Quick and Easy Tip: The easiest way for me to cover glass or mirrors is to use a deck of cards. I just slide them in and over lap them. Sometimes I need to use tape to hold the cards together. It's quick and easy and hardly any glass or mirror clean up. It really does keep the paint off these surfaces especially when I am tired and get a bit sloppy with the paint.
1. Use temporary stencil adhesive. Better seal for less bleeding. 2. First use Mod-Podge or base color with stencil then use your accent color. This preventive layer masks any bleeding. These 2 tips will help greatly with stencil success! In the end those drawer pulls worked wonderfully with the stencil design that you chose. They blended in so well that they almost seemed camouflaged. I hope that you kept this piece since it was your grandmother's. TFS, be 🙏🏼 blessed and stay 😷 safe.
My chin dropped and my eyes bugged out when you said when you were going to do and, true talk, had no faith. But it turned out sooooo beauuuuutiful!!!!! It really takes a lot of love and patience to make it turn out so stunningly.
WOW!! Talk about a labor of love, this is it. I love it! It is so very beautiful. I really love old vanities. I have one that is about 70 years old and I am going to strip it down and leave it natural. It has had several different colors on it. ONe painted on top of the other. It will also be a labor of love. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Take care, stay safe.
I love what you did to this vanity! My Mom died 2 years ago & I have inherited her vanity with a mirror. I would really like to do this to her vanity. I have done some stenciling so I have no worries there. I have worked in craft stores for many years. I will let you know if I accomplish this. Thank you for sharing your makeover!
Wow, Katie, well worth all your patience and expertise! What a transformation! Great info about the Hemp Oil also, thank you! Kind regards from Penny in Liverpool 🇬🇧😊💕
Oh, Katie! You are amazing, your work is amazing, your visions are amazing! Another beautiful piece. I agree with another comment; I hope you keep this in your family! Your grandmother would be proud!
Great job ! If you ever want to replace the original missing backplate, use the amazing mold putty. I used it for the first time to duplicate some molding and its so easy to use 😉😉😉 learned it from Zeb 😊😊😊
Gorgeous. Your stenciling technique is great! It looks so Moroccan. I can’t wait to see the geometric design. Stenciling is not easy, but you share great tips. Thanks.
Omg so incredibly gorgeous!! Please, please, please keep this piece for yourself. You did your beautiful, wonderful, Grandmother proud!!🙂😊💗❤💗❤🙌🏽👍🏾🙌🏽👍🏾🥂🍾
I've had the bone inlay stencil for a long time and never got up the nerve to use it. You did an amazing job !! This piece is stunning !! You have given me the incentive to give my bone inlay stencil a try very soon. Thanks Katie for a great video !!
I love the idea of using the Dollar Store make up sponges. The paint seems to go further. For the stencil brush, it needs to be almost dry, so dabbing on several paper towels is what I have always done. You can control your coverage, from barely there to very clear and bold with doing thin layers of paint in stenciling.
I can't believe what a gourgeous piece you made out of it! Quite amazing and every minute work worth it! Thank you Katie! I bet the little old furniture feels so proud now...
That is STUNNING!! I really want it for myself (and since it was your grandmother's, I hope you will keep it for yourself). I don't think your perfectionism was misplaced at all: it really paid off, as the piece looks realistic without looking slapdash! I think it is great to see you do a variety of different types of furniture and finishings, and not just stick with the simple, slick, sophisticated pieces you do so well, so I am really looking forward seeing what you try next time! Thank you for sharing! ... (edit: oops... I wrote my comment then scrolled down and saw that everyone else said "stunning", "stunning", "STUNNING" too... but it really is!)
Happy Saturday Katie! I found two brand new West Elm bone inlay end tables from my local thriftstore. I decided to gift them to one of my besties since l'm decorating her new home. The vanity turned out undoubtedly gorgeous.
I have used that exact stencil and spray tack made a world of difference in getting crisp lines. It's definitely worth picking some up for your next stenciling project!
