Thank you so very much for sharing this with us for free. As always you ladies go above and beyond... This is absolutely incredible and I can't wait to try it 💜
Ladies...I think I”ve said this before adding I will say it again...I love EVERYTHING YOU DO. You make it all seem soooo smooth and easy.Thank you so much. Jo
Your products are totally innovative. Maybe manufacturers had them at great expense, but not for the public. And I doubt even they had this easy a process. Thanks!
Oh my I totally got inspiration from watching this! So much so, that I will be experimenting with this technique 😍 My mind is full of ideas now! 💡 Thank you for sharing.
YES!!! Absolutely brilliant ladies! 👏🏻💯 This turned out so lovely and the final result has such a soft, naturally worn look to it. I can only imagine the variation of unique projects we’ll soon be seeing from all the amazingly creative minds out there who’ll be inspired by this technique, and I’m looking so forward to it!🤗 You ladies are awesome and have given us the most amazing line/variety of products to work with, which never fail to provide endless amounts of inspiration for creativity, making the creative process itself so enjoyable and easy for anyone, even if you’re just starting. Thanks again!!🥰🙏🏻💜💜
Thank you so much for watching and for this lovely comment! You are right - this technique can be slightly adjusted to provide many other rich, beautiful results as well. Thanks for the kind words! So glad to have you in this community ❤️
you both are really creative I work with my little brother sometimes because I have to because he complains and I will let him wash my furniture or get screws out of handles thank you for showing how to do this you are so nice to do that
Imagine using the leaves from the Fronds Decor Stamp, with the leaves appearing to have fallen and sat on a distressed piece over time, becoming one with the piece!
I wonder if you can tell me what chalk paint you use for your projects? I just recently discovered IOD products and just can't wait to try some of the projects.
Please do! And don't forget to share it with us! Our new stamps (to be release this week.... shhhhh...) are AMAZING for this technique! (I know, we're biased but... wait until you try them!) :)
constructive critique ... all the work and all the technique sharing five stars , thumbs up, awesome , soooo good . the reveal was covered up by pop ups for more videos : ( maybe you could add a routine to close out your videos to avoid that ; )
White wax would work, but the effect might not be quite as dramatic... more subtle. Try it on a sample board first to see if you like it and let us know. We'd love to hear how it turns out with white wax. Thanks for watching!
It's not necessary. The beauty of this use is that each impression doesn't need to be uniform. Chalk type paint cleans off quickly and easily so if you decide you like the first impression better a wash and dry should be simple.
Hi Charlotte! I think you mean the stamp? (Don't worry, we do that all the time!) But the answer is no, you don't need to clean it off until the end. Unless of course, you feel like the paint has really clogged the stamp causing it to not leave as deep of an impression, then you can give it a rinse. You'll just want to make sure it's dry when you apply it on the paint again😊❤
Baby wipes work well for cleaning while you're in the middle of a project. Once your project is done, you can use warm (not hot) soapy water. Sometimes it helps to use a soft bristled brush, like an old tooth brush to get the paint out of the details. You can use any high quality decor paint for this project (doesn't have to be chalk paint). We just really love how chalk and mineral based paints look. :)
Yes - the original dresser top was just a flat surface like you're typical dresser. If you want to cover an uneven or damaged surface, you might want to try this: ua-cam.com/video/JEcAj5RDrXc/v-deo.html
You'll want to wipe it periodically with a wet wipe as the paint accumulates in the design. That will help keep the impression more detailed and crisp. After you're done with stamping, you'll want to do a through clean of the stamps with warm water and a mild detergent (NO dishwasher or high heat, please).
Just a suggestion. I can barely see the actual table and detail. More zooming in would be great. The table takes up about 5% of the screen so not able to see what it looks like.
Hi Liz, You should join the IOD Creative Tribe on Facebook. You'll be able to share a picture and get a ton of ideas for what do do with it. :) Go here to join for free: facebook.com/groups/341167542965963
is that dark color a chalk paint? it looks like it might be. You mentioned mineral paint, but I'm not sure if that is chalk paint or something else. Thank you!
The cleaning was edited out, but you'll want to do a quick clean of the stamp with a baby wipe so that the paint doesn't build up in the details of the stamp. Otherwise you might not get as good of an impression. :) Great question and thanks for asking!
We like the variance of the bottom color coming through more in some areas and less in others. It's all up to the maker and the look they're going for! Both can be accommodated with this technique ❤️
interesting concept but I will pass on using it on furniture. We have four dogs and a cat....they help create lots and lots of dust and hair....this technique would always be a dusty hot mess.
Thank u for the free video, I tend to buy products from the companies who give videos I’m on a very tight budget
You are so welcome!
Luv it!!!!! Love your sisterly bantering and having so much fun thank you!!!
Thanks so much!! We're glad you joined us!!
