Yeah, I could watch you tippy tap that beautiful inlay with that lovely music in the background for hours….days….weeks even. You are so inspirational to watch, no matter what your project is you make me feel like “yeah I can do this”…and for that, I thank and hug you 🤍🤍🤍
Teehee, my students always giggle at my phrases, but tippy tap just seems to fit perfectly, riiight?! On a serious note, I’m so so glad you find my work/applications approachable. Making art is so incredibly good for the soul, and it brings me so much joy to share it. 🥰
Love this! I'm going to be applying this inlay to a dresser. Your tips regarding sealing the bottom and also your antiquing method will come in handy. Thank you❣️
Robin, I am soooo glad you liked this project!! I’m just giddy with how it came out, and I’m hopeful that it helps folks with the inlays a wee bit more. 🥰❤️
@@lyndagibson5422 I totally understand the fear. It seriously helps to create some small scale projects with the inlays, to sort of get your bearings. Theeen you can gradually work up to bigger. I also did a video last year on applying them in smaller scale projects
I am so glad you found the lesson handy!! Sometimes it just takes watching the right video for the pieces to come together. I looove inlays, but it’s a super new product, and it has a wee bit of a learning curve. Once you apply one and have success with one, it’s sooo much easier going forward. 🥰❤️
It’s a custom liquid patina recipe I make. I teach how to make them in my Plaster & Patina course, and it’s suuuch a game changer for this look & feel. lexigrenzer.com/collections/online-classes/products/march-session-2023-plaster-patina-with-lexi
I love watching you work!
Thank you for sharing ❤
Yeah, I could watch you tippy tap that beautiful inlay with that lovely music in the background for hours….days….weeks even. You are so inspirational to watch, no matter what your project is you make me feel like “yeah I can do this”…and for that, I thank and hug you 🤍🤍🤍
Teehee, my students always giggle at my phrases, but tippy tap just seems to fit perfectly, riiight?!
On a serious note, I’m so so glad you find my work/applications approachable. Making art is so incredibly good for the soul, and it brings me so much joy to share it. 🥰
Lexi this is fabulous! Love it. Thanks for the demo
Sooo glad you love it, happy to share!!
Loved this Lexi…..you always do a great job…
Thank you so much Sandi!! The IOD products give us such wonderful opportunity to create beautiful art. 🥰
Love this! I'm going to be applying this inlay to a dresser. Your tips regarding sealing the bottom and also your antiquing method will come in handy. Thank you❣️
❤️❤️❤️ this, thank u for making a tutorial on multiple panel scenes I’ve been hoping to do one. 😉
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found this tutorial helpful! 🥰
Absolutely stunning. You do such beautiful work and taking a product and making it your own.
Robin, I am soooo glad you liked this project!! I’m just giddy with how it came out, and I’m hopeful that it helps folks with the inlays a wee bit more. 🥰❤️
So gorgeous!!!
Thaaaank you 🥰
Amazing! Thank you so much for your detailed tutorial! The finished project is jaw-dropping!
This was soooo much fun to work with! I need a few more pieces with this with inlay, it’s just too yummy!!!
Wow! Wow! Lexi you are soooo talented! You are such an inspiration!
Ohhh my goodness, Candice you are so sweet! Thank you, I’m so glad you like the outcome!! 🥰❤️
So Beautiful, Lexi!! I loved all of your samples ❤
@@michellelindsly7771 thank you BUNCHES!!!
Beautiful! I love all your videos!!
Ohhhh my, thank you!!! I’m
so glad you enjoy them, that makes me so happy to hear!!
I really enjoyed watching that whole process! Beautiful!!
Ohhhh goood, that makes me so happy!!! 🥰
@@lexigrenzer6523 I have one inlay and I ordered one of the new ones but they scare me. Watching you use it really helped ease some of that fear.
@@lyndagibson5422 I totally understand the fear. It seriously helps to create some small scale projects with the inlays, to sort of get your bearings. Theeen you can gradually work up to bigger. I also did a video last year on applying them in smaller scale projects
It's gorgeous!! I would have used chalk paint as I can avoid the stiffness, but what you did is really stunning! ❤️😊🇨🇦
Thanks for the lesson. I had no idea how to use these.
I am so glad you found the lesson handy!! Sometimes it just takes watching the right video for the pieces to come together. I looove inlays, but it’s a super new product, and it has a wee bit of a learning curve. Once you apply one and have success with one, it’s sooo much easier going forward. 🥰❤️
@@lexigrenzer6523 Thank you 😊
Absolutely stunning 😍. I love how you made the art even bigger 🤗
Thaaank you Royce!! It was a game changer that they left all the edges uncut. Such a great design!
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Good Lord Woman. You’re amazing. 🤍🤍🤍
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This is beautiful! Placing an order with you now! Please remind me what color pigment powders you used?
So glad you liked it; all the pigment powders are in the shop, and they are Amy Howard ☺️
Lexi... what do you use for your Venetian Plaster? Amy Howards?
Yes ma’am! Amy’s is my FAV. lexigrenzer.com/collections/amy-howard-home/products/venetian-plaster
What color paint did you use please?
Hi there, I used Behr Chalk paint in Farmhouse White ☺️
What was the name of the color gray pigment you used?
It’s a custom liquid patina recipe I make. I teach how to make them in my Plaster & Patina course, and it’s suuuch a game changer for this look & feel. lexigrenzer.com/collections/online-classes/products/march-session-2023-plaster-patina-with-lexi
Thank you! I want to make this for my home being built.