I’m not watching these videos in order. I’ve come back to some from the beginning that I haven’t watched. WOW! You have come a long way from these in the early days. Your personality shines even more now, your confidence has increased, the quality of recording, and the editing has become very creative. Not that anything was wrong with these videos from the early days because your main theme of “teaching technique” has remained along with your genuine personality. The teaching & your genuine personality are what is important and the success of your channel. 🥰🥰🥰
Every piece of second hand furniture needs something different. It's so rewarding to figure it out and see the finished product at the end. These came out SO nice!
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Just a money saving idea to consider....you can make your own chalk paint easily. And I like it way better than the Rustoleum. Also, the colors are endless and a gallon of “Oops” off-white will last you forever. Not to mention, the sample containers for small products. Just 2 cups paint, 4TBS plaster of Paris, and 2 TBS water. I mix the Plaster and water first until thick and smooth, then gradually add it to the paint while mixing. It dries quickly, so you can work fast. Keep a lid on it if not using. Any grittiness from lumps not mixed out well, just hit with fine grit. I seal mine with one coat of varathane but it isn’t required. I’ve done bedroom furniture to kitchen cabinets and it’s never let me down! I got the recipe from the paint lady at Home Depot, who told me to stop wasting money on chalk paint and make my own! Enjoy!
This is so helpful thank you! I wanted to get chalk paint but it’s so expensive! Also, what type of paint would you recommend? Just any household paint or is it a furniture specific paint?
I’ve used assorted left over paints to make my own chalk paint for years and been pleased with results. Some of the expensive chalks are certainly great but costly for larger pieces. I’ve not used waxes much. I like the Dixie Belle top coat a lot which is costly but goes a long way. Several coats of top coat are very necessary for tops of pieces, otherwise won’t hold up to much use.
@@gk2744 any paint will work. I have noticed a difference with the sheen types. I painted my daughters kitchen cabinets with a white eggshell and then sealed. They looked great 4 years later when they moved!
We renovated the whole house using this method. But just a small correction when using on walls is to add lime or whitewash instead of plaster of Paris. Because plaster of Paris hardens fast and encourage mold growth. But whitewash reduce or even most of the time prevents the mold problem and regulates the humidity very well.
Lauren! I have been using this glaze for a while after watching this vid. I recently got a four piece set off FBMP for $125. I finished the night stands with the smoked glaze and had them listed for $250. Lady offered $200, came over to pick them up and saw I was working on the matching dressers. She offered me $800 for all four and paid me half in advance! WOW! Biggest sale to date!
Please tell me exactly what is Rustoleum glaze paint… I’ve used the chalk paint but not this… I have a round pedestal dining table I painted with Rustoleum oil base paint…. May change just the top for a contrast.. the top has stained and I tried in vain to get them out… please any help… however I don’t do heavy sanding or stripping…🤷🏼♀️just easy peasy stuff😁‼️ thank You much 😁
Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.
you have to love when family supports you and makes sure they've made your path a little easier: Dad teaching you power tools Brother & Sister-in-law giving you gifts related to your projects. ♥️♥️♥️
You can save money on your chalk paint by using primer first then it does not take as many coats of the chalk paint that is double the price of primer. It also gives your paint a better surface for your paint to adhere to. You do a great job and I admire you.
You are so much fun to watch!!! So, from personal experience, stop by U-Hall and pick up a roll of the green wrapping tape. Always wrap furniture with the tape before moving to keep the drawers in and any cabinet doors shut! Good Luck and keep chippin' away at that debt!!!
Me too. Big believer in refurbishing and reusing, plus you get one of a kind, beautiful piece that used to be a run of the mill, particle board piece of furniture.
Absolutely love this Makeover Lauren. Great to see you making solid profit. Flipping furniture is such a great side hustle....and addiction.😂 SUBSCRIBED!
I tried this exact look on engineered wood black dresser, with white chalk paint and charcoal stain on gray top..and it turned out just like this! Can't say how happy I am when I had doubts about painting mdf furniture and being a first time painter if i can pull it off, but it worked!!! Thank you for these tutorials!
THANK YOU sooo much for showing ur brush Techniques for me in real time and also I'm glad u used the mirror/card trick and u can reuse same cards until too much build up. And dressers came out Beautiful ❤️.....wow...also I'm going to Definitely use the glaze Technique as it looks Awesome....ur awesome Lauren...be blessed!🤩👍❣️
Great job! I've been enjoying watching your furniture flipping journey. You are becoming very comfortable behind the camera! A little tip to help you when you are transporting furniture with drawers: Keep a roll of kitchen plastic wrap in your vehicle. Use it to wrap around the drawers or doors. Wrap several time around. It will stick to itself and is very secure.
Thanks so much! 😊 it is getting easier and easier each video I make for sure. Thank you for the tip! My bf is pretty stubborn and doesn't want to waste the time to do that lol but I think this might have taught him the lesson! Thanks for watching!
Hey Lauren it's awesome to see you get those power tools and fix stuff as you go....also when I had started with the Furniture stuff ...I actually went backwards...where I Leaned how to fix stuff first and then went into stripping and staining Only .then being I Loved the results BUT figured and saw people don't Really Like or buy brown furniture anymore hahaha..so this is why I ask so many questions about painting as I am totally a beginner with the painting and sealing ON paint...So whenever You Need to know a quick tip about fixing furniture ...just shoot me an email and I will definitely help you ....👍🤩
Hard work really does pay off and in your case your student loan debts! Love what you’re doing and the great example you are to others :-) One tip you might be interested in regarding the use of your clamps is to use a block of wood between both ends of the clamp (it displaces the pressure being applied) so as not to dent the piece with the clamp. My husband is a finish carpenter and always uses that technique ;-) Blessings~
I love that ur a beginner and showing the problems that came and ur solutions to the problems. All the makings of a great teacher for sure!! You did a great job...i love it!
