Italian inspired cupboard makeover with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- transform a cupboard from start to finish using Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, A1 transfer Fanciful Garden and other paint products available at Mint.
See how to transform your piece to ensure it looks authentic and aged.
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I just love what you’ve done with this furniture. Love,love,love anything so vintage with lots of textures and shades. Earning a lot from your videos. Please keep on sharing with us all your techniques…thank you so much🥰
thanks so much :)
Michelle, I am completely blown away. Thanks so much for sharing. I would love love love to emulate such a finish. What an inspiration!
thanks so much, Sally :)
I just want to say, I've watched this video no less than a half dozen times in the last year and am stunned at the result each and every time. I honestly think this may be my favorite transformation that I've ever watched. The age is so authentic and tells a beautiful story for me that this piece had an amazing and well loved life in a little villa somewhere in Tuscany where I see a little wall well and cracked beams, fresh flowers and bare feet. I know you do mostly decoupage videos now but I just have to say I'd love to see more of these types of pieces from you as I just feel you have an eye for unique creative finishes. In short, I love!!!!!
Thanks so much, Lindsay. I loved working on this piece so much. I'm definitely going to make it a mission to paint more pieces this year x
Please do❤😊
Absolutely mesmerising and stunning
beautiful breathtaking finish, that reminds me paintings on old armoires in 19th century here in the Czech Republic.
Thank you so much
You are a very talented artist Michelle
thanks so much, John :)
Michelle the colours are fabulous 😍🤩
You rockstar ❤
thank you so much Nicole :)
What an inspiration! Thank you for sharing this video. I have just bought my first Anne Sloan paints and brushes and ready to paint my first furniture but you gave me a vision of how amazing results one can achieve. Thank you!!
thank you!
Stunning! Appreciate the detailed tutorial and also the explanation of why you do certain things the way you do.
Thanks so much Jennifer
Beautiful choice of color and style, thank you for sharing!!
thank you!
Wow! Really beautiful!
HUGE HUGE W O W !!!! STUNNING. !!!!
Absolutely beautiful 💙
thank you :)
Amazing work,it reminds me of the ancient wall murals in Pompeii.
Thank you so much 🙂
Stunning work! its gorgeous. How the wax changed it up in the end & added that wow factor!
I just found this video, I love , love , the old world style!!! Thank you sooo much for taking all the time and effort to product a well light and focused video! My only wish is I could twinkle my nose and change my Dixie Belle paint into Anna Sloan colors. Cheers!!!
Thank you Michelle 🎉❤
Incredible!
thank you, Bruce :)
Oh Michelle!!!
I'm in love 💘💘💘
So gorgeous
thank you! I also love this piece so much :)
Fabulous love this xx
Thank you so much x
I love this!!!
thank you!
Love it! 😍 Thank you for sharing!
you're so welcome. Thanks for watching :)
You are such an artist! I learn something from you every time I watch, amazing!
thank you so much, Diane! :)
I love it!! ❤
thanks Deborah :)
gorgeous
Thank you 😊
I live in Italy, and you made this cupboard look like something I'd find hidden away in a crumbling old house in the North of Italy. I didn't realize you were the Michelle of Mint by Michelle until the end. I couldn't figure out why Mint by Michelle was written as an overlay to the final picture of the wardrobe. I love your decoupage paper. It's can't find it in Italy though. I live in Tuscany where the furniture is very dark wood, and not painted. Very clever to make a stencil from WoodUbend. What are A1 transfers and who makes them? I have an old, dark Italian bedroom set and what you've done here is similar to my plan for it, although I hadn't envisioned it so dark. You may have convinced me though. I really like what you did with this piece.
Congratulations of making such a success of your business. I can't wait to see your other furniture transformations.
Thank you so much, Elena. I really love this piece 🙂 A1 transfers are my brand however, they are only currently available in the US. You can find this Fanciful Garden design here www.thegoodiegirlshoppe.com
You can buy our papers in Europe here www.mintbymichelle.eu
@@MINTbyMichelle Thanks so much Michelle! Really happy to know I can find them here.
As always...a master piece! Thank you
thanks so much, Cassie :)
This is the third time I've watched this and it won't be the last. I'm curious: Why did you want so much texture? I'm thinking this might have been painted by a woman in Northern Italy during a cold winter, maybe in the 19th Century. She wouldn't have been a professional artist, but a talented amateur. She would have used whatever paints she had around, and probably not the best brushes so you'd see some pretty deep brush marks.
Those are just my impressions as to why you wanted that thick texture, but I'd love to know your reasons because you clearly had a specific vision in mind.
Each time I watch this I fall more in love with what you've done with this cupboard. As I go on watching it over and over I'll no doubt become obsessed. I love your bouquets done with your transfers. If you're ever looking for an Italian stockist, try My Shabby Corner. They don't sell Annie Sloan paint, but they do sell lots of IOD transfers, stamps etc. If I can figure out how to send them this video (I am hopeless with tech) I'll beg them to sell your products. They are my go to source for furniture painting. There are two more stockists here that do sell Annie Sloan paint who could also be prospects if you're interested.
Youre the best, Elena. It makes me do happy that you have such appreciation for this. I wanted all of the texture because I know that, historically speaking, pieces like this, genuine antique pieces, but that were not particularly high end and would likely live in a villa rather than a castle, would, over time, be painted over many times. Typically, the paint would not be stripped first. So, what you'd find ultimately is paramount to a tree trunk or mountain- thr layers indicative of times and years gone by 🙂
@@MINTbyMichelle Of course! I hadn't thought of the repainting part. The cupboard could easily be found in a farmhouse as well. Growing up with an Italian father and grandfather who could literally do anything I learned that there's something artistic in Italian DNA.
I'm not saying every Italian is an artist, but having lived here for 20 years I've seen a lot of evidence that it's pretty common. They don't think of themselves as artists, and if you were tell them they were they would laugh at you.