Annie Sloan you are an absolute jewel!!!! WHY doesn't this woman have millions of subscribers? She's too humble to even ask for subs but I will pass it on! We love you Annie!! 💕
Thank you for sharing Annie! ❤This is a very interesting technique that I'll try. It's all very different from when I was growing up, my mom painted/stained, re-upholstered items to extend their lives.... but this look 😍
Ms. Sloan, I just love your work! You've been my mentor from afar for many years now. I've got your books, watched your videos and am so grateful for everything I e learned from you. Your chalk paint is my very favorite along with your brushes. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Much respect from the US.
Annie so wonderful see you 👏I have been eyeing an older piece I had done and needs sprucing up this is just the ticket 🙃❤Thanks and Happy 🐣 to yo and yours🐰🐇
I love how you work with such ease, almost casually and with confidence. I was watching a previous video --painting fabric with a stencil when my phone went crazy and I lost it. I don't know where these tutorials of yours have been hiding, or even how they turned up, but I'm thrilled that they did. The finish with the wet wax is beautiful. Most of all, what I'm learning , just from the two videos I've seen, is daring to experiment. I can't wait to see more from the woman who started it all. 🙏🙏❤️❤️
Thank you! I am doing a project with Old Ochre, clear wax and dark wax, and gold trim. Yikes, I've had to wipe and change it to suit, but I like the flexibility to work to get it right. xxoo auntie
First off, I love your hair up like that! Lol! Been painting furniture for about 7 years now, and just loving it! Amazing what a global trend you started, and how exciting and unique and fun and fabulous we can make furniture and many other things! I think my favourite colour is your Aubusson Blue, but there are so many to choose from! I love this technique and am going to suggest we do it to a friend's old hope chest, since she's thinking of painting it.👍
I like the final look of this middle ground. I do though enjoy washes in many colours but this wax idea is fun to see. And that chest that you painted. That piece of wood is something my husband would love. Great to see you posting here again. PS: I recently made a prep station for my kitchen with open shelves and used your chalk paint. Just lovely. I love adding water, I love the thickness. I just love it. Cheers & Happy Painting, Ivy PPS: I also now ONLY use brushes when I paint walls. You have changed my method and approach and for that, I can't say thank you enough. Goodbye rollers, hello brushes.
You are so talented! I just ordered you wax for the first time and got it yesterday. Shipped so fast from your website. I will be ordering more products from you. Brushes are next on my list. When I started researching painting furniture and got very interesting in it, I found out quickly how you are the Guru in chalk paint. Now I wanna paint everything. Lol Happy Easter!!
I've tried this in the past, using the book recipe and it's a finish like no other, one of my favourites and it wears so well. Looking forward to more of these techniques, thank you Annie.
Hi Annie …Iv been using your calk paint for years now revamping furniture ..I have an open pine stairs case to do , which has gone that horrible orange colour ..I have painted the rails Paris grey and used white on the very first rail . what would be best to use on the steps ..plus how can I protect them whilst I wait for the seal in coat to completely set ? ..they are really slippy at the moment as the previous owner varnished them ..which I find very dangerous …I would really appreciate any advice you can give me ..thank you ..
I have chalk painted the fabric backs of my chairs and they turned out great. The issue I am having is waxing is leaving white marks on the fabric. Do you have any suggestions how to fix this? The fabric is texture and has a raised pile. Do you have any suggestions?
If you've done the technique over the whole piece it probably has enough wax on it without need for further sealing. Annie suggests leaving it to fully dry, probably until the next day, and the gently rubbing it with a lint free cloth to polish up the finish. At this point you can add another layer of Clear Wax if you wanted further protection.
Hello Vanessa, good question! Chalk Paint is different from other paints as it does not contain polymers that are resisted by wax, so it literally melts into the wax.
