Love this so much, I think this shorter format is great. Using shellac and joint compound terms instead of branded terms almost makes it more accessible. Really looking forward to your content in the new year. 🎉🎉
Oh, Brandy!! Thank you for taking this leap!! I can really see now, how hamstrung you were in what you could really teach us. This was a video that answered so many questions I have had and now I am ready for my own leap!!! Completely devoted to following you!! Thank you!!!
YES GIRL!!! SO SO VERY HAPPY FOR YOU! You seem alot more relaxed just doing your thing now, so keep doing what you're doing! I'm not one usually for commenting on your posts (but I do like them & love them loads obviously) but I thought it was probably time to stand behind this amazing woman that is you Brandy & hope that by you reading all the lovely comments that have been left for you will help to build you back up again. Don't be afraid, you are such a talent & those that follow & like your work will carry on doing so 🤷🏼♀️ BTW never really realized you would need to shellac over the stencil, top tip 😉 Sláinte to your good self from Sue in Ireland 💚
OH Brandy this is stunning and I so enjoyed this video...this reminds me when I began watching you 2.5 years ago when you were working in your garage alot before the new house....I love how it looks like lace placed on the dresser I am going to send you one of my Damask stencils I did with White Mud tinted with Voodoo Up in Smoke
That transfer is gorgeous. I can understand why it's not available for the public. Everybody's painting furniture and using the same transfers and stencils. This way, a serious, professional painter/vendor can create something original. But that transfer is enviable.
Absolutely gorgeous!! Thx for the tip re the shellac as a barrier. I’m always worried about reactivating the mud when painting over it. I actually used clear coat on a piece that required a lot of repairs and feared reactivating it. Confession: I actually purchased just two transfers (fr a retailer) when the new release happened, both were your designs and I’m in love with both. So I am glad you released this video bc it helps with an idea as to placement, applying it (because it is so large), etc, Can’t wait to see what’s new for you in 2022!! Happy New Year!
WOW a really pretty piece. I've only just recently started using multi finishes, painting techniques and transfers on the same pieces. I'm not working on furniture at this point. I love how you went back over the raised stencils with the white was.....a small but noticeable difference. I always learn at least one difference making technique from watching you.....BTW you're fun to watch too. Thanks!
You can make your own paste for raised stencils by mixing elmers /PVA/craft glue with baby powder. Works a treat - soft enough to spread but really hardwearing.
This piece is amazing !! I love everything about this piece. A transfer really does make a piece of furniture unique and a one of a kind piece. Thanks Brandy for another great learning video.
Hi! I love this! I wanted to ask that if I don´t have Shellac spray then what substance I could use after raised stencil if I want to blend my color? Thank you!
Beautiful!! Just beautiful!! Thanks for the tip about sealing the raised stencil with Shelac before adding paint🥰. Should you do that no matter what you use for the raised stencil?
@@BrushedbyBrandy That's unfortunate as you created a very beautiful transfer! The dresser is lovely! Always love your work and vision. And, I just want to squish that Ginger girl. She is adorable!
I can no longer support that brand or its products and won't recommend them to my followers, but do leave the videos up to learn from and am offering alternate product options
I've been waiting for someone to come out with a Chandelier transfer for so long. Its Beautiful.
This was my design but is not available
@@BrushedbyBrandy its Gorgeous, Brandy.
@@thebrushedboutique9075 thank you!
Just LOVELY!!!! I think I'd have a problem with the BLENDING OF THE PAINTS though.
It's definitely easier on smaller areas and can start with 2 colors just to get a feel
I love that you will be using different products and sharing alternatives. As always your creativity blows me away.
I love that you're expanding our knowledge with different products as well
It's definitely a good thing!
Love this so much, I think this shorter format is great. Using shellac and joint compound terms instead of branded terms almost makes it more accessible. Really looking forward to your content in the new year. 🎉🎉
That's good to hear! Those are things I use, can just say it now 😉
Omg, I love the transfer you’re using so much!!! I hope it becomes available to the public one day! 😍
Oh, Brandy!! Thank you for taking this leap!! I can really see now, how hamstrung you were in what you could really teach us. This was a video that answered so many questions I have had and now I am ready for my own leap!!! Completely devoted to following you!! Thank you!!!
