Welcome back to another blog in our Kitchen Series. Today, Cindy shows us how she waxes her painted cabinets for protection.

 Shop What She Used:

• Mind Your Own Beeswax

Additional Supplies:

• Lent-Free Rag
• Steel Wool

HOW TO

Step One

Watch The Video Below To Learn How To Prep Your Cabinets For Painting Or Tap Here For The Blog Post

Step Two 

Watch The Video Below To Learn How To Paint Your Cabinets With One Step Paint Or Tap Here For The Blog Post

Step Three

Squeeze Wax Onto A Lent-Free Rag

Step Four

Apply Wax To Cabinet Door

Step Five

Let Dry And Then Buff With Your Lent-Free Rag In A Circular Motion.

Step Six

Buff Again But With Steel Wool This Time Going With The Grain

BEFORE

AFTER

Looking for a weekend project? Look no further! From dated to modern farmhouse, Kathy from Broaken Roads shows how she took a plain, wooden rolling island, and transformed it with a chic modern farmhouse look. Watch her short 20 minute video to learn how to do it yourself!

Shop What She Used For This Stunning Transformation:

•  Clean Slate
•  Brushes
•  Weybridge White One Step Paint
•  Manor Gate One Step Paint
•  Glazed Over
•  Matte Sealer
•  Mind Your Own Beeswax

Can You Believe This Transformation?

From This

To This (in a few simple steps!)

We can't wait to see what you create!

Furniture can be documented back to Egyptian times for wrapping furniture in linen and plaster. The artisan technique can add a texture and relief like no other finish. Our Plaster Wrap allows you to add unique texture to your next piece. Just wet, apply, and add a finish on top for a beautiful old world look.

Directions:

Wet the linen wrap with a moist sponge and apply or cut to size. Do not overlap. Pounce with a wet round brush to moisten and dry in place. Sand after drying and paint with Amy Howard At Home One Step Paint and apply Milk Paint for a textured antiqued finish.

Let Amy teach you her secrets. Watch the video below:

Shop Our NEW Product Here:

• Caproni Plaster Wrap

We cannot wait to see what you create!

Have you ever wanted to try our Milk Paint? We get it, it can be a little daunting. Let us help guide you on how to take your furniture and give it a timeless finish with our Milk Paint! 

Shop Our Milk Paint Here

Our Toscana Milk Paint allows you to easily recreate the iconic historic patina found on European antiques. Each carefully curated pigment is sourced from Italy and the South of France to provide superior finish, color, and vibrancy. Whether you are a beginner or an expert purist, you are sure to fall in love with Amy’s favorite finish!

 Watch These Videos To Help You On Your Milk Paint Journey

Do you love leaf but want to give it a more aged quality? Watch as Mary from Mary Corrado Interiors shows how to achieve an antiqued silver look on this transformed table.

Shop What She Used:

•  Clean Slate
•  English Walnut Gel Stain
•  Light Wax
•  Dark Wax
•  Dust Of Ages
•  Chip Brush

 Learn More About Our Gel Stain Here

Learn More About Our Dust Of Ages Here

We Can't Wait To See What You Will Create!

Have you been wanting to start your own furniture selling business, but don't know where to start? Sonja from Socks On A Rooster is here to help! In just eight minutes, Sonja shows you her go to finish for furniture pieces. This simple and easy finish is sure to wow your customers. We can't wait to see what you create!

Shop What She Used:

• Linen One Step Paint Paint
• Bauhaus Buff One Step Paint
• Cerusing Wax 

 From A Piece That Had Been Thrown Out...

To This Beautiful Neutral Finish! This Piece Is Ready To Go To Its New Home.

Give cabinets, tabletops, counters, and more a faux marble design that looks authentic. Watch as Sonja from Socks On A Rooster walks you through step by step how to create this marble look with One Step Paint.

Shop What She Used:

•  One Step Paint: Sonja used Ballet White, Windsor, Holey Moley, and Linen
•  Glazed Over
•  Gilding Size
•  Gold Leaf
•  Mind Your Own Beeswax

Additional Supplies:

• Sponge Roller
• Sponge Brush
• Soft Cloths
• Turkey Feather
• Wood
• Mixing Cups

From This

To This

Watch these videos to help build your confidence!

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