Patience is definitely needed with stencils. I stenciled our lanai concrete floor in a tile look. I finished the first two and thought what have I done! She looks pretty. You did a great job 👏🏻
I did this last year but off white over stained wood. It was fine but I need to do it again using a dark blue-ish charcoal. I prefer the wedge make up sponges too, they seem easier to control and rarely seep under the stencil. Plus you don’t have to clean a brush! She’s beautiful, the colour combo was perfect. Thx Katie 👏👏💕
Well done again. You tackled a complicated piece for a ‘first time’ use of the inlay stencil but it turned out well. As a fellow furniture painter I appreciate the effort put into the prep as well as the base paint layer. You go the extra mile to paint portions of the piece not seen at first glance, i.e. the underside and drawer surrounds. I will use your tip of sanding the slider rails on my next piece. Genius. THX.
Wow wow wow! Excellent work, love the hemp oil, I need to try this! Tip: try using an old deck of cards around the inside of the mirror frame, then just slide out when done painting, quick and easy!
Katie nicely done. I would like to mention a couple of steps, I am sure you will come back with an answer of why you did not use it. So this is for others that may try this method. - Lightly spray adhesive on the back of the stencil. Take an old t-shirt or rag and tap the glue so it will not solidly adhere to your piece but stay in place for the painting.. I have scratched many a mirror with a razor. Pop the mirror out of the frame. Another way to protect the mirror is to slide craft paper or parchment paper between the wood and mirror which makes quick work of the dread taping. good luck s
If you use the undercoat colour first with the stencil and them the light colour you won't get bleeding. This turned out beautifully, I am going to try this
OMG I love this so much Katie. If I saw this in a store I would be running to get to it. Beautiful job as always. Perfectly imperfect is always good. You have inspired me to do this on an old jewelry armoire that I have. Always look forward to your videos.
Amazing, I could never have that much patience! Loved that you reused the hardware without the backplate! Looked perfect and upcycling is always better in my book🙌😍
Beautiful! (It's not complicated to make a mold and resin duplicate for one or two small pieces like the backplate of the drawer pull, btw. Worth trying if you really love the hardware.)
This is delightful! Doing the inlay on this vanity gives this design a completely different vibe than when it’s done on a piece that’s more modern. The way you’ve done this also allows the vanity to shine. Often, I love the inlay pattern but I can’t actually see the furniture it’s on. I don’t know if that makes sense. I love this and that’s why I enjoy your videos so much. You try so many different things in a unique way. Thank you for another great video and I love the original drawer pulls on this. They’re perfect!🌸
This is so beautiful. I’ve tried stenciling a couple of times, but this is beyond. I love the way it looks with the hemp oil and the primal color is great.
Another stunning piece. I love how you are willing to stretch yourself to try out different techniques and looks. The results always have the class & quality of a true K Scott piece. 💖
Absolutely beautiful! I will try Hemp oil after seeing you do this. I have always had the same difficulties with stenciling as you had. I will give it a try again using the dollar store make up sponges. Thanks for this!
Just when I think you can't possibly get more clever you prove me wrong! I'm in love with this piece! Can't wait to see you do more of these pieces. The hemp oil is perfect for this piece. Standing ovation over here! Lol
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! I love all of this - the colors, the stencil, just everything. Hint: use paper towels to offload stencil brush. You do better with the sponge as it naturally offloads due to its absorbing nature. The paint soaks up the sponge to your fingers. Just one little dip into pain and swirl the brush on paper towels. Your result will wow you too!! Good luck!!
I love this piece you created! I want it,since I have wanted to buy one,but always so expensive. Thank you for reminding us that imperfections is part of life and creating.
So glad to see you again because this slipped my mind. I'm finding some decent Art Deco pieces to work on and some have missing inlays, etc. and wondered if you knew of a decent source for furniture restoration parts. The one I'm working on has a missing bit of teeny narrow dentil molding and the rest is in pretty good shape so I don't want to just remove and fill the space. This vanity is really snazzy with a sort of ocular theme on the hardware and the giant round mirror. I thought to wash it in a deep indigo with the grain showing through.
I’ve had good results using paper clay to shape smaller bits of missing detail and applying with a good wood glue either before or after drying (although I prefer to glue down before drying as there seems to be a better bond). The stuff is sturdy, dries hard, can be sanded like wood. Perfect for repairs under paint.
Oh wow! Nice! I love how great the original pulls turn out with that stenciled flower as the backplate! I love that dark shade. Aren’t colors funny like that? My lower cabinets are a color Behr Winter Day. We all see a different color so I’ve taken to calling it blueblackgray-and of course at night from a certain angle looks green. Lol
Lol I haven’t watched the video yet, it’s on the ad now, but, Katie I JUST used this stencil on two end tables and by the end I was ready to cry! I couldn’t wait to be finished mine and sell it!! It was a struggle but turned o it great in the end!!! Can’t wait to see what you did!
