Yellowstone Painted Side Tables [PLUS GIVEAWAY]
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- Today I’m sharing a set of vibrant thrift store side tables painted in a new-to-me Yellowstone paint. I had a few oopsies with this makeover. My original plan didn’t work but it stretched me out of my comfort zone which is always a good thing. I can’t wait to hear what you think of this restyled set!
B L O G P O S T 👇
YELLOWSTONE PAINTED SIDE TABLES -
salvagedinspirations.com/yell...
C I N D Y ' S Y O U T U B E M A K E O V E R - R E I N V E N T E D D E L A W A R E 👇
• Incredible $30 Antique...
S U P P L I E S U S E D 👇
$14.99 x 2 Thrifted Side Tables - SALVAGED
Shop Towels - amzn.to/43mJteJ
Sanding Sponge - dixiebellepaint.com/sanding-s...
White Lightning Cleaner - dixiebellepaint.com/white-lig...
2″ Flat Paint Brush - dixiebellepaint.com/dbp-synth...
Yellowstone Silk All-In-One Paint - dixiebellepaint.com/yellowsto...
Latin Floral Transfer (on clearance as of writing this post!) - dixiebellepaint.com/latin-flo...
F O L L O W M E 👇
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00:00 Intro
00:42 How it looked like when i bought them
01:24 Removing price tags with heat gun
01:56 Removing the glass tops carefully
02:27 Cleaning the entire furniture with TSP substitute
03:28 Scuff sanded with sanding sponge
05:43 Removing dust with a tack cloth
05:53 Yellowstone Silk All-In-One Paint by Dixie Belle
06:32 Flipping the furniture for ease of painting
06:39 Applying first coat of paint
07:50 Preparing to paint the top part
08:44 How it looks like after first coat of paint
09:15 Start of the second coat of paint
09:54 Cleaning of glass tops
10:24 The "Ooppss" that I was saying
10:44 Plan B of the project
11:23 Latin Floral Transfer
11:34 How to apply the furniture transfer
13:34 Applying transfer to the second glass top
14:22 Tada!!!
14:30 The before and after
14:44 How to join the giveaway
15:18 Outro - Навчання та стиль
I know everyone has their preferences but for me, your videos are perfection! You explain things well, know how to laugh at yourself and are thorough without spending too much time on each step. I look forward to your videos every week!
Thank you Brittany! 😊 😊😊
❤Cute, fun and very cheery!❤
I just found you and I love your attitude and your explanation of what you’re doing 😊
Cute!!!
Thank you!
Thanks Denise! 😊
I wonder if you could use clear epoxy to repair the chipped corner, similar to the way you use Bondo on wood, maybe the kind used to repair automotive windshields. 🤷♂️
Why not just put the transfer on the other side of the glass? That way you could use them as side tables. Anyway they turned super cute!
Turned out great! One option for the glass top would be to remove the glass and replace it with wood of some type and stain it. I used pallet wood on an end table once. I sanded the wood and it happened to be oak, then stained it dark.
Thanks Chris and ya, great idea. I'll be putting these tables back into my inventory and they may get an entirely NEW look down the road. Enjoy your weekend. :)
The color you chose is so fun and cheery Denise! Great save on the glass!🥰
Thanks my friend. It was a really fun makeover!
Can't you put the glass upside-down? Or won't the design show up properly?
I thought the same thing but no, the transfer doesn’t look great on the backside.
Why not replace the glass with a piece of wood, or maybe some rattan?
I could do that! For the blog post though, the giveaway was being published with the 5 other talented ladies and I was on a time crunch. It was a lesson in creative pivoting...lol