hello, annie! i painted my drawer using antoinette paint but it's very 'scratchy' whenever we touch it with an object by mistake and the paint falls off easily, could you help me, please? thank you
I wish there was a good medium out there for crackle,,,, not just school glue, or carpenter's glue ,something really designated for beautiful crackle that always works , a science of glue I know ,, when I have painted glue over paint in just patches here and there, heavy and lite brush strokes then leave almost dry or very tacky,,,then paint my next coat of paint over that very carefully I mean very carefully as not to drag the glue to much,,,, it does crackle ,but the trick is that the top paint can't dry properly over the glue and then separates away , causing crackling,,,, so calling it finally all cracked up,, years ago I had a product from Ralph Lauren for crackling but can't find it since , maybe with your inside connections and success can find a way of doing such a product, using just school glues or carpenters glue, to runny ,,,but never really thick enough to apply the patches of designated areas on pieces that would look authentic to crackling from the sun,,,,,,,,,,need a glue thicker heavier to stick to the piece,,,to really get that effect of old age crackling,and partner up to your formula paints,,, sorry for the long comment, but really need a good crackling medium, thankyou darling for your videos,
Could this same effect be accomplished using regular paint and plain furniture wax? The brush used to apply the wax looks like it would make a great shaving brush less the wax of course.
Annie Sloan you are an absolute jewel!!!! WHY doesn't this woman have millions of subscribers? She's too humble to even ask for subs but I will pass it on! We love you Annie!! 💕
Annie you are the QUEEN! I have been a fan for ages and I am so happy you have these videos now!
Thank you for sharing Annie! ❤This is a very interesting technique that I'll try. It's all very different from when I was growing up, my mom painted/stained, re-upholstered items to extend their lives.... but this look 😍
Ms. Sloan, I just love your work! You've been my mentor from afar for many years now. I've got your books, watched your videos and am so grateful for everything I e learned from you. Your chalk paint is my very favorite along with your brushes. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Much respect from the US.
That box was the perfect piece to use this wax technique …. Luv the look! I have a lot of your books💞… Thanks for sharing ur experience!
love this color! and I love all the wet wax techniques pieces I have done, they look so dreamy.
Annie so wonderful see you 👏I have been eyeing an older piece I had done and needs sprucing up this is just the ticket 🙃❤Thanks and Happy 🐣 to yo and yours🐰🐇
I love how you work with such ease, almost casually and with confidence. I was watching a previous video --painting fabric with a stencil when my phone went crazy and I lost it. I don't know where these tutorials of yours have been hiding, or even how they turned up, but I'm thrilled that they did. The finish with the wet wax is beautiful. Most of all, what I'm learning , just from the two videos I've seen, is daring to experiment. I can't wait to see more from the woman who started it all. 🙏🙏❤️❤️
Only you Annie , could invent such a technique 😊 absolutely marvelous 👍
Annie ,
I love it! You are truely the best teacher! And inspiring at best!
I used this technique and variations of it many times on pieces we sold in the shop. Thank you for sharing so much in your books and here.
Loved this! Thank you SO much! ☺️
Thank you! I am doing a project with Old Ochre, clear wax and dark wax, and gold trim. Yikes, I've had to wipe and change it to suit, but I like the flexibility to work to get it right. xxoo auntie
Love the colours, texture, and one-of-a-kind look achieved with this piece.
Happy to see more tutorials. I’ve used your paint for years. Love learning new things. Thanks
Thank you for sharing this technique. Going to do this on my window, door and baseboards.
love love love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been following you for years and have all your books. Oh, I LOVE this!!!
Stupendo, proverò questa tecnica su una mobile buffet, grazie per la condivisione ❤
Such a cool process and fun. I love it so much!!
Very interesting technique! I'll give it a go
Just lovely Annie! As usual!
Beautiful technique! ❤
Simply beautiful. Love this and looking forward to more in this series Annie. Thanks for sharing.
Another exciting technique! Thank you! Looking forward to more quick tutorials like this one.
Mind blown! I didn't know you could paint over wax!!
First off, I love your hair up like that! Lol!
Been painting furniture for about 7 years now, and just loving it! Amazing what a global trend you started, and how exciting and unique and fun and fabulous we can make furniture and many other things! I think my favourite colour is your Aubusson Blue, but there are so many to choose from! I love this technique and am going to suggest we do it to a friend's old hope chest, since she's thinking of painting it.👍
I like the final look of this middle ground. I do though enjoy washes in many colours but this wax idea is fun to see. And that chest that you painted. That piece of wood is something my husband would love. Great to see you posting here again. PS: I recently made a prep station for my kitchen with open shelves and used your chalk paint. Just lovely. I love adding water, I love the thickness. I just love it. Cheers & Happy Painting, Ivy PPS: I also now ONLY use brushes when I paint walls. You have changed my method and approach and for that, I can't say thank you enough. Goodbye rollers, hello brushes.