I think the problem with stenciling with a brush is the bristles want to bend outward and under the edges of the stencil no matter what type of stroke you use. And the sponge does the opposite by pressing the stencil down against the piece. Gorgeous!!!
Stenciling is fun and easy with stenciling brush, make-up sponge and even a foam roller. The most important thing about stenciling is how well the ACTUAL stencil is placed on the surface. Spray adhesive is the best way to keep the stencil flat so it won't move if you do pounce the stencil brush.
When she offloaded using the brush she was offloading onto painter’s tape, which is not at all absorbent. With the sponge she was offloading onto a paper towel which is super absorbent.
For stencils the best way for this application is to spray one side with repositionable glue, similar to postit to prevent smear and leak of the paint, works for airbrush too,hope that helps✌🏻👍🏻
Absolutely stunning, I'm always eyeing up bone inlay furniture. I have a small armoire prepped to paint and thanks to this video I now know what I'm going to do with it.😍😍😍😍
Omg girl! That’s f***ing GORGEOUS!! I’m LOVING that Hemp Oil! I need to get some. So, usually before I stencil (I try to incorporate stencil in every piece I do. Just like a trademark😁) I apply a thin layer of topcoat or poly. Then, if I make a mistake I can just wipe it off with damp rag. Might not work in every case, but for the most part it works just great! 😃👍🏻
Quick and Easy Tip: The easiest way for me to cover glass or mirrors is to use a deck of cards. I just slide them in and over lap them. Sometimes I need to use tape to hold the cards together. It's quick and easy and hardly any glass or mirror clean up. It really does keep the paint off these surfaces especially when I am tired and get a bit sloppy with the paint.
1. Use temporary stencil adhesive. Better seal for less bleeding. 2. First use Mod-Podge or base color with stencil then use your accent color. This preventive layer masks any bleeding. These 2 tips will help greatly with stencil success! In the end those drawer pulls worked wonderfully with the stencil design that you chose. They blended in so well that they almost seemed camouflaged. I hope that you kept this piece since it was your grandmother's. TFS, be 🙏🏼 blessed and stay 😷 safe.
My chin dropped and my eyes bugged out when you said when you were going to do and, true talk, had no faith. But it turned out sooooo beauuuuutiful!!!!! It really takes a lot of love and patience to make it turn out so stunningly.
I applaud you for the patience it must have taken to apply all that stenciling and touch up. Beautiful desk. Great work.
WOW!! Talk about a labor of love, this is it. I love it! It is so very beautiful. I really love old vanities. I have one that is about 70 years old and I am going to strip it down and leave it natural. It has had several different colors on it. ONe painted on top of the other. It will also be a labor of love. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video. Take care, stay safe.
That sounds like it’s going to be a beautiful project! Good luck ❤️
I love what you did to this vanity! My Mom died 2 years ago & I have inherited her vanity with a mirror. I would really like to do this to her vanity. I have done some stenciling so I have no worries there. I have worked in craft stores for many years. I will let you know if I accomplish this. Thank you for sharing your makeover!
Very nice and the staging is beautiful 🥰
Wow, Katie, well worth all your patience and expertise! What a transformation! Great info about the Hemp Oil also, thank you! Kind regards from Penny in Liverpool 🇬🇧😊💕
Oh, Katie! You are amazing, your work is amazing, your visions are amazing! Another beautiful piece. I agree with another comment; I hope you keep this in your family! Your grandmother would be proud!
Oh Katie I think it turned out great. Love the black color not to dark not to blue just beautiful. Well done.
Great job ! If you ever want to replace the original missing backplate, use the amazing mold putty. I used it for the first time to duplicate some molding and its so easy to use 😉😉😉 learned it from Zeb 😊😊😊
Now that what I call beautiful, it look's Moroccan to me, which I love. Xx
I like the make up sponges too.
The fun you had creating this came through. It is a beautiful piece and fun.
Gorgeous. Your stenciling technique is great! It looks so Moroccan. I can’t wait to see the geometric design. Stenciling is not easy, but you share great tips. Thanks.
Beautiful job! Love how the hemp oil tones down the brightness of the lighter colour, making it look more authentic!
