Lynn - You always have the magic touch! Such a pretty chair.... I think I will try making some muslin cushions for my pair of children’s chairs. Also planning to use the chintz inlay on the chairs.
Oh my goodness… that chair is gorgeous! What a beautiful job you did, Lynne! The sage green you used to paint the chair is my absolute favorite color so this one gets 2 thumbs up from me! ❤️❤️
@@ellenjgoods I truly been enjoying your videos🤩 I wish your shop was closer to me I would do a day trip to come and visit 🤪 In my case I would have to travel two or more days by plane ✈️ because I am in Australia but one day I plan to come over and visit you Jayne, Mara, Debi, Kelly, Kristin, Dionne and more of you. If the planets line up with all your art retreats I would love to come over and enjoy creating with you all🥰🤗
Question ❓ I noticed you painted that last layer over your surface that had been dark waxed. (Excellent choice by the way, that last color you painted the chair is stunning!) What is the process for that? Meaning, how do you paint over wax? I had always read that wax HAD to be your last step.
Hi Carla. Are talking about the wood chair frame? The frame of the chair had the original old finish on it ( which had a dark glaze in the carved details). I didn’t dark wax it . I painted it with Fusion Lichen . If you look at the before pic of the chair, you’ll see the old finish. Thanks! I hope this helps 💓
The chair is gorgeous! May I ask the paint colors you used? And, how did you attach the trim to cover the staples? Was that just glue, if so what kind? Thanks for the video, I loved it!
Hi! I used a mix of Debis DIY chalk paints for the inlay area. Faded Burlap, Tarnished Pearl and Sandy Blonde, to get linen color. My chair frame is painted Fusion Lichen. Hot glue to apply the trim! 💓
Thank you so much. I can't wait to try it. I just bought the inlays and will be trying it myself in the next few days. I hope it comes out as beautiful as yours. Thanks again! 😀
Lynne, did you take out the old staples? Or just cover up with your new fabric? I cant wait to try this. And looks like your mixed media art is another Laly inspiration. Looking forward to seeing it!!! ❤❤❤ all that you do!
@@ellenjgoods I really wanted to say thank you for the most comprehensive application of this innovative product. After watching Josie’s reveal, and a few respected other stockists, your application was most like hers. If I were going to try this, I’d try it your way. 💗💗💗
In most cases, can use wax after you do a few misting coats of 50/50 polycrylic water mix. In this case I applied the wax directly on to the inlay , a quick light coat. I would always err on the side of caution and do that setting mist, though.
what is the advantage of this painting method over just using new fabric. Chalk paint, the muslin and the IOD inlays are about the price or more than a lot of upholstery fabric .
I painted the fabric on a stool awhile back and waxed it. Now I’d like to add the inlay on top of the waxed paint. Am I out of luck?? What do I need to do?? Thanks Ellen!
The chair turned out beautiful! But why not just reupholster with a similar printed fabric? You're so good at doing all that. I don't think I could get that professional look. But I'll flag your video in case I need it. Thx
I agree with you. Just reupholster with a printed fabric. She put new fabric on there anyway to paint then apply the transfer pattern. I can imagine using the transfer though onto an already existing fabric that could use a design accent.
@@curtischildress9580 😃 yeah, well. She did it her way. Maybe she just wanted to try out using those paint elements. That was a lot more work though. She does good work. Beautiful chair, I've been looking for one like it. I've never upholstered, but I know how I would have done it.
This was to demonstrate one of the many uses of the paint inlay. I had to remove the existing fabric because it was worn and torn and not stable enough to paint over. I just wanted to try a new technique and explore on my $5 chair. It’s how I learn new techniques . 💓
@@curtischildress9580 it’s how I explore and experiment with new techniques. Sometimes for me it’s not about what’s easiest or fastest … it’s about trying something new and different. Imagine if we always did things the same way … we wouldn’t be able to see the possibilities 💓💓💓😊
@@ellenjgoods Thanks.for getting back to me! The video didn't show the wear & tear of the old fabric. I expressed to another viewer that you might be experimenting with this new paint process. It sounds like I guessed correctly! I wouldn't have known it was your first time using the product. You sounded and acted very confident in the video. And the finished chair turned out so lovely!
