Showing posts with label glass doors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glass doors. Show all posts

PAINT TECHNIQUES - how to create vintage looking finishes






PAINT TUTORIALS - In the last 12 months I set out to photograph several paint projects in great detail to share how they were done. With all those pictures I was able to put together 4 great in depth paint tutorials for others to enjoy.

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FIXING A BAD PAINT JOB - terrible turquoise cabinet




I am writing this article to give hope to those who have a lovely pieces of furniture that ended up with an awful paint job and I hope to offer some guidance to those who don't have experience painting furniture.

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WHITE SECRETARY DESK - vintage wood working



This secretary was built with several
parts headed to the landfill.
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FRENCH TYPOGRAPHY CABINET - graphics on glass




This could be a great shoe cabinet!

She looks and really is a true vintage cabinet
turned into an amazing shabby chic statement
piece with a vintage french advert on the
glass door. Long legs and 3 authentic
antique glass knobs.


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PAINTED DRIFTWOOD FINISH - how to video using ASCP



Growing up we spent most free weekends camping
on the shores of Harrison lake. The lake always had
lots of silvered driftwood and my father, sister, and
I would build rafts to sail around on. I was a tall skinny
child with long legs and big ambitions. The bigger
the logs the more I wanted to roll them down the
beach and build them into our rafts. I will never
forget the look and feel of those sun kissed driftwood
logs.




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MY APOTHECARY CABINET - painting on glass







I created this wonderful
Apothecary cabinet from an unwanted piece of furniture.

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THIS LADY KNOWS WHAT SHE'S DOIN - apothecary cabinet


I'm Here, I'm Here!
Let the bells ring out and the banners fly.
I've had an extreme makeover and I'm looking marvelous.


We had a long road together getting each element finished just right.
Sometimes I just didn't understand her vision and wouldn't cooperate with what she wanted.


It was a vision of beauty.




I hear that next time she's gonna show more pictures
of how we created this look together.

UPDATE
here is the link to see more about this transformation:
The graphic is available here:





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