Your grandmother would be so proud of you with this make over👏👏👏
Omg so incredibly gorgeous!! Please, please, please keep this piece for yourself. You did your beautiful, wonderful, Grandmother proud!!🙂😊💗❤💗❤🙌🏽👍🏾🙌🏽👍🏾🥂🍾
I didn’t think I was going to like it, but oh.my.goodness....I actually love it!!! It’s gorgeous❤️❤️
I've had the bone inlay stencil for a long time and never got up the nerve to use it. You did an amazing job !! This piece is stunning !! You have given me the incentive to give my bone inlay stencil a try very soon. Thanks Katie for a great video !!
This is seriously a piece of art…I can imagine the level of pride you must feel!!! I hope you keep this one!!!
I love the idea of using the Dollar Store make up sponges. The paint seems to go further. For the stencil brush, it needs to be almost dry, so dabbing on several paper towels is what I have always done. You can control your coverage, from barely there to very clear and bold with doing thin layers of paint in stenciling.
Love the colours, and your attention to the details. Well done! 😊👍
I can't believe what a gourgeous piece you made out of it! Quite amazing and every minute work worth it! Thank you Katie! I bet the little old furniture feels so proud now...
That is STUNNING!! I really want it for myself (and since it was your grandmother's, I hope you will keep it for yourself). I don't think your perfectionism was misplaced at all: it really paid off, as the piece looks realistic without looking slapdash! I think it is great to see you do a variety of different types of furniture and finishings, and not just stick with the simple, slick, sophisticated pieces you do so well, so I am really looking forward seeing what you try next time! Thank you for sharing! ... (edit: oops... I wrote my comment then scrolled down and saw that everyone else said "stunning", "stunning", "STUNNING" too... but it really is!)
Ditto! Such creativity. Love uniqueness ❤
Happy Saturday Katie! I found two brand new West Elm bone inlay end tables from my local thriftstore. I decided to gift them to one of my besties since l'm decorating her new home. The vanity turned out undoubtedly gorgeous.
I have used that exact stencil and spray tack made a world of difference in getting crisp lines. It's definitely worth picking some up for your next stenciling project!
Patience is definitely needed with stencils. I stenciled our lanai concrete floor in a tile look. I finished the first two and thought what have I done! She looks pretty. You did a great job 👏🏻
This is really incredible! Beautiful way to give your Grandmother's vanity new life.
I did this last year but off white over stained wood. It was fine but I need to do it again using a dark blue-ish charcoal. I prefer the wedge make up sponges too, they seem easier to control and rarely seep under the stencil. Plus you don’t have to clean a brush! She’s beautiful, the colour combo was perfect. Thx Katie 👏👏💕
Same here. I did the same thing. Dark wood definitely makes a difference. Gorgeous
Well done again. You tackled a complicated piece for a ‘first time’ use of the inlay stencil but it turned out well. As a fellow furniture painter I appreciate the effort put into the prep as well as the base paint layer. You go the extra mile to paint portions of the piece not seen at first glance, i.e. the underside and drawer surrounds.
I will use your tip of sanding the slider rails on my next piece. Genius. THX.
Wow wow wow! Excellent work, love the hemp oil, I need to try this! Tip: try using an old deck of cards around the inside of the mirror frame, then just slide out when done painting, quick and easy!
I am going to try THAT card trick. Thx for sharing.
Lauren (Furniture Flipping Teacher) tried the card trick and it didn't work so well for her.
Katie nicely done. I would like to mention a couple of steps, I am sure you will come back with an answer of why you did not use it. So this is for others that may try this method. - Lightly spray adhesive on the back of the stencil. Take an old t-shirt or rag and tap the glue so it will not solidly adhere to your piece but stay in place for the painting.. I have scratched many a mirror with a razor. Pop the mirror out of the frame. Another way to protect the mirror is to slide craft paper or parchment paper between the wood and mirror which makes quick work of the dread taping. good luck s
Definitely one of your best creations. I LOVE it😍
Wasn't sure how you were going to approach this project. And it came out so cool. Great job. Thanks for sharing!
This vanity turned out so lovely. Your attention to detail is amazing. Great Job!
