Hi Heather, I started this and the oatbran looks almost peachy. Is that correct or did the store give me the incorrect color. I asked for Valsphar oatbran
Gawd there's some truly AWFUL people in the comments here telling this poor girl what to do and trying to make her feel bad for not crediting the "original inventor" - let me tell you something... This finish has been around decades but went out of fashion... And once you put it in the world wide web, you can be sure people will copy it, because they like it... Its a compliment, there's thousands of videos here doing the same thing, but for some reason certain "influences" end up with a kind of cult full of bullies who actively go out looking to tear someone down. Anyway, I LOVE THE DRAWS, im insanely jealous we don't get big furniture pieces like that where i live and I would love them! Keep up the good work!
I can only imagine where you will be in the next ten years. Heartwarming to watch such a young person take this endeavor so serious. You did an amazing job implementing your vision. The pieces turned out lovely. Lynn. Dodge City, KS
@@HeatherLewisssyou have potential.. very presentable and straight to the point... Success is with you and it's good that you love doing this... Cheers😊
Thanks for the tip. I had a children’s broom from Dollar Tree like Black Sheep House recommended, but my 2 yr old granddaughter claimed it before I got the chance to use it. Now I can’t find another one 😅
I did this exact technique with a deck staining brush and a whisk broom on my early 2000's dark wood nightstands. It turned out awesome and I can get many more years of use out of them!!!
I think keeping hardware n original feet was such a good idea! They look great!. Crys and bella renovara does this technique n shows different tips n even different brushes u can use to create different styles with this technique. I loved how these turned out n totally improved these 10 fold
Thank you! I’ll have to check that channel out! I’ve been in the mood to try new techniques recently. I JUST uploaded a new video on a new technique, you’ll have to let me know what you think!
Not gonna lie, I was dubious at first. I am not normally one of those who begs people not to paint over the wood grain but I thought the pattern on the top was pretty, just needed lightening. And I was worried about you painting over the caning, too. BUT THESE ARE GORGEOUS! So fresh, modern, and elegant. Great work, kid! 😉. I subscribed to see more surprises!
I'm sorry for all the comments about the "original creator", as if every other technique out there that catches on and gets very popular has everyone keeping a tally of all the original creators and makes sure to mention them at the beginning of each of their videos. 🙄 But you certainly have been very gracious in your responses. Anyway, I enjoyed the video and don't care if you explained or showed cleaning the pieces before sanding, whether you use a brush or roller or why you didn't just spray paint instead, nor do I mind what primer you used. I watch tons of these types of videos, mainly to see the befores and afters, but also to see what techniques and things people use - out of curiosity, not to nitpick the details! I really liked seeing how you did these pieces and they turned out beautiful!!! Great job, keep up the good work 👍 👍
I just subscribed, watching from Greece. They look AMAZING! Don't change the hardware! They are gorgeous on these pieces! Keep walking ! Thanks so much for sharing
Hi Heather . I just ❤❤ this technique. I was So impressed I’ve Subscribed to your channel! Good on ya girl for trying something new . It Turned out Gorgeous Can’t wait to see your Nxt project 🤗
I am a construction furniture supply designer for PB. admit this is good but if you see it in person it is really different. because the item goes through a long process just to paint it. and the wood is great for painting because it retains its strong natural grain
You are doing great and as for the comments even experts have off days and forget to go back over something sometimes At Least you're out there doing your thing meanwhile I'm still ...thinking...about making a video lol so yeah GOOD JOB! My space makes it REAL hard to manage
Love the way these turned out. The first time I tried doing this ended up a catastrophe 😂. You did a great job on these. Can’t wait to see more of your content.
Do you know what you did wrong? I’m tempted to try this on a custom piece that didn’t turn out exactly how I wanted but don’t want to completely ruin it either!😅
They turned out beautifully. I will definitely try this technique. Thank you so much. If you wanted a piece a little darker, would you suggest going over it with the glaze a second time, or use a darker colour underneath?
