I love shiplap. On Amazon I bought a large bundle of wood pieces like stir sticks only without the handles and are twice the thickness of balsa. They are perfect for shiplap and do cut easily. I have loved the projects I used them on.
My favourite picture is the last picture you did,absolutely beautiful! You have a talent and a half. At the moment I am working on my different picture frames at the the moment and I find it really enjoyable. Thank you for making it simply clear what to do and what not to do. Looking forward to watching more videos from you. ❤
They were actually a cheap pair from Amazon and they worked great until they didn't. I actually just broke them cutting a bunch of popsicle sticks. So I'm going to have to explore and find a better pair. 😐
So I've alot of frames I've been asked to up cycle I'm using chalk paint I don't like the brush strokes and I tried the micro fibre roller and it looks and feels rough what brush to use for a smother look
I also don't like brush marks! I always add a bit of water to y chalk paint, mixing thoroughly, to give the paint itself a slightly smoother texture. This allows it to spread way easier, and gives you a lot more control. I also use super smooth bristled brushes. I tend to just use these cheap ones. Ill post the amazon link, but you can also get them at walmart, or craft stores. Sometimes the bristles come out, but they work great for the price! I hope this helps!
Thank you so much foe your reply. So I'm gonna add a ridiculous question aswell I am a newbie with chalk paint the feel of the frame feels ... you know when people hate feel of things makes them weak at the knees sort of thing like nails of a blackboard, mine is sponges 🤢 well the chalk paint on surface is Dding to that list it's her like clear varnish that can over chalk paint make the feel of the frame bearable ro hold 😀🤣
@@lornamonahan5009 Not ridiculous at all! I def hate the feeling of the chalk paint! You can seal it! I personally tend to use polycrylic, a finishing wax (which is typically sold near the chalk paint), or rustoleum 2x clear spray coat!
Best frame makeover I've seen.
Thank you so much!! 💕
You’re a very talented young lady and I enjoyed this video very much. 😊
Thank you so much!! 🥰
All are beautiful, but #1 is first place. God Bless. Jean 😊
Thank you! 😊
I believe the wood vine cutout is my favorite. ❤ Great ideas for old frames!
Yay! Thank you! 💕
❤️ the wooden vine frame
Thank you! I've been having the big to make another one! 🥰
I love shiplap. On Amazon I bought a large bundle of wood pieces like stir sticks only without the handles and are twice the thickness of balsa. They are perfect for shiplap and do cut easily. I have loved the projects I used them on.
Oh, awesome! Thank you for sharing! I'm going to look into it! 💕
Really like the wood vine cut out project!
Thank you! I loved that one! It sold immediately! 💕
I loved them all!!! Easy to follow your instructions…maybe I will try this!
Thank you so much! Best of luck if you do give it a try! 💕
The shiplap with the birds and foilage is my favorite!
Thank you! It's one of my all time favorites! 💕
My favourite picture is the last picture you did,absolutely beautiful! You have a talent and a half. At the moment I am working on my different picture frames at the the moment and I find it really enjoyable. Thank you for making it simply clear what to do and what not to do. Looking forward to watching more videos from you. ❤
Thank you so much! I truly appreciate your kind words! I hope your projects turned out well and you continue to enjoy my channel! 💕
Love the flowers and bird picture the best. They all are cute!!
Thank you! I love that one too! 🥰
I like the first and third projects. Both are beautiful.
Thank you 💕
I loved the first one and the 3rd!
Thank you ♥️
The bird one is so pretty!
Thank you! ❤️
I liked all 3 but the 1st was my favorite
Thank you! 💕
All 3 are lovely 😍 👌
Thank you so much 😊
Cute ideas thanks for sharing you inspired me 🎉
Thank you! That is always my goal! 🥰
Really cool. I liked them all ☺️
Thank you! 💗
Great job☺️👍
Thank you! 🥰
1st one...but all r nice
Thank you 😊
Love all of them it’s hard to pick just one
Thank you! 🥰
New here 🎉
Welcome! 💕💕
Where can we get the wood leaf part? I love that project!!!
Thank you! It came from Michaels OR Hobby Lobby wood isles! Sorry, I don't remember for sure at this point, but definitely one of them! ❤️
I would like to purchase the angle cutter but I don’t see a link and I prefer to support you at Amazon. 😊
You are too sweet! I apologize about my delayed response, I just saw this! I will post the link separately! Thank you!
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Beautiful frames! What brand are your miter shears? Mine are terrible!
They were actually a cheap pair from Amazon and they worked great until they didn't. I actually just broke them cutting a bunch of popsicle sticks. So I'm going to have to explore and find a better pair. 😐
So I've alot of frames I've been asked to up cycle I'm using chalk paint I don't like the brush strokes and I tried the micro fibre roller and it looks and feels rough what brush to use for a smother look
I also don't like brush marks! I always add a bit of water to y chalk paint, mixing thoroughly, to give the paint itself a slightly smoother texture. This allows it to spread way easier, and gives you a lot more control. I also use super smooth bristled brushes. I tend to just use these cheap ones. Ill post the amazon link, but you can also get them at walmart, or craft stores. Sometimes the bristles come out, but they work great for the price! I hope this helps!
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Thank you so much foe your reply. So I'm gonna add a ridiculous question aswell I am a newbie with chalk paint the feel of the frame feels ... you know when people hate feel of things makes them weak at the knees sort of thing like nails of a blackboard, mine is sponges 🤢 well the chalk paint on surface is Dding to that list it's her like clear varnish that can over chalk paint make the feel of the frame bearable ro hold 😀🤣
@@lornamonahan5009 Not ridiculous at all! I def hate the feeling of the chalk paint! You can seal it! I personally tend to use polycrylic, a finishing wax (which is typically sold near the chalk paint), or rustoleum 2x clear spray coat!