If you use the undercoat colour first with the stencil and them the light colour you won't get bleeding. This turned out beautifully, I am going to try this
OMG I love this so much Katie. If I saw this in a store I would be running to get to it. Beautiful job as always. Perfectly imperfect is always good. You have inspired me to do this on an old jewelry armoire that I have. Always look forward to your videos.
Amazing, I could never have that much patience! Loved that you reused the hardware without the backplate! Looked perfect and upcycling is always better in my book🙌😍
Beautiful! (It's not complicated to make a mold and resin duplicate for one or two small pieces like the backplate of the drawer pull, btw. Worth trying if you really love the hardware.)
This is delightful! Doing the inlay on this vanity gives this design a completely different vibe than when it’s done on a piece that’s more modern. The way you’ve done this also allows the vanity to shine. Often, I love the inlay pattern but I can’t actually see the furniture it’s on. I don’t know if that makes sense. I love this and that’s why I enjoy your videos so much. You try so many different things in a unique way. Thank you for another great video and I love the original drawer pulls on this. They’re perfect!🌸
Definitely my favourite. Absolute beauty. Bravo.
So Creative. Love this! Barry
This is so beautiful. I’ve tried stenciling a couple of times, but this is beyond. I love the way it looks with the hemp oil and the primal color is great.
So so beautiful. I think you pulled it off perfectly!!
Another stunning piece. I love how you are willing to stretch yourself to try out different techniques and looks. The results always have the class & quality of a true K Scott piece. 💖
I love this project! You are absolutely correct about it being a labor of love. It came out beautifully and your patience is amazing!
Bravo! Well done Katie Scott!
Thank you for showing how you make mistakes and how you deal with it. This was a striking piece which I would never have considered before. Will now.
Katie, you did a fantastic job on this piece, and your 1st time to boot. Your talent is inspirational.
Absolutely beautiful! I will try Hemp oil after seeing you do this. I have always had the same difficulties with stenciling as you had. I will give it a try again using the dollar store make up sponges. Thanks for this!
Such pretty stencil! My personal taste is with a bit less stencil, but it's so pretty. Who wouldn't like to stare at it?! Bold and Beautiful 🏵️
Just when I think you can't possibly get more clever you prove me wrong! I'm in love with this piece! Can't wait to see you do more of these pieces. The hemp oil is perfect for this piece. Standing ovation over here! Lol
So beautiful, watching you paint it, you make it look stoop easy and I LOVE LOVE LOVE THE VANITY
Absolutely beautiful Katie. Well done.
Nothing short of a miracle! So precious!
Once again, it's beautiful! Katie, don't stifle your perfectionism - it's part of your creativity. Love the piece. Let us know what you sell it for.
I think this pattern was a great choice for this piece. Loved your choice for the handle.
I've used this stencil before.....it was the ultimate test in my patience.....and I haven't used it again!! This is gorgeous.
I love this! I have been wanting to attempt this and even have an inlay stencil from cutting edge stencils. You are an inspiration ❤️❤️❤️ thank you!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! I love all of this - the colors, the stencil, just everything. Hint: use paper towels to offload stencil brush. You do better with the sponge as it naturally offloads due to its absorbing nature. The paint soaks up the sponge to your fingers. Just one little dip into pain and swirl the brush on paper towels. Your result will wow you too!! Good luck!!
This is soooo beautiful! Bone inlay furniture has been my obsession (esp from Morocco)
So gorgeous. The four hours you spent stenciling was well worth it. Success!
This is so pretty I’ve wanted to do a piece with the inlays but looks very labor intensive
I love this piece you created! I want it,since I have wanted to buy one,but always so expensive. Thank you for reminding us that imperfections is part of life and creating.
the makeup sponge tip is flippin brilliant, thank you! The piece was beautiful too!
So glad to see you again because this slipped my mind. I'm finding some decent Art Deco pieces to work on and some have missing inlays, etc. and wondered if you knew of a decent source for furniture restoration parts. The one I'm working on has a missing bit of teeny narrow dentil molding and the rest is in pretty good shape so I don't want to just remove and fill the space. This vanity is really snazzy with a sort of ocular theme on the hardware and the giant round mirror. I thought to wash it in a deep indigo with the grain showing through.
I’ve had good results using paper clay to shape smaller bits of missing detail and applying with a good wood glue either before or after drying (although I prefer to glue down before drying as there seems to be a better bond). The stuff is sturdy, dries hard, can be sanded like wood. Perfect for repairs under paint.
