Hi, I'm Sharon watching from France were we now live, but originally from Wales UK. watching intently as I am getting ready to start 6 quit big projects that I've never done before. But your instruction is so much better and more informative than the rest, I've taken in what you've said with more confidence and I'm ready to start now, well tomorrow. 😁 Thank you
I'm struggling to learn gilding by watching various tutorials on TH-cam and found your tutorial one of the best. I am a female from India Kolkata with much love for you.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
If I’m solid gilding and distressing a pair of chairs and I want to replicate the look of bole under the leaf, what paint color would you suggest from the one step line? Or would you suggest using gesso, milk paint, and then the leaf for a more authentic look?
It's bole (bowl), just the way it is spelled. Not boul, which sounds like boulle. Boulle is a completely different inlaid finish technique for furniture, named for Andre Charles Boulle, who made it popular in the 17th century. You have nearly 40,000 subscribers who are going to think it's pronounced boul. Thank you for the information. Hate to be the "language police", but this is an important one, as it distinguishes between two entirely different furniture finishes that should not be confused.
Thank you for sharing this gilding trick and history lesson!
Hi, I'm Sharon watching from France were we now live, but originally from Wales UK. watching intently as I am getting ready to start 6 quit big projects that I've never done before.
But your instruction is so much better and more informative than the rest, I've taken in what you've said with more confidence and I'm ready to start now, well tomorrow. 😁 Thank you
I'm struggling to learn gilding by watching various tutorials on TH-cam and found your tutorial one of the best.
I am a female from India Kolkata with much love for you.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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If I’m solid gilding and distressing a pair of chairs and I want to replicate the look of bole under the leaf, what paint color would you suggest from the one step line? Or would you suggest using gesso, milk paint, and then the leaf for a more authentic look?
Gosh I pray I am doing this right
If you wax over gold leaf then the gold leaf sealer is not needed?
Yes, as the wax should be the last step.
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Did you use One Step or Toscana Milk Paint ? Gesso ?? 🥰
Same question.
What color is the one step?
I am gilding my wreath I bought from you Amy today it will be my first time here goes nothing.....lol
Amy Howard What is color you started with?
It is the gilding size www.amyhowardhome.com/products/gilding-size.
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It's bole (bowl), just the way it is spelled. Not boul, which sounds like boulle. Boulle is a completely different inlaid finish technique for furniture, named for Andre Charles Boulle, who made it popular in the 17th century. You have nearly 40,000 subscribers who are going to think it's pronounced boul. Thank you for the information. Hate to be the "language police", but this is an important one, as it distinguishes between two entirely different furniture finishes that should not be confused.
Thanks, Amy. I love the art history lesson, also. I love your teacher's heart. Again, many thanks!!!