We are sharing this post by Debbie Dion Hayes of MyPatchOfBlueSky.com
{Although this post is sponsored by Wood Icing™, the idea and comments are my own.}
Last week I spent three wonderful fall days wandering the High Point
Market. It’s where buyers and interior designers go twice yearly to buy
for their stores and clients. You can imagine the eye candy is over the
top, and I get ideas faster than I can remember them. I did leave with
the plan to create a furniture finish using Wood Icing® Textura Paste that is lightly textured, washed and soft gold and grey.
Yes, like pretty fabric, with a gorgeous glass pull that is similar to the pattern.
What do you think? This is easy, fast and can be created in any
colors that work well with soft gold, because I actually used the Wood
Icing™ Textura Paste color as part of the finish.
SUPPLIES
• cabinet door for a sample, or a furniture item
• FROM WOOD ICING.COM: Textura Paste, Paris Grey & Pure White Chalk Paint®, and Clear Soft Wax
• stencil, mine is from RoyalDesignStudio.com
• brush, rags, cheesecloth or lint-free wiping cloth
PAINT THE CABINET & ADD TEXTURA PASTE
I used a cabinet door I found at Habitat for Humanity for $1. Lacey
Jane the kitty helper insisted upon assisting. I lightly sanded the door
and wiped it off because it was shiny. Then I brushed on one coat of
Paris Grey and let it dry.
I cut my stencil edges off, in order for it to fit inside the panel
more easily. I put it in various positions that I liked, and simply used
my finger to push a bit of Textura Paste through the stencil. It dries
quickly.
WASH ON PURE WHITE, WIPE SOME OFF & WAX
Brush on a thin layer of Pure White, in random strokes so it’s not
too perfect. Let dry. Use a wet rag to pull of areas of the pattern
until you like the look. Let dry.
Use cheesecloth to wipe on one layer of Clear Soft Wax. Wait a few
minutes and wipe off all excess. Buff to a soft sheen. If this is a
piece of furniture, wait a day and add another coat of Clear Wax.
Pretty isn’t it!
{Disclosure:
This is a paid featured post in conjunction with Wood Icing™. All
opinions, projects, and ideas are based on my own experience.}
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