@@blackbirdhollow3889 This is inlay with a pattern, not to be covered by paint. A striped sort of pattern with ebony.
Oh wow! Nice! I love how great the original pulls turn out with that stenciled flower as the backplate! I love that dark shade. Aren’t colors funny like that? My lower cabinets are a color Behr Winter Day. We all see a different color so I’ve taken to calling it blueblackgray-and of course at night from a certain angle looks green. Lol
This was so great to see. I’ve been wanting to do this. Your piece is absolutely beautiful!
Lol I haven’t watched the video yet, it’s on the ad now, but, Katie I JUST used this stencil on two end tables and by the end I was ready to cry! I couldn’t wait to be finished mine and sell it!! It was a struggle but turned o it great in the end!!! Can’t wait to see what you did!
Watched it, and it turned out amazing!!!!!!!!
Oh my gash Katie, That looks amazing. Such Tedious Detail, so well done! You knocked it out of the park, again! Cathleen
I think the problem with stenciling with a brush is the bristles want to bend outward and under the edges of the stencil no matter what type of stroke you use. And the sponge does the opposite by pressing the stencil down against the piece. Gorgeous!!!
A stencil brush is made and meant to be used by pouncing not brushing which prevents the paint from going under the stencil.
Zee- I totally agree with you and that’s exactly why using a sponge gives a far superior result 😉
Stenciling is fun and easy with stenciling brush, make-up sponge and even a foam roller. The most important thing about stenciling is how well the ACTUAL stencil is placed on the surface. Spray adhesive is the best way to keep the stencil flat so it won't move if you do pounce the stencil brush.
When she offloaded using the brush she was offloading onto painter’s tape, which is not at all absorbent. With the sponge she was offloading onto a paper towel which is super absorbent.
I love how many times Ive squeezed into desk cubbies and never thought to turn the piece over....
I ordered a bone inlay stencil 2 days ago and was excited to learn of your experience. The final piece turned out great!
Absolutely beautiful! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE IT!
Love, love, love. Thank you. My original idea to upgrade an old console out the window. Am inspired to do just this. Can't wait to get started!!
Holy smokes…I’m speechless!!! Stunning! 🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤
Gorgeous! And the hemp oil finish is perfect.
Beautiful! Probably my favorite I've seen of your work so far.
Wow! That turned out GORGEOUS!! Beautiful work and animal friendly!
One of the most gorgeous piece's I have ever seen!
So beautiful who would’ve thought a dressing table can look so beautiful
STUNNING...I was wanting to try this but was scared...LOL...thank you for demonstrating
Thanks for watching 🖤
Gorgeous! Yes, try this again, I totally charmed with results! TFS ♥️
For stencils the best way for this application is to spray one side with repositionable glue, similar to postit to prevent smear and leak of the paint, works for airbrush too,hope that helps✌🏻👍🏻
Bold and different. I definitely admire the creative process. ❤️
Absolutely stunning, I'm always eyeing up bone inlay furniture. I have a small armoire prepped to paint and thanks to this video I now know what I'm going to do with it.😍😍😍😍
Love, love, LOVE this! I thought you were talented before but, WOW Katie, you have achieved a while new level. Simply beautiful.
Absolutely stunning Katie! I’m not normally a fan of black but this faux bone inlay is just beautiful 😍
You are now a stencil pro! Four hours...wow! Looks great.
WOW! Gorgeous. Time well spent.
Omg girl! That’s f***ing GORGEOUS!! I’m LOVING that Hemp Oil! I need to get some. So, usually before I stencil (I try to incorporate stencil in every piece I do. Just like a trademark😁) I apply a thin layer of topcoat or poly. Then, if I make a mistake I can just wipe it off with damp rag. Might not work in every case, but for the most part it works just great! 😃👍🏻
Its turned out so good ! Absolutely stunning! Hats off to you Katie!👍🎩
You have convinced me to use the stencil I bought! Thanks 😊
Wow!! That was a ton of work!! But it was well worth it!
Simply stunning!!!!!!! A work of love and patience!!! ❤️
WOW! Your work is just beautiful! Can’t wait to see what you’ll do next!
Just gorgeous.
The furniture looks amazing! I did the same work on two nightstands but it took me almost two weeks from start to finish 😝 but it was worth it!
Well done...love seeing different techniques. You are a great artist.