I love your energy and passion! I think it turned out nice. My only suggestion is to sand and paint with the grain. I seen on the sides where you were sanding side to side and up and down. Those you would want to go up and down with the grain. And yes, I think when you are putting on the paint it would look better to go one direction also. Please don't look at this as a negative as it is just advice is all. Love the color... keep up the great work!!!
Beautifully done!❤ I wonder if this technique could be used as dry brush in opposite direction - to stain furniture first with dark stain and then swipe it with white?🤔
I have bleed thru on a piece I’m doing now. Best way to quickly deal with it is to hit the area with some shellac. I keep a spray can handy just in case. Another tip grab a couple of furniture dollies -the flat kind with 4 wheels. Makes moving the pieces around so much easier (i like keeping them in the best light) 😉
@@HeatherLewisss also, try not putting heavy glaze in corners. Rather paint close but then push in glaze from your up and down sweeping. That way you don't end up with darker corners.
They turned out fab! I saw a different video, but it was a flat table, which was easy, but I wasn’t sure how to go about it with the little mouldings and trim on my dresser drawers. So happy I found your video. Just subscribed 😊
I’m soo glad you found this video helpful and thanks for subscribing, it means a lot to me! I JUST uploaded a new video on a different technique. You’ll have to let me know what you think!!
Hand brushing works in this technique because any paint strike ridges left will blend in with the streaks. If you're serious about refinishing, reconsider about using a sprayer. There are small tents you can set up outside to spray and tbe finish is more professional.
Hi Heather. I loved how these nightstands turned out. Please tell me what finish you used for the paint (matte, satin, semi gloss or high gloss). I’m asking because this is exactly what I need to do for my dining room table. Love your projects!
I noticed some darker spots and on the sides you could really see your stop and start areas with your broom. I agree with you and think your brook was a bit too big for the size of the nightstands. Watch Black Sheep House as her technique with faux wood and linen look are amazing. I hope you found a buyer for them. Keep practicing as your technique will get better every time. Good job for your first attempt.
Love your finish! I would like to try this on some drawer fronts so the paint you used is that semi gloss and is it oat bran I just want to make sure I get the right type of paint thanks
You really should clean your pieces before you sand because if you wait until after you sand you will be sanding any dirt and grim into the surface. I know you need to wipe it down again after sanding but it could really make a difference to your paint lasting and adhering.
Amazing look! My question is, what is the name of the music you used during the actual painting process? I have heard it in other TH-cam videos and l love it.
I like the paint color you used. I tried black sheep’s exact base paint color & exact technique. The latex paint was coming up from the small yellow broom bristles even after several days of curing. parts turned out good but I learned that if the wood has blemishes (a weird veneer issue), the glaze picked up these blemishes & I lost the striated grain affect in this damaged area which looked like a blob shadow that wasn’t apparent after the Zinzer block out was applied. I have since repainted this piece (large Hepplewhite buffet cabinet) in a mineral paint which fixed the problem but now I’m hesitant & hubs not liking this affect since I have some carvings & such & doesn’t think this will work with all the carved finishes. But I truly like how yours turned out & applause you. Do you mind sharing what base paint color you used? I like it & like your channel & of course I subscribed!
I’ve never tried the same base color as hers before, but I recommend always priming with a good primer if you aren’t familiar with how well the paint does. Thank you so much for the support. I used Oattbran by valspar as my base and then rustoleum decorative glaze
Yikes, you broke the stoppers at the back of the drawers! Those are there so drawers cannot be pulled out completely without turning the stoppers to open position! 😁😁😁
I have seen this technique on youtube before. Typically they use deck stain brushes for detail areas. The broom head is good for large surfaces like table tops. Search pottery barn finish for users doing this technique so you can find the tools they use. Good for you for trying something new, looks good :)
Thank you!! I typically prefer to brush paint that’s the only reason. I did JUST upload a video where I roll on paint though, you should definitely check it out!
I have a client that has a huge office in their home, with two walk to wall built ins and a huge desk! I’ve done this process on several pieces of furniture but I’m afraid it’ll be just too much on everything in their office… meaning… it’s going to be impossible to get a perfect consistency and may look “messy” thoughts?
Offloading the bristles means just taking paper towel or something and dabbing all the excess off before you swipe it across the surface so that it doesn’t become too dark. Because you can always go darker but you can’t go lighter without starting over! Thank you for watching and supporting!
Fantastic work! Please do not pay any mind to any “haters” ranting over who you should or should not credit. I guess Pottery Barn should be getting most of the credit here, lol - or the Chinese or whomever sprays the finish for PB. I did faux (wall) finishes 25 years ago but in no way did I “invent” it. I watch lots of videos from many TH-camrs and appreciate all.
@@WatchTashi Who exactly is the OG of this faux finish? Certainly not Pottery Barn. Should she give a shout out to the renaissance? Does it really matter? Does every word you’ve ever said your original word? Every thought you’ve had an original thought? Nope. When it comes down to it, every person plagiarizes every day and “copies” someone else’s ideas - often changes it up a bit to suit themselves. There hasn’t been an original thought in decades. Get over it and move on.
I came here to say the same. She uses a broom head from a child’s toy broom from Dollar Tree. I’ve seen tons of this finish on TH-cam and she is my favorite. Salvaged by K Scott does a fabulous job on this finish as well.
I absolutely love this technique! You should check out the channel “Black Sheep House” She is the one I believe started this a couple of years ago by studying Pottery Barn furniture and replicating it. She does lots of different techniques of course and is amazing at those too but this particular one she’s the queen. You’ll love her channel. She makes it very easy to follow her steps.
Try putting a big piece of cardboard (ex: packing box extended out) under your piece when painting. It helps to keep paint off the floor and gives your feet a break.
TH-camrs commenting that some other youtuber invented this style of refinishing should do some homework! They make me laugh thinking it is something new. I did it to all my furniture (except a dining table) back in the 70's !
Yes, this look came from Black Sheep House. She is the original creator of this finish! Everyone else is copying her. I feel like she never gets credit for this finish!
I definitely don’t want her not getting credit. This technique is widely saturated I had no idea who the original creator was until now. Thanks for bringing light to that!❤️
If it doesn't bother Black Sheep then it's none of our business. Every 'new' design/ concept gets copied/ tweaked by entrepreneurs as soon as it goes to market (free).
@@isaauc5954 it does bother her. She’s mentioned it in a video. That’s why people are saying something. I definitely understand it’s a free market and anyone can copy her but I just wish they would give her credit.
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Thank you guys for all the love and support on this video! Would you try doing this faux wood technique for yourself??
First I’d give credit where it’s due.
@@WatchTashi again, check description
Hi Heather, I started this and the oatbran looks almost peachy. Is that correct or did the store give me the incorrect color. I asked for Valsphar oatbran
Gawd there's some truly AWFUL people in the comments here telling this poor girl what to do and trying to make her feel bad for not crediting the "original inventor" - let me tell you something... This finish has been around decades but went out of fashion... And once you put it in the world wide web, you can be sure people will copy it, because they like it... Its a compliment, there's thousands of videos here doing the same thing, but for some reason certain "influences" end up with a kind of cult full of bullies who actively go out looking to tear someone down. Anyway, I LOVE THE DRAWS, im insanely jealous we don't get big furniture pieces like that where i live and I would love them! Keep up the good work!
I agree!!! Great job!!!
I’m so glad to hear her comment about not spraying. It is so much harder than any of these DYI folks make it look.
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I can only imagine where you will be in the next ten years. Heartwarming to watch such a young person take this endeavor so serious. You did an amazing job implementing your vision. The pieces turned out lovely. Lynn. Dodge City, KS
This is sooo sweet. Thank you! I can only hope this channel becomes successful, I absolutely love this work and can’t imagine me doing anything else❤️
Heaven?
@@HeatherLewisssyou have potential.. very presentable and straight to the point... Success is with you and it's good that you love doing this... Cheers😊
Dollar tree has a little blue colored palm broom and dustpan set for $1.25 in the cleaning section it’s the perfect size for what you described here
Yess! That’s exactly what I need!
Thanks for the tip. I had a children’s broom from Dollar Tree like Black Sheep House recommended, but my 2 yr old granddaughter claimed it before I got the chance to use it. Now I can’t find another one 😅
@@verenaanderson2729 the small blue hand held one will be the perfect size. Better than the kids broom
The expression on your dogs face and ears rotating around! So darn cute!
Aww thank you, she’s my fav🥰
Looks just like pottery barn. Love.
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Amazing job, I recently tried the design on my dining table, and your tips definitely helped.
Thanks for sharing!
I love to hear it! Thanks for watching❤️
Looks legit 👍🏼💯
I did this exact technique with a deck staining brush and a whisk broom on my early 2000's dark wood nightstands. It turned out awesome and I can get many more years of use out of them!!!
I love to hear it! I definitely want to do this again on something I plan to keep!
I love this technique. It’s so forgiving and always turns out beautifully.
Yes it is sooo forgiving, I should’ve mentioned that! Thanks for watching and supporting❤️❤️
I think keeping hardware n original feet was such a good idea! They look great!. Crys and bella renovara does this technique n shows different tips n even different brushes u can use to create different styles with this technique.
I loved how these turned out n totally improved these 10 fold
Thank you! I’ll have to check that channel out! I’ve been in the mood to try new techniques recently. I JUST uploaded a new video on a new technique, you’ll have to let me know what you think!
That was a lot of hard work. Looks great.
Thank you!!❤️
Wow- these are beautiful!!!!
Black Sheep house has done multiple videos on this technique. I did my dresser after watching her tutorials. Good job!
I’ll have to check the channel out! Thanks for watching and supporting❤️
Exactly!!! Thank Black Sheep House!!! She always shares the her unique ideas!
same and they came out so pretty that I'm doing a table now and reviewing diff videos again.
I want those! Keep up the amazing work heather!
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Wow this is beautiful
Thank you! 😊
They look very similar, good job!
Thank you!
Very very pretty!
Absolutely love it
Very nice! And what a great find! You are correct that those nigh stands are 🔥commodities.
Yessss! Thanks for watching and supporting❤️❤️
Love the night stands!
Thank you for watching and supporting!!
Not gonna lie, I was dubious at first. I am not normally one of those who begs people not to paint over the wood grain but I thought the pattern on the top was pretty, just needed lightening. And I was worried about you painting over the caning, too. BUT THESE ARE GORGEOUS! So fresh, modern, and elegant. Great work, kid! 😉. I subscribed to see more surprises!
Yeah I wasn’t completely sure myself how it was going to turn out. Glad you liked it though! Thanks for watching and supporting🥰❤️
Came out great!!! 👍🏻
Wow! Nice job!
Thanks!
I'm sorry for all the comments about the "original creator", as if every other technique out there that catches on and gets very popular has everyone keeping a tally of all the original creators and makes sure to mention them at the beginning of each of their videos. 🙄 But you certainly have been very gracious in your responses. Anyway, I enjoyed the video and don't care if you explained or showed cleaning the pieces before sanding, whether you use a brush or roller or why you didn't just spray paint instead, nor do I mind what primer you used. I watch tons of these types of videos, mainly to see the befores and afters, but also to see what techniques and things people use - out of curiosity, not to nitpick the details! I really liked seeing how you did these pieces and they turned out beautiful!!! Great job, keep up the good work 👍 👍
Beautiful job. I’m inspired to try this. Thanks for sharing your process and tips!
Aww thank you! And thank you for watching and supporting❤️
BEAUTIFUL 😍
Amazing before and after. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just subscribed, watching from Greece. They look AMAZING! Don't change the hardware! They are gorgeous on these pieces! Keep walking ! Thanks so much for sharing
Thanks for subbing and supporting! I love the hardware too!
You did a wonderful job on this!!
Thank you!! I just uploaded a new video on a different technique! You’ll have to let me know what you think❤️
Great job!
Hi Heather . I just ❤❤ this technique. I was So impressed I’ve Subscribed to your channel! Good on ya girl for trying something new . It Turned out Gorgeous
Can’t wait to see your Nxt project 🤗
Thanks so much! 😊 more to come!!
I am a construction furniture supply designer for PB. admit this is good but if you see it in person it is really different. because the item goes through a long process just to paint it. and the wood is great for painting because it retains its strong natural grain
You are doing great and as for the comments even experts have off days and forget to go back over something sometimes At Least you're out there doing your thing meanwhile I'm still ...thinking...about making a video lol so yeah GOOD JOB! My space makes it REAL hard to manage
Great job! Always cool to see the before and afters
More to come!
Fantastic job! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching and supporting ❤️
Really a nice job !!
I would also recommend a smaller deck brush they sell those at Lowes or Home Depot
Thank you! Make sure to check out some of my other videos!
Ooo yes! I will definitely have to look into finding one of those
I just found your video and subscribed. Will watch your previous videos now! Best of luck with your channel.
Aww thank you for watching and supporting!!❤️
Beautiful
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Awesome. Love it!
Thank you for watching and supporting!❤️
I'm a first time subscriber . Good luck with the flip
Thanks for subscribing and supporting❤️
Beautiful
Thank you❤️
Love the way these turned out. The first time I tried doing this ended up a catastrophe 😂. You did a great job on these. Can’t wait to see more of your content.
Aww thank you!! I JUST uploaded a new video on a different technique, I’ve been loving the creativity. You’ll have to let me know what you think!
Do you know what you did wrong? I’m tempted to try this on a custom piece that didn’t turn out exactly how I wanted but don’t want to completely ruin it either!😅
Nice!!❤
Glad you like it!
They turned out amazing!
Thanks for your honesty on things that work and things that might be more of a watch out…
Keep up the great work!
Thank you!!❤️
They turned out beautifully. I will definitely try this technique. Thank you so much. If you wanted a piece a little darker, would you suggest going over it with the glaze a second time, or use a darker colour underneath?
I love this dupe!!
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Great job! and great tips!
I have been watching a few videos of this technique, as I want to try it.
Someone used a toy broom head from the $ store.
That's a great idea! I'm going to have to try that
Great job! Love them! ❤
Thank you! 😊
I love your energy and passion! I think it turned out nice. My only suggestion is to sand and paint with the grain. I seen on the sides where you were sanding side to side and up and down. Those you would want to go up and down with the grain. And yes, I think when you are putting on the paint it would look better to go one direction also. Please don't look at this as a negative as it is just advice is all. Love the color... keep up the great work!!!
Beautifully done!❤
I wonder if this technique could be used as dry brush in opposite direction - to stain furniture first with dark stain and then swipe it with white?🤔
Great job❤
Thank you 😄
Nice!!!!
Thank you❤️❤️
I have bleed thru on a piece I’m doing now. Best way to quickly deal with it is to hit the area with some shellac. I keep a spray can handy just in case. Another tip grab a couple of furniture dollies -the flat kind with 4 wheels. Makes moving the pieces around so much easier (i like keeping them in the best light) 😉
If you have a harbor freight near you, those dollies can be bought for ~$7? So much easier & safer than dragging on concrete.
I definitely have to do that! It’s all sooo heavy!
I love how this turned out! You did such a nice job! Not changing the hardware was a good choice. It looks perfect.
Thanks so much! 😊
Gorgeous! New subbie!
Thank you!!! You’ll have to let me know what you think of the new upload!❤️❤️
Consider using a wallpaper brush. 12” long but narrow. Easier to hold. Love the result.
Thanks for the tip! that may be exactly what I need
@@HeatherLewisss also, try not putting heavy glaze in corners. Rather paint close but then push in glaze from your up and down sweeping. That way you don't end up with darker corners.
Hey very nice job! New subscriber here! Thank you for sharing this video!
Thanks for the sub and supporting. It means a ton❤️
I love it.
Thank you!!❤️
They turned out fab! I saw a different video, but it was a flat table, which was easy, but I wasn’t sure how to go about it with the little mouldings and trim on my dresser drawers. So happy I found your video. Just subscribed 😊
I’m soo glad you found this video helpful and thanks for subscribing, it means a lot to me! I JUST uploaded a new video on a different technique. You’ll have to let me know what you think!!
Hand brushing works in this technique because any paint strike ridges left will blend in with the streaks. If you're serious about refinishing, reconsider about using a sprayer. There are small tents you can set up outside to spray and tbe finish is more professional.
I’d love to eventually spray, just haven’t gotten there yet. Thanks for watching and supporting!!
Hi Heather. I loved how these nightstands turned out. Please tell me what finish you used for the paint (matte, satin, semi gloss or high gloss). I’m asking because this is exactly what I need to do for my dining room table. Love your projects!
I noticed some darker spots and on the sides you could really see your stop and start areas with your broom. I agree with you and think your brook was a bit too big for the size of the nightstands. Watch Black Sheep House as her technique with faux wood and linen look are amazing. I hope you found a buyer for them. Keep practicing as your technique will get better every time. Good job for your first attempt.
Love your finish! I would like to try this on some drawer fronts so the paint you used is that semi gloss and is it oat bran I just want to make sure I get the right type of paint thanks
I like this!! I want to do this to my cabinets but more gray with chalk paint! Anyone else have luck with this?
I think furnitureflippingteacher may have a video on what you are looking for!
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Thank you so much!
Hi I love your job is amazing can i please have the name of the paint you use for this project please thank you
Great video! What’s the base color used prior to staining?
You really should clean your pieces before you sand because if you wait until after you sand you will be sanding any dirt and grim into the surface. I know you need to wipe it down again after sanding but it could really make a difference to your paint lasting and adhering.
Dang, thanks for the tip! Great advice! Wish I'd known sooner.
Amazing look! My question is, what is the name of the music you used during the actual painting process? I have heard it in other TH-cam videos and l love it.
What is off loading? Dabbing the broom to remove some of the glaze?
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20 Years ago i had a dresser that was a beige color and i took a paint brush and made brush strokes and it looked pretty good...who knew! Lol
I used a paint stain to make the brush strokes, turned out pretty good 20 years ago. You did a great job!
I like the paint color you used. I tried black sheep’s exact base paint color & exact technique. The latex paint was coming up from the small yellow broom bristles even after several days of curing. parts turned out good but I learned that if the wood has blemishes (a weird veneer issue), the glaze picked up these blemishes & I lost the striated grain affect in this damaged area which looked like a blob shadow that wasn’t apparent after the Zinzer block out was applied. I have since repainted this piece (large Hepplewhite buffet cabinet) in a mineral paint which fixed the problem but now I’m hesitant & hubs not liking this affect since I have some carvings & such & doesn’t think this will work with all the carved finishes. But I truly like how yours turned out & applause you. Do you mind sharing what base paint color you used? I like it & like your channel & of course I subscribed!
I’ve never tried the same base color as hers before, but I recommend always priming with a good primer if you aren’t familiar with how well the paint does. Thank you so much for the support. I used Oattbran by valspar as my base and then rustoleum decorative glaze
Yikes, you broke the stoppers at the back of the drawers! Those are there so drawers cannot be pulled out completely without turning the stoppers to open position! 😁😁😁
YES she certainly did Didn’t even check 😢
That can be fixed!
I kept yelling “lift the drawer, lift the drawer”😳🤣
I used a deck brush. It’s very easy to use. I think that it would be easier to handle than the broom.
Oh definitely, this was way too big
I have seen this technique on youtube before. Typically they use deck stain brushes for detail areas. The broom head is good for large surfaces like table tops. Search pottery barn finish for users doing this technique so you can find the tools they use. Good for you for trying something new, looks good :)
Use a large dry paint brush instead of a broom...more control and way more even
Ooo yes that would work great, thanks!
I think u do an amazing job for someone so young. I dabble a little bit in redoing furniture. At what age did you start working on furniture?
I started 2 years ago. Thanks for watching and supporting!!❤️
Thanks so much!
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Hi,what is the color of the valspar paint that you used?
Beautiful work Heather! Is there a reason you use a brush instead of roller when applying the paint? Thanks!
Thank you!! I typically prefer to brush paint that’s the only reason. I did JUST upload a video where I roll on paint though, you should definitely check it out!
What is the base paint color, not the primer but the second paint color you used? Good job!!
I have a client that has a huge office in their home, with two walk to wall built ins and a huge desk! I’ve done this process on several pieces of furniture but I’m afraid it’ll be just too much on everything in their office… meaning… it’s going to be impossible to get a perfect consistency and may look “messy” thoughts?
What does offloading bristles mean? And how do you fix if a piece comes out too dark? THANK YOU
Offloading the bristles means just taking paper towel or something and dabbing all the excess off before you swipe it across the surface so that it doesn’t become too dark. Because you can always go darker but you can’t go lighter without starting over! Thank you for watching and supporting!
Black sheep House. has lots of videos on this way to refinish furniture. here on you tube
Yes!! Since posting this video I have watched multiple of her videos and they are fabulous❤️❤️
I’ve done this look for many years and you can use a large dry brush when you use glaze next time
Oh that’s good to know, might make it a lot easier. Thanks for the tip!
What does that do ?
Fantastic work! Please do not pay any mind to any “haters” ranting over who you should or should not credit. I guess Pottery Barn should be getting most of the credit here, lol - or the Chinese or whomever sprays the finish for PB. I did faux (wall) finishes 25 years ago but in no way did I “invent” it. I watch lots of videos from many TH-camrs and appreciate all.
It's not "hate" when someone mentions giving the OG creator of something credit for their work. I am glad she added it to the description.
@@WatchTashi Who exactly is the OG of this faux finish? Certainly not Pottery Barn. Should she give a shout out to the renaissance? Does it really matter? Does every word you’ve ever said your original word? Every thought you’ve had an original thought? Nope. When it comes down to it, every person plagiarizes every day and “copies” someone else’s ideas - often changes it up a bit to suit themselves. There hasn’t been an original thought in decades. Get over it and move on.
What color and kind of paint did u use ?
oattbran by valspar
Black sheep house does thus also with some great videos
Thanks, I’ll have to check it out!!
I came here to say the same. She uses a broom head from a child’s toy broom from Dollar Tree. I’ve seen tons of this finish on TH-cam and she is my favorite. Salvaged by K Scott does a fabulous job on this finish as well.
@@conniesisco6468 good to know! I’ll have to check her out too🥰
Yes Shannon from Black Sheep House has so many tricks snd tips! You are doing a great job explaining things btw😊
I was also going to say that salvaged by K Scott has some awesome techniques on this finish.
I absolutely love this technique! You should check out the channel “Black Sheep House” She is the one I believe started this a couple of years ago by studying Pottery Barn furniture and replicating it. She does lots of different techniques of course and is amazing at those too but this particular one she’s the queen. You’ll love her channel. She makes it very easy to follow her steps.
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Try putting a big piece of cardboard (ex: packing box extended out) under your piece when painting. It helps to keep paint off the floor and gives your feet a break.
Yeah I need to get better at doing that!😂
Why couldn't you use Bullseye polyacrylic spray all over the piece to prevent bleed through? It's much faster too.
Try wallpaper brush....😊😊
I’ve heard so many good things!
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TH-camrs commenting that some other youtuber invented this style of refinishing should do some homework! They make me laugh thinking it is something new. I did it to all my furniture (except a dining table) back in the 70's !
They look great but to modernize them a bit, I personally would have taken the feet off and put on some metal wheels! Great job though.
Oo great suggestion! I’ll ha e to keep that in mind for next time. Thanks for watching and supporting❤️
Yes, this look came from Black Sheep House. She is the original creator of this finish! Everyone else is copying her.
I feel like she never gets credit for this finish!
I definitely don’t want her not getting credit. This technique is widely saturated I had no idea who the original creator was until now. Thanks for bringing light to that!❤️
If it doesn't bother Black Sheep then it's none of our business. Every 'new' design/ concept gets copied/ tweaked by entrepreneurs as soon as it goes to market (free).
@@isaauc5954 it does bother her. She’s mentioned it in a video. That’s why people are saying something.
I definitely understand it’s a free market and anyone can copy her but I just wish they would give her credit.