Thank you so very much for sharing this with us for free. As always you ladies go above and beyond... This is absolutely incredible and I can't wait to try it 💜
Thanks so much, Myrna! ❤️
Ladies...I think I”ve said this before adding I will say it again...I love EVERYTHING YOU DO. You make it all seem soooo smooth and easy.Thank you so much. Jo
Wow, thank you so much Jo! ❤️❤️❤️
Very beautiful thanks for the detailed instructions on how to actually do this technique!!
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Thanks so much! So glad this is helpful! ❤️
Your products are totally innovative. Maybe manufacturers had them at great expense, but not for the public. And I doubt even they had this easy a process. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Ellen. We are passionate about what we do and the products we make. It's so encouraging to hear kind words like this ❤️
OMGoodness!! I LOVE THIS technique 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻❤️
Thank you so much! We LOVE the results from this technique ❤️
Great ideas, great tutorial! Thank you!
Thank you Lorraine!!
Beautiful
Love this look, I did this on a buffet. Thanks so much ladies
Wow! We'd love to see how it turned out! ❤️
@@IronOrchidDesigns can't figure out how to share photos on here
This awesomely stunning ❤! I can’t wait to try it 😊
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Love this so much! Question: If I did this with a dark color base can. I then just use white wax and be done? Thank you
Yes you can - but you might want to do a test board first to make sure the contrast is enough to see the design. :) Let us know how it turns out.
Y’all are SO AMAZING!!! TY for sharing this!!! Wow❤️
Our pleasure!
I love it! I'm thinking grapes on a wine cabinet!
LOVE IT! ❤️❤️❤️
Always so impressive!!! Can't wait to try this!!!😘🎩🌹
Yay! Thank you!
I think I'd like to play with this technique on a board, with color. Or perhaps on a canvas.... hm mm
You absolutely should! Let us know what you think when you try it out! 😊
Oh my I totally got inspiration from watching this! So much so, that I will be experimenting with this technique 😍
My mind is full of ideas now! 💡
Thank you for sharing.
Yay! We love to hear this🙌❤
This is fabulous! Can’t wait to try it. Thanks so much dear ones for sharing this. 💕
Thanks so much, Beth! It really is a favorite technique of ours! ❤️
Absolutely beautiful! You guys have the most awesome products, videos and personalities!
Thank you so much Robin! So glad that you enjoyed🥰♥
YES!!! Absolutely brilliant ladies! 👏🏻💯 This turned out so lovely and the final result has such a soft, naturally worn look to it. I can only imagine the variation of unique projects we’ll soon be seeing from all the amazingly creative minds out there who’ll be inspired by this technique, and I’m looking so forward to it!🤗 You ladies are awesome and have given us the most amazing line/variety of products to work with, which never fail to provide endless amounts of inspiration for creativity, making the creative process itself so enjoyable and easy for anyone, even if you’re just starting. Thanks again!!🥰🙏🏻💜💜
Thank you so much for watching and for this lovely comment! You are right - this technique can be slightly adjusted to provide many other rich, beautiful results as well. Thanks for the kind words! So glad to have you in this community ❤️
@@IronOrchidDesigns 🥰💜💜
Amazed me ❤️
you both are really creative I work with my little brother sometimes because I have to because he complains and I will let him wash my furniture or get screws out of handles thank you for showing how to do this you are so nice to do that
Thanks, Gavin! So glad you enjoyed this video :)
Imagine using the leaves from the Fronds Decor Stamp, with the leaves appearing to have fallen and sat on a distressed piece over time, becoming one with the piece!
That would be absolutely beautiful! 😍
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate you teaching us different techniques.
Our pleasure, Patricia! So glad this is helpful and enjoyable ❤️
O M G!!!! Genius and extremely beautiful😲🙌❤️🥳
Thank you! 😊
So glad to see this. Going to use this on a little “what is this table for??”’table
Love that idea!
My favorite piece. Thank you!
Glad you like it! We really love this technique as well. So much you can do with it!
I wonder if you can tell me what chalk paint you use for your projects? I just recently discovered IOD products and just can't wait to try some of the projects.
We use a variety of different paints for our projects. Our IOD Stockists sell many different kinds so we try to stay "paint neutral".
Looks amazing. Thanks for sharing. Blessings.
You are so welcome, Sharon!
At 10:32 (the sound 😂) lol! This is such a cool technique, thanks for sharing! 😘❤
Thanks for watching!
That's so beautiful & fun!
Thank you! ❤️
Love it! Can’t wait to try!
Please do! And don't forget to share it with us! Our new stamps (to be release this week.... shhhhh...) are AMAZING for this technique! (I know, we're biased but... wait until you try them!) :)
I love this so much.
Thanks so much Leah! ❤️
MARAVILHOSO!!! Muito obrigado .
Thank you so much! ❤️
I know Dixie Belle paints are mineral based but are other chalk paints also?
Yes 😊
so i love this but the brush strokes of the first thick
the brush strokes of the first thick coat absolutely do matter i can see the brush lines in the finished look so b mindful of that
@@kellysnyder7224 So true! ❤️
It ultimately looks like a thin layer of decorative plaster.
You got it! Just with less mess and clean up because it's paint. :)
constructive critique ... all the work and all the technique sharing five stars , thumbs up, awesome , soooo good . the reveal was covered up by pop ups for more videos : ( maybe you could add a routine to close out your videos to avoid that ; )
Feedback is much appreciated! We can definitely fix that. Thank you!
Would it be okay if you used white wax instead of paint but love the idea
White wax would work, but the effect might not be quite as dramatic... more subtle. Try it on a sample board first to see if you like it and let us know. We'd love to hear how it turns out with white wax. Thanks for watching!
Did you clean the stamps between each time you put them down in the first stamp step?
It's not necessary. The beauty of this use is that each impression doesn't need to be uniform. Chalk type paint cleans off quickly and easily so if you decide you like the first impression better a wash and dry should be simple.
Muchas gracias por escuchar mi petición.
You are very welcome. It's been a LONG time coming. So glad we can finally post this ❤️
Is it possible to do this without brush strokes?
How did you make the furniture stamp ..
Do you have to clean of the transfer sheet each time you press?
Hi Charlotte! I think you mean the stamp? (Don't worry, we do that all the time!) But the answer is no, you don't need to clean it off until the end. Unless of course, you feel like the paint has really clogged the stamp causing it to not leave as deep of an impression, then you can give it a rinse. You'll just want to make sure it's dry when you apply it on the paint again😊❤
What kind of paint are you using
You can use any high-quality furniture paint. Your local IOD stockist will be able to recommend a favorite brand. :)
How do you clean the stamps after? Also do I have to use chalk paint? Ty
Baby wipes work well for cleaning while you're in the middle of a project. Once your project is done, you can use warm (not hot) soapy water. Sometimes it helps to use a soft bristled brush, like an old tooth brush to get the paint out of the details. You can use any high quality decor paint for this project (doesn't have to be chalk paint). We just really love how chalk and mineral based paints look. :)
So does the table have a flat surface?
Yes - the original dresser top was just a flat surface like you're typical dresser. If you want to cover an uneven or damaged surface, you might want to try this: ua-cam.com/video/JEcAj5RDrXc/v-deo.html
Will you have to wash the stamp befor every use?
You'll want to wipe it periodically with a wet wipe as the paint accumulates in the design. That will help keep the impression more detailed and crisp. After you're done with stamping, you'll want to do a through clean of the stamps with warm water and a mild detergent (NO dishwasher or high heat, please).
You really could create a watercolor effect too
Interesting! What are you envisioning? ❤️
Just a suggestion. I can barely see the actual table and detail. More zooming in would be great. The table takes up about 5% of the screen so not able to see what it looks like.
Thank you for the suggestion Lynn♥️
Hi im stumbled on a project i want to start. I have a bench . Can i send a photo so you can help with a idea?
Hi Liz, You should join the IOD Creative Tribe on Facebook. You'll be able to share a picture and get a ton of ideas for what do do with it. :) Go here to join for free: facebook.com/groups/341167542965963
is that dark color a chalk paint? it looks like it might be. You mentioned mineral paint, but I'm not sure if that is chalk paint or something else. Thank you!
It looks like Annie Sloane Paris Grey
@@jeaniminer5560 We mixed our colors, but that color and tone is similar ❤️
Yes it is ❤️
@@IronOrchidDesigns Thanks so much!!
@@jeaniminer5560 i thought so too.
Ωραίο!!! αλλά θα προτιμούσα να βλέπω καλύτερα το έργο, περισσότερο zoom στο έργο!!
Thanks for the feedback. We'll work on getting more close ups on the project.
I didn’t see a link for a sqeegy
It's a brand new, soon-to-be released product specially designed for this technique. Your local stockist should have it in hand by late May.
It looks like you aren't cleaning the stamp between impressions. True?
The cleaning was edited out, but you'll want to do a quick clean of the stamp with a baby wipe so that the paint doesn't build up in the details of the stamp. Otherwise you might not get as good of an impression. :) Great question and thanks for asking!
@@IronOrchidDesigns Thank you for clearing that up for me!
So do you want more of the bottom color to show?
We like the variance of the bottom color coming through more in some areas and less in others. It's all up to the maker and the look they're going for! Both can be accommodated with this technique ❤️
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Thanks Starr!
I thought watching this is it possible she is pregnant,, wow what a eye
Good job, Debby! 😄❤️
interesting concept but I will pass on using it on furniture. We have four dogs and a cat....they help create lots and lots of dust and hair....this technique would always be a dusty hot mess.
The things we sacrifice for our fur babies!
Great work, as always. But way too many words, ladies. As always.
We love to connect with each other and to the viewer. Often times that's with lots of words :)
@@IronOrchidDesigns I understand, I'm just not that patient.
I'm with you Monika.. I'm so busy I really need technique videos to get to the point quickly 😊 I would love to have all day to watch them though.