Where I’m at in Boston, ur prices are very cheap!! My mistake, inexpensive...I can’t imagine somewhere that wouldn’t pay ur prices, here I imagine you could even take orders for special color palettes, adding a bit more value
Really like the smoky look on the tops of the pieces. They would have looked great in my bedroom but I'm too far away. Thanks for all the tips and for sharing.
I love what your doing. Your doing awesome job. My story is to long to write. My partner and sister and I started to finding furniture in alleys started flipping that was 4 yrs ago . My advice to you is keep on doing your work for as long as you enjoy it and are able to work. Am 60yrs old and wish to keep working i have good days and bad days. You reminded of me at your age when i wanted to flip stuff. You are awesome keep up the great work.
I would suggest that whenever you can get yourself a miter saw, it's very handy and plus whenever you have a spare mirror you can make it a wood frame , Love your work. Love watching your videos!
Here's another tip for you. If you run across a metal tractor seat, snatch it up! They fit nicely on top a mini dolly. It will get you up off the floor so you can scoot around you piece as you are painting, sanding and sealing. It will save your and toes! Love you videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for the tutorial! Loved this look and the video...well worth waiting for! Thanks for putting out such great content 🙌 See you Thursday...on the flip side 😘💪👍
This is my favorite look!!!!! I wanna make my furniture look like this!! I absolutely LOVE your channel!!! You’re super talented and a phenomenal teacher!!! I’ve learned so much from your videos!!!!
I am so amazed by your tutorials you are so talented and your beautiful ability to make the rest of us feel good as well. I have been in your family for a while now, and certainly have been binge watching for sure Thank you for your kindness and Bless you and your family and your friends. Oh by the way thanks to the person or persons who told you about the card trick on mirrors. I have used razor blades, painter's tape for years now but already tried the card trick twice now and it's genius!!!!
I always lightly sand everything no matter the material or what the paint can says and using primer stops stains and any bleed through and it gives the paint something to adhere to, i have been restoring / redoing furniture since i was 14 im 51 now lol im just starting to get into the chalk paint faze , you did an awesome job i love that you line the drawers thats a big seller for my customers they love to open the drawer and get a pop of color
Thank you for a very detailed video, I am about to paint a couple of cabinets, so picking up on all your tips. I will into the bargain, get some tips from your viewers too!
Wow 🤩 just wow I just watch your video for the first time . I love your cause and how passionate you are I can tell you really enjoy this . Same here I love buying furniture on FB marketplace and flip them for my home and I even sold a few piece as my taste of decor change over the years. I wish I had space to store things because that’s something on my list to do someday when I buy a home is to start flipping furniture . You inspire me
I’m also a teacher but my side gig is mainly photography. If I didn’t have small kids, I’d probably try out flipping furniture. You do a good job.. it’s fun to watch you work.
I have to say this was some awesome information. I love that you included your techniques. I especially appreciated the market place tips. Beautiful job.
Lauren, so glad I discovered your channel!! Just working on my first chalk painted project. Your tips are super helpful! Look forward to checking out more of your videos. (PS I was a kindergarten teacher, too…100 years ago lol)
When I saw you lift the dresser without taping the drawers closed my stomach did a flip flop right when the drawers came crashing out!!! Those drawers slide very easily being so light, I always tape those ones closed. I've had them fall out on a sharp turn going down the road..lol. Great flip..thanks for explaining the top technique. Cha- ching🤑🤑
We have a good supply of straps. Every time I drag my husband out to pick up one of my new found furniture treasures, he straps all the drawers closed. He also straps the furniture in place in the truck bed. It definitely keeps me from freaking out. 😂
Awesome tutorial.. I bookmarked this a long time ago with the intention to do my dining table.. Looking pretty awesome so far, just have to Glaze and then seal.. thank you very much for the video.. 👍😉
I’m not one to shy away from particle board either. It can be beautiful when it’s dolled up! I’d rather work on those than waste them. I mean, why not? I have used the stain glaze too-love it!
I give you a lot of credit for really diving into doing this important 'side hustle' to lower your student load payment. so many young people are expecting to be bailed out, or they just default on it, which is unacceptable. You give good example of being industrious AND you are learning a new skill.
Wow! Thank you. I am learning more and more each day that the more responsibility I can take in my life, for my life, the more successful I will be ❤️ Thanks foe watching (:
I do enjoy watching you change and flip the furniture it looks awesome you did a great job I'm glad you stayed firm with her price it was well worth it pray that you will be able to pay your student loan off soon and then you can start making money have a great day God bless thanks for sharing
What a talent! And what a work ethic and determination. Your family must be so proud. As a retired educator, I hope the student debt was worth it. (?) I can’t help thinking that if the proceeds were put into a down payment for a property, you could get a roof over your head and maybe some income from a lodger ... and keep doing your flips. And maybe apply your amazing skills into your property.... Are you allowed to defer payment of your student loan without incurring interest? You have the mindset to overcome! God bless all your endeavours !
Thank you for the tutorial! I’m a very beginner in the furniture flipping and you gave me a great idea of how to paint the top of a table that I am doing with the glaze. Appreciate!
You are so welcome! I would love to see it! Feel free to send it to me over on IG @furnitureflippingteacer or my email furnitureflippingteacher@gmail.com Thanks for watching (:
I’m not watching these videos in order. I’ve come back to some from the beginning that I haven’t watched. WOW! You have come a long way from these in the early days. