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@@paulettenadeau7145 WOW thank you so much, that's really kind of you!! That just brightened my day, I appreciate that!! 💛😊

@@melissapoole8580 Oh wow!!💛 Thank you so much!!☺️ That's really kind of you, I appreciate that!!

@@melissapoole8580 💛💛😊Thank you!! That's really kind!! I'm not sure if Hemlock is offered mainly here on the West Coast or if it's in other stores around the country. But hopefully they will have a size that's similar to this trim in some variety of wood.🤞🤞

@@suzip5474 Wow thank you!!😊💛 I appreciate that!!

@@raneljulien Thank you so much, I appreciate that!!😊

@@jakeshufflez Thank you!!😊 Yep and even though I showed a gray and tan range on this, you could use any colors range with this technique!👍🏻

@@sipntools Thank you, I'm so happy it was helpful!!💛 That's super exciting! I hope you have fun with your project!!😊

@therefurbishedlife I definitely know who to ask if I have any questions, and I just followed you on IG too 🫡.

@@ad2483 True! You could just purchase wooden veneer to attach if the wood is not in good condition like on this project, but veneer is a bit pricey. Much more simple process on nice existing wood though! 👍🏻

@@smartcarfor2 depends on how much depth you want. Technically if you have a base color with great adhesion or primer in it already then you could skip primer then you could just do base color, graining layer, (muting cream color is optional after that) then stain, and topcoat. You could even shorten the stain step if you have a poly+stain combo.

😊Thank you!! I appreciate that!

Yep it was! 😊

😊Thank you!!

@@shahzadsafdar6286 😊Thank you!!!

@@brittany6954 haha! True, its more the DIY'rs that would have paint around😄 but the good thing is that people don't have to buy the spendy sets online to do this💸 😊 Thanks for watching, happy crafting!!🙌🏻

💛😊Thank you Cameron! You absolutely could do it!!💯

WOW 💛💛 Thank you so much for your kind words! You brightened my day!! 😊

Thank you!!💛 I appreciate that! 😊

@@AlenBeals Thank you Linda!!💛😊 That's really kind, I appreciate that!!!

@@cookiemarie9960 oh I let the paint dry before applying top coat, but there were a bit of patchy areas which can happen sometimes if the paint is drying too fast and you're trying to lay it down as quick as you can sometimes the texture will come up different in different areas because it didn't have enough drying time to level out evenly, so then it becomes overworked while it's trying to dry. So because of that problem on the top, I laid down the topcoat because that will create an even finish again👍🏻😊 sorry about not filming the whole top, it's a repeat for every section, you work in one strip at a time apply it everywhere on one strip and finish each off by starting at one side of the dresser and not picking it up until you finish on the other side and then touch up any drips on the sides. I always wet the sponge before I use it in the beginning and then wring it out totally, and then apply thin coats, and this will prevent any texture ridges. You should only go over each section to lay it down initially and then go over max once or twice from one side to the other without lifting it up and then move onto the next row. And that way it will prevent it from drying up because once you keep going over an area once it starts drying up you'll create that texture again. This is the method I use on almost all of my furniture tops. I'll link a video here for you to watch the process more if you'd like, hopefully it helps!😊 How To Paint LAMINATE & PARTICLE BOARD|| IKEA Furniture Makeover! th-cam.com/video/01-u-I7vhyc/w-d-xo.html

@@LESHAUNWILL 🥰Thank you!!! 💛🫶

@@LESHAUNWILL Thank you so much!! 💛😊 Totally agree 💯 this was an after Halloween clearance item I picked up a few years back, LOVE thrifting!! 😄

💛💛Wow thank you!!! That's really kind, I appreciate that!!😊

@@LESHAUNWILL Wow thank you!!!🥰 I really appreciate!!💛💛💛

@@Audrey-km9in Thank you!! 😊 That's really kind of you to say! 💛 I learn a lot from messing up haha I'll try the correct way next time!😄

@@candacewalsh8726 WOW thank you!!💛💛💛That's really kind of you to say, I appreciate that!! That brightened my day😊 For the paint colors, I wish I had exact names for you, but all the paints I used were mistint paints on clearance. For the sides, I used Behr brand in a khaki color, mixed with a brown sample paint to try to get it to a shade that was similar to the wood (and then after that's dry I did random swipes here and there of the lighter color paint that I use on the drawer fronts and the top) Then for the wash, I used a mistinted Benjamin Moore paint in a cream tone mixed with the calcium carbonate to give it that extra chalky finish.