Patricia, I thought the same thing. The chair was reupholstered then five more steps to get to the same end as upholstering it in flowered fabric. Other than the novelty factor 🙄
Well, I am one to push the boundaries and explore new techniques. That’s how I learn and can share with others what I’ve learned. For me it’s fun to try new things. I used 4 sheets, which is about $26. I was able to use those same 4 sheets a second time on another project. My muslin was actually an old curtain. So, I figure my $ 13 was worth having fun trying something different. That’s the creative in me 💓
@@jill552 same here. I’ve been sewing with real fabric since I was 11 years old and have made my own clothes for years. And I learned from my father who was an upholsterer how to upholster with real fabric. Sometimes as a creative, I just want to try something different. 💓
Patricia, I am one to push the boundaries and explore new techniques. That’s how I learn and can share with others what I’ve learned. For me it’s fun to try new things. I used 4 sheets, which is about $26. I was able to use those same 4 sheets a second time on another project. My muslin was actually an old curtain. So, I figure my $ 13 was worth having fun trying something different. That’s the creative in me 💓
Ellen.. you're the BEST teacher!! Love love love this new idea..gorgeous 💗 🌸💚
Why thank you Carolyn!!!! 💓
This chair is STUNNING 💗
Thank you Miss Wendy!
You and that chair are AMAZING! 🥰♥️
Thank you, thank you!
Love the chair. Beautiful. Blessings.
Thank you! 🤗
Absolutely love the chair ! So pretty!
Thank you Karen. Have a lovely weekend!
Beautiful job, Lynne. 💖💖💖
Thanks Linda! 💓
Beautiful Lynne!
Love the chair ❤
Lynn - You always have the magic touch! Such a pretty chair.... I think I will try making some muslin cushions for my pair of children’s chairs. Also planning to use the chintz inlay on the chairs.
Thank you for your kind words and I excited with you for your new creations!
That’s absolutely beautiful 😍
Wow that is beyond gorgeous !💖💖💖
Glenda, thank you . 💓😊
Wow Ellen, that is gorgeous!!
Thanks much! What a fun way to transform a $5 chair!
I just re upholstered this same chair,yours looks amazing 😍😍😍
Thank Tracy! These little chairs are such fun to make over 💓
Oh my goodness… that chair is gorgeous! What a beautiful job you did, Lynne! The sage green you used to paint the chair is my absolute favorite color so this one gets 2 thumbs up from me! ❤️❤️
Wowza! Thank you! This was a fun project. That beautiful green is Fusion Mineral Paint Lichen 💓
Now I just need to find the perfect chair.
Yes! Give it a try!!! 💓
That is so cool ! Love it !!!!
Just beautiful 😍
Wow I am blown away
Fun, right??? 💓
Everything you create is so great!!
Omg! Stop! Every time you do this, I wanna try it ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰
Ha!!!! I wish I could stop myself! 😂😂😂
@@ellenjgoods Love watching you and your inspiration, you are so talented. Thank you
Wow I love what you did with the chair it’s beautiful ❤️❤️
Thanks Brenda! These are lots of fun to play with!
Oh i just found your channel and I am loving it i just got these inlays and had no idea you can use on fabric! thank you!
Yes you can! And you can apply them into a clear medium as well, to apply to tote bags, etc
This is such a game changer!!! Holy cow it's beautiful!!!! You make it look so easy, love it!!! 💚🤍💚
I’ll admit… a bit of a learning curve, but that’s what makes it fun! I love unexpected results 💓
I can’t wait to try this product!!
You’ll love it!
Love how this chair was given a new life. Looking forward to the mixed media video🤗
These inlays are fantastic . Have good weekend Bri! 💓
Beautifully done!!!! Can’t wait to see your mixed media!!!!!!
Thank you Laurie! Just beginning to explore all the possibilities!
This is beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Amazing!
I absolutely love this 💯❣
Thanks Julia! Have a great weekend💓
magical!
Lovely idea of adding the image onto upholstery. How wonderful is the blue on the yellow.
Oh yes! These are such versatile things! Fabric, paint, metal, … the possibilities are endless!