Yes, it was a really tough choice, sad that it had to happen, but excited to start the new year with new products. Thank you for sticking by!
@@BrushedbyBrandy I think by being able to use different products will take you to the sky and beyond! 😀💕
Hi Brandy! Just wanted to say thankyou for all your help and inspiration...my life will never be the same since discovering your channel...😁😘
YES GIRL!!! SO SO VERY HAPPY FOR YOU! You seem alot more relaxed just doing your thing now, so keep doing what you're doing! I'm not one usually for commenting on your posts (but I do like them & love them loads obviously) but I thought it was probably time to stand behind this amazing woman that is you Brandy & hope that by you reading all the lovely comments that have been left for you will help to build you back up again. Don't be afraid, you are such a talent & those that follow & like your work will carry on doing so 🤷🏼♀️
BTW never really realized you would need to shellac over the stencil, top tip 😉
Sláinte to your good self from Sue in Ireland 💚
Wow what a beautiful piece of work
Thanks!
I am learning so much from you Brandy, thank you.
The transfer is gorgeous Is the work is fabulous..😍
Just lovely Brandi. Love to learn from you! Have a blessed day 🌹
Wow the raised reliefs are beautiful
I’m sold. Totally kicking myself for having passed on a cabinet like that. Came out gorgeous.
Just an amazing piece! So beautiful!!!
Luv this! Thank you so much. One of my favorites, short, sweet, and just a great instructional video.
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! I am inspired ALWAYS by your work. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for all your great tutorials and hard work!
OH Brandy this is stunning and I so enjoyed this video...this reminds me when I began watching you 2.5 years ago when you were working in your garage alot before the new house....I love how it looks like lace placed on the dresser I am going to send you one of my Damask stencils I did with White Mud tinted with Voodoo Up in Smoke
It reminds me of those times too, much less restricted. Same messy garage 😂
What a beautiful transfer!!!
Thank you! It was my design 😔
That transfer is gorgeous. I can understand why it's not available for the public. Everybody's painting furniture and using the same transfers and stencils. This way, a serious, professional painter/vendor can create something original. But that transfer is enviable.
Thank you, it was my design
Amazing result!
I love rococo flourishes and choice of colour perfect.
The transfer is beautiful!!!!!!!
It would have been, was my design
Wow Brandy. What a beautiful piece!! I didn’t expect this to turn out as gorgeous as it did…..but. I should have known, right!!🥰❤️🔥
Absolutely gorgeous!! Thx for the tip re the shellac as a barrier. I’m always worried about reactivating the mud when painting over it. I actually used clear coat on a piece that required a lot of repairs and feared reactivating it.
Confession: I actually purchased just two transfers (fr a retailer) when the new release happened, both were your designs and I’m in love with both. So I am glad you released this video bc it helps with an idea as to placement, applying it (because it is so large), etc, Can’t wait to see what’s new for you in 2022!! Happy New Year!
A few people got them before they were pulled, I suspect they'll do something less that upstanding and remove my name now
Stunning!!
Just beautiful
I'm still watching your videos ty
Thank you!
You are so talented.
Very interesting techniques, thanks for sharing your knowledge. Beautiful piece.
WOW a really pretty piece. I've only just recently started using multi finishes, painting techniques and transfers on the same pieces. I'm not working on furniture at this point. I love how you went back over the raised stencils with the white was.....a small but noticeable difference. I always learn at least one difference making technique from watching you.....BTW you're fun to watch too. Thanks!
Love this look....So elegant 🥰👍
You can make your own paste for raised stencils by mixing elmers /PVA/craft glue with baby powder. Works a treat - soft enough to spread but really hardwearing.
Absolutely Gorgeous!!!
It’s gorgeous, thanks so much for showing how to do it. I love the transfer but I understand why it’s not available ❤️
It's too bad how it all went down ❤
What a stunning piece! I love everything about this! 😘❤️
Watching you paint always leaves me feeling inspired and relaxed, thank you...beautiful as always❤️
Nicely done!
I love this piece. Its adorable and extremely pretty. You are very clever.
Just beautiful,thank you so much.
Wow, Gorgeous!!! What proof that it is all in the details. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely gorgeous !
Happy New Year Brandy and family !!!