@@Plazman Thank you!! 😊 I really appreciate that!! You're right, particleboard and MDF don't typically last as long as solid wood depending on who the owner is. The woman who bought this is using it partially as a decorative piece and doesn't have little kids so it will probably last quite a long time😊 My predicament on doing this on solid wood is that people tend to get mad when you paint solid wood furniture haha, it's kind of a win some and lose some thing 😄 I am currently brainstorming this vibe on a solid wood dresser I have though actually! 😊

@@tk_404 Hi! Nope, it's not. It's a color called Vermont slate in the Advance line by Benjamin Moore. It's a waterborne Alkyd Enamel, good strong stuff!😊 Here's the full video of that project if you want to take a look at the steps and products! th-cam.com/video/NKIhAhpO2tY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=GgTtmhag5TDf43ms

@@fernmaraminsky9130 💛💛Thank you!!😊

@@Wistfulfaedream Wow thank you so much!!! That's really kind, I appreciate that!!💛💛 I haven't done this look on IKEA or Amazon furniture, but I think that's a great idea and could definitely be done! Especially if you wanted to give it a Pottery Barn faux wood look over everything if you're working with particle board/MDF furniture, that would really transform it! I do really like to get those basic flat furniture frames (like IKEA/Amazon) when I can snatch them up on FBMP, they're like a nice empty template with tons of possibilities! 😊

@@mariaflorzinha1 💛💛😊

@@KayHumes Thank you!!! 💛😊

@@deanagallatin6974 Thank you so much!!!💛 The lighting is a little tricky, but it's a mix of a green color called Hidden Falls by Benjamin Moore and some black😊

@@katalintorok2538 Thank you so much! 💛I really appreciate that!! 😊 That's super helpful, thank you!! I'd never heard of that. I just looked it up, it sounds great!! And more cost-effective than using wood filler on large areas! 👌🏻😊

@@cameron_thomas9592 💛💛Thank you so much Cameron!!! 🤗 I will keep my eyes out!!!🥰

@@readingwithgrams9484 I didn't want to spend the time and money to drape and tape around the whole drawers and also the inside of the frame where each of the drawers go if I was to have them outside of the dresser. So for this project it was easier to just touch up the rims afterwards 😊

@@aking2974 Thank you so much!!😊

Oh I'm sorry!! 😕

@@whereilive. Thank you!!😊 I appreciate that!!

Haha! Yes I will be visiting you guys soon! I love that paint!!😂 And thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words!!😊

Thank you!!☺️💛

💛💛Thank you!!!😊

Thank you!!💛 I was relieved the mix worked out! 😅😊

The original state of the dresser had much more damaged than I show this short, many wood filler areas all over the piece, but I did my best to bring back the base😊

I would tend to agree, but the finished piece looks decent.

@@shahzadsafdar6286 😊Thank you!!!

@@WatchMomFlip Thank you!!💛 I really appreciate that!!😊

@@briemills9209 Thank you!! I appreciate that!! 😊 I used DAS modeling clay meant for sculpting projects, like this. It dries very, very hard. The texture when it dries and the density feels like the faux wood decor on the fronts of old dressers. There were a lot of questions about the clay though because I think people are used to seeing Walmart type clay (which dries brittle) so I made a quick little video demonstrating how hard it is if you want to see!😊 Is it strong enough? 🤔 Clay Flowers On Dresser #shorts #diy #art #furniture #home th-cam.com/users/shortsrCJvzqTnyzI?feature=share