Watched your video from Malta, beautiful work shame we can't get our hands on this stuff. Well done love your work 😍
Oh my! It must be terrible having to wait! Thanks so much for watching. 😊😊
Wow an other awesome idea thank you for sharing 🥰🤗
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
@@ellenjgoods I truly been enjoying your videos🤩 I wish your shop was closer to me I would do a day trip to come and visit 🤪 In my case I would have to travel two or more days by plane ✈️ because I am in Australia but one day I plan to come over and visit you Jayne, Mara, Debi, Kelly, Kristin, Dionne and more of you. If the planets line up with all your art retreats I would love to come over and enjoy creating with you all🥰🤗
the chair is beautiful. Im loving the IOD pain inlays.
Love it!! 😊
Love it and videos!
Beautiful
Thank you, so glad you think so!
That is sure tempting, your preview of the next project and to see what you did and try this technique out.
Two awesome projects coming up!!!! Thank you! 💓
Truly beautiful Lynne ❤
Gee, the Sisters could not have designed a more perfect Rose Chintz for you to create with! 😍⚘🌹
Isn’t it so pretty?? I love seeing it used on so many colors! 💓
OMGOSH! Classy & beautiful versions of crackerjack tattoos ❤️❤️❤️
That’s right! In a classy and beautiful way 💓💓💓💓
Wow, you are just so good! The chair is beautiful.
Thank you for watching, Sheila 💓
Wow. This is absolutely gorgeous! Well done. Beyond well done.
Thank you Heather. I really appreciate you following along 💓
@@ellenjgoods I absolutely love all your projects big or small. You are so creative. Just love the way you see things!
Lynn, you are so good at what you do!! I get so inspired with every video. Can’t wait to see your mixed media video using the paint inlays. 😃😃
Thank you Cheryl. That means so much to us! Next video… mixed media😉
Love these inlays so pretty love the vintage look!
It has an old wallpaper look!
Love it. New inlays are so cool!!!! Beautiful job.
They are very, very cool!
So pretty! Love it! Can’t wait to see the mixed media project!
I think it’s my next video! Thank you Barb!
This is beautiful. I also have to find an old dresser. Thank you,
Yes! Something to paint up and try your inlay techniques!💓😊
So Beautiful! I can’t wait to see the mixed media !!!
Coming soon! 💓💓💓
Question ❓ I noticed you painted that last layer over your surface that had been dark waxed. (Excellent choice by the way, that last color you painted the chair is stunning!) What is the process for that? Meaning, how do you paint over wax? I had always read that wax HAD to be your last step.
Hi Carla. Are talking about the wood chair frame? The frame of the chair had the original old finish on it ( which had a dark glaze in the carved details). I didn’t dark wax it . I painted it with Fusion Lichen . If you look at the before pic of the chair, you’ll see the old finish. Thanks! I hope this helps 💓
@@ellenjgoods was wondering what that delicious green color was 💚
@@cherylmacedo5521 well there ya go! Have a beautiful day!
Ficou lindo...amei e que novidade esse produto hein? Beijos do Rio de Janeiro - Brasil.
LOVE IT
Thank you 💓💓💓
Wow just seeing what you did using that iod has got to be the nicest that I have seen, I didn't like it on blue.
Great job!!!
I’m so glad you like it!!!! Thank you!
Great
How interesting! Could we use Fusion paint also on the fabric before applying the inlays?
Yes! The timing for pulling off the inlay is different. I’ll share a video soon!
The chair is gorgeous! May I ask the paint colors you used? And, how did you attach the trim to cover the staples? Was that just glue, if so what kind? Thanks for the video, I loved it!
Hi! I used a mix of Debis DIY chalk paints for the inlay area. Faded Burlap, Tarnished Pearl and Sandy Blonde, to get linen color. My chair frame is painted Fusion Lichen. Hot glue to apply the trim! 💓
Thank you so much. I can't wait to try it. I just bought the inlays and will be trying it myself in the next few days. I hope it comes out as beautiful as yours. Thanks again! 😀
Lynne, did you take out the old staples? Or just cover up with your new fabric? I cant wait to try this.
And looks like your mixed media art is another Laly inspiration. Looking forward to seeing it!!!
❤❤❤ all that you do!
I just covered with my new fabric. I will pull any loose staples or tacks. Next video… mixed media!! Thanks Jeannie!
Ellen what color did you paint the chair? It’s beautiful!
I used Fusion Lichen on the chair frame, and Debis DIY in a mix of colors to create a linen color. 😊
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Back atcha, Tracy!
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can you do this over Fusion Mineral paint just as easy? i might just need more practice , but didn’t peel as easy
You might not get as good results. Practice first.