Love these videos , keep them coming,so glad for you ,thankyou ,xoxo
I love this look! ❤
Beautiful…I have to try it
It is a lovely techniek and love to see you do it Annie! Glad you are making video’s again! 😘
Beautiful ful and easy.
Love it! I have both colours. I'll have to give it a try!
Absolutely love this....,might give it a try soon, tfs.
Wow...maravilloso❤
I’m DEFINITELY inspired by this technique! I’m really enjoying your videos where you focus on technique and your process. I need to get that book!
Simply stunning 😍
Love the look
Absolutely beautiful finish. ♥️♥️ Lovely to watch you, Annie🤗
Lovely! TY! ❤️
LOVE IT!!!
Very nice. Thanks for the tip
You are so talented! I just ordered you wax for the first time and got it yesterday. Shipped so fast from your website. I will be ordering more products from you. Brushes are next on my list. When I started researching painting furniture and got very interesting in it, I found out quickly how you are the Guru in chalk paint. Now I wanna paint everything. Lol Happy Easter!!
Very inspired!! 👏🏻👏🏻
Great tutorial! Informative detailed and short , with a stunning result at the end. Nice one Annie!
Very useful! thank you!
I love this!
I actually thought I’d made a big mistake which turned out really nice. Little did I know I was wet waxing 😂 Thanks Annie 💖
Perfect!!!! ❤️🥰
I've tried this in the past, using the book recipe and it's a finish like no other, one of my favourites and it wears so well. Looking forward to more of these techniques, thank you Annie.
Grazie for make us dream !!!!
Hi Annie …Iv been using your calk paint for years now revamping furniture ..I have an open pine stairs case to do , which has gone that horrible orange colour ..I have painted the rails Paris grey and used white on the very first rail . what would be best to use on the steps ..plus how can I protect them whilst I wait for the seal in coat to completely set ? ..they are really slippy at the moment as the previous owner varnished them ..which I find very dangerous …I would really appreciate any advice you can give me ..thank you ..
I have chalk painted the fabric backs of my chairs and they turned out great. The issue I am having is waxing is leaving white marks on the fabric. Do you have any suggestions how to fix this? The fabric is texture and has a raised pile. Do you have any suggestions?
To redo do I have to sand wax off to repaint?
Looks awesome thanks Annie!👍🏼❣🌻
Do u have to seal it again after
If you've done the technique over the whole piece it probably has enough wax on it without need for further sealing. Annie suggests leaving it to fully dry, probably until the next day, and the gently rubbing it with a lint free cloth to polish up the finish. At this point you can add another layer of Clear Wax if you wanted further protection.
With an oil based wax behind this wash, how does the top layers not come off when you touch?
Hello Vanessa, good question! Chalk Paint is different from other paints as it does not contain polymers that are resisted by wax, so it literally melts into the wax.
hello, annie! i painted my drawer using antoinette paint but it's very 'scratchy' whenever we touch it with an object by mistake and the paint falls off easily, could you help me, please? thank you
Probably a problem underneath the paint, bad surfase that is to greasy or wood that contains oils?
I wish there was a good medium out there for crackle,,,, not just school glue, or carpenter's glue ,something really designated for beautiful crackle that always works , a science of glue I know ,, when I have painted glue over paint in just patches here and there, heavy and lite brush strokes then leave almost dry or very tacky,,,then paint my next coat of paint over that very carefully I mean very carefully as not to drag the glue to much,,,, it does crackle ,but the trick is that the top paint can't dry properly over the glue and then separates away , causing crackling,,,, so calling it finally all cracked up,, years ago I had a product from Ralph Lauren for crackling but can't find it since , maybe with your inside connections and success can find a way of doing such a product, using just school glues or carpenters glue, to runny ,,,but never really thick enough to apply the patches of designated areas on pieces that would look authentic to crackling from the sun,,,,,,,,,,need a glue thicker heavier to stick to the piece,,,to really get that effect of old age crackling,and partner up to your formula paints,,, sorry for the long comment, but really need a good crackling medium, thankyou darling for your videos,
So… you apply water based paint over oil based wax and expect that paint to stay and be securely adhered?
Could this same effect be accomplished using regular paint and plain furniture wax? The brush used to apply the wax looks like it would make a great shaving brush less the wax of course.
No you cannot. You need to use chalk paint.
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I love it!!