With Clean Slate
Step Two: Cover Drawers With One Coat Of Dunavant Green One Step Paint
(You can skip this step and opt to sand the piece instead)
Step Three: Let Drawers Dry
Step Four: Mix Three Parts "Topiary" And One Part "Noir" Milk Paints With One Part Water
Step Five: Apply Milk Paint To Drawers
(Paint will be watery. Lay furniture flat to ensure your piece will not have water droplets.)
Step Six: Let Drawers Dry
Step Seven: Mix Your "Venetian Brown" and "As All Get Out" Milk Paints
Step Eight: Use Sea Sponge To Apply "Venetian Brown" Milk Paint
Step Nine: Take "As All Get Out "Milk Paint And Paint On Top Of Wet Milk Paint
Step Ten: Let Drawers Dry
Step Eleven: Apply Antiquing Glaze With Sea Sponge
Step Twelve: Let Drawers Dry
Step Thirteen: Load Brush With Light Wax And Offload On Cardboard
Step Fourteen: Apply Light Wax To Drawers
Step Fifteen: Repeat Steps Thirteen And Fourteen With Dark Wax
Step Sixteen: Sand The Piece
Step Seventeen: Apply Cerusing Wax Everywhere But The Drawers
Step Eighteen: Wait 10 Minutes Then Buff Piece
Step Nineteen: Once Piece Is Dry Add Drawers Back In & Start Enjoying The Bragging Rights!
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