This is gorgeous! Wow….love the different techniques you used. Way to go! 🥳
Luv ur tutorial…. Great tip about wax over stencil …. Stunning look!!! Thanks for sharing
I love this transfer, will it ever be available to the public? Happy New Year to you from Murfreesboro Tennessee
This was my design and will not be available to my knowledge
Gorgeous, stunning! Happy New Year to you and your family. Hugs to Ginger, Scooter says hi!
Sooo good! Love it!😊
Beautiful work as usual
This piece is amazing !! I love everything about this piece. A transfer really does make a piece of furniture unique and a one of a kind piece. Thanks Brandy for another great learning video.
Gorgeous!!
OMG...love this technique!
Beautiful!!!
Wish i had the guts to try the same technique 😏
Looks amazing 🥰
Could even pull certain things out and try them one at a time
Beautiful xx
beautiful!
So beautiful 🤩
Love dog. You look good. Lost weight? Happy New Year to you and your families!!!
Probably my stress diet, not recommended 🙃
@@BrushedbyBrandy be happy the New Years coming.
Love this! Thank you.
Gorgeous! 🤩 Thanks for all of your sharing of knowledge and expertise. - I’m not finding the transfer links/info?! 🤔 😕
Thanks so much
Gorgeous
Love this
Thank you!
Hi! I love this! I wanted to ask that if I don´t have Shellac spray then what substance I could use after raised stencil if I want to blend my color? Thank you!
A spray acrylic will work, just need to form a barrier
Amazing!
Beautiful!! Just beautiful!! Thanks for the tip about sealing the raised stencil with Shelac before adding paint🥰. Should you do that no matter what you use for the raised stencil?
It creates a barrier so it doesn't reactivate with paint. Not all products reactivate like a mud does
So the clear coat didn’t disturb the wax? I’ve been looking for a video that has clear coat over gilding wax and everything says not to do that.
I love it!
Do you have any problems with the raised stencil flaking or breaking off in the future of normal wear and tare
Do you have a link for the shellac you used? Also is there any other sealers I can use in replace of the shellac?
Very Nice…
I'm hoping you would be doing more Victorian style.
Love it!!!
Love it
Why is the transfer not available to the public?
It was my design and do to parting ways with the former brand
That is a beautiful, beautiful transfer!
@@BrushedbyBrandy That's unfortunate as you created a very beautiful transfer! The dresser is lovely! Always love your work and vision. And, I just want to squish that Ginger girl. She is adorable!
Hi Brandy. Could you seal with top coat water based rather than shellac? Thank you ❤
Brushing will reactivate the medium
Gorgeous as always! Do you feel that paintable wallpaper and the joint compound give similar or very different looks? Thank you!
Yes, could be very similar
I love this stencil! I clicked on your link to purchase it, but didn’t have any luck locating the one you used. Would you please tell me the name?
Three are a variety of damask design stencils, any could work
Love the chandelier. Did you make the stencil on the sides of the drawers raised too?
No, just with gilding wax
Since your video, has this transfer become available? What product company is it? It's beautiful
This was my design and will not be available
I love that!
🙆🏻♀️ FEKKING GENIUS!
Ok so I am confused by this :( When I click link for product, it doesn't match the product you are using.
I can no longer support that brand or its products and won't recommend them to my followers, but do leave the videos up to learn from and am offering alternate product options
Which 3 colors did you use? The link just takes you to the brand page.
River Rock, snow owl, and a mix of the two will get this look
I can't seem to get the transfer options link to work. Just me???
Looked ok on my end, but here it is again
retail.redesignwithprima.com?aff=63
@@BrushedbyBrandy that worked, thanks. Great site
I know this has been mentioned before but did you ever think about having your own paint brand?
There are so many small brands out there, it's a crowded sea!
Your pieces are stunning, but was shocked that you leave the back unpainted. I feel disappointed, to me it's not finished yet.
brushedbybrandy.com/why-i-dont-paint-furniture-backs/
Just beautiful o
🙆🏻♀️ Are you even minimally capable of not being so dadgum adorable ?!
Gingerrrrrrrrrrrrr…. 🐾 🐾 👅 💕💕💕!
#shelterblessings
#dogswitheyebrows
Hi Ginge
Love this so much. Love your tutorials and creativity! 💕
Thank you!