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Thanks for the love, miss Cheryl! 💓
@@ellenjgoods I really wanted to say thank you for the most comprehensive application of this innovative product. After watching Josie’s reveal, and a few respected other stockists, your application was most like hers. If I were going to try this, I’d try it your way. 💗💗💗
@@cherylmacedo5521 thank you Cheryl. I’ll be doing a few other tutorials, as you read. And I’ll do one using Fusion.
I have a question. I just watched your video of what NOT to do with these paint inlays and wax was one of them. Did it not rub off on this project?
In most cases, can use wax after you do a few misting coats of 50/50 polycrylic water mix. In this case I applied the wax directly on to the inlay , a quick light coat. I would always err on the side of caution and do that setting mist, though.
I couldn’t see in the video did you leave on the original fabric on the top part of the chair when upholstering ?
No, I ripped it all off and recovered😊
@@ellenjgoods thanks loved the piece 😊
what is the advantage of this painting method over just using new fabric. Chalk paint, the muslin and the IOD inlays are about the price or more than a lot of upholstery fabric .
True. I think it’s just preference. This was to demonstrate the additional ways to use the inlays. 😊
I painted the fabric on a stool awhile back and waxed it. Now I’d like to add the inlay on top of the waxed paint. Am I out of luck?? What do I need to do?? Thanks Ellen!
You need to remove that wax with mineral spirits, then repaint with a fresh coat and apply the inlay into the paint. 😊
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The chair turned out beautiful! But why not just reupholster with a similar printed fabric? You're so good at doing all that. I don't think I could get that professional look. But I'll flag your video in case I need it. Thx
I agree with you. Just reupholster with a printed fabric. She put new fabric on there anyway to paint then apply the transfer pattern. I can imagine using the transfer though onto an already existing fabric that could use a design accent.
@@curtischildress9580 😃 yeah, well. She did it her way. Maybe she just wanted to try out using those paint elements. That was a lot more work though. She does good work. Beautiful chair, I've been looking for one like it.
I've never upholstered, but I know how I would have done it.
This was to demonstrate one of the many uses of the paint inlay. I had to remove the existing fabric because it was worn and torn and not stable enough to paint over. I just wanted to try a new technique and explore on my $5 chair. It’s how I learn new techniques . 💓
@@curtischildress9580 it’s how I explore and experiment with new techniques. Sometimes for me it’s not about what’s easiest or fastest … it’s about trying something new and different. Imagine if we always did things the same way … we wouldn’t be able to see the possibilities 💓💓💓😊
@@ellenjgoods Thanks.for getting back to me! The video didn't show the wear & tear of the old fabric. I expressed to another viewer that you might be experimenting with this new paint process. It sounds like I guessed correctly!
I wouldn't have known it was your first time using the product. You sounded and acted very confident in the video. And the finished chair turned out so lovely!
What kind of wax do you use ?
I use Debi’s DIY wax. Link is in description
Don't they sell fabric that has that kind of print, seems to me to much trouble and it's probably more expensive. Thank you
Patricia, I thought the same thing. The chair was reupholstered then five more steps to get to the same end as upholstering it in flowered fabric. Other than the novelty factor 🙄
Well, I am one to push the boundaries and explore new techniques. That’s how I learn and can share with others what I’ve learned. For me it’s fun to try new things. I used 4 sheets, which is about $26. I was able to use those same 4 sheets a second time on another project. My muslin was actually an old curtain. So, I figure my $ 13 was worth having fun trying something different. That’s the creative in me 💓
@@ellenjgoods, as I said, it has a novelty factor. I’ve grown up around fabric. Real fabric.
@@jill552 same here. I’ve been sewing with real fabric since I was 11 years old and have made my own clothes for years. And I learned from my father who was an upholsterer how to upholster with real fabric. Sometimes as a creative, I just want to try something different. 💓
Patricia, I am one to push the boundaries and explore new techniques. That’s how I learn and can share with others what I’ve learned. For me it’s fun to try new things. I used 4 sheets, which is about $26. I was able to use those same 4 sheets a second time on another project. My muslin was actually an old curtain. So, I figure my $ 13 was worth having fun trying something different. That’s the creative in me 💓
to much for an inlay !
Eight sheets that can be used a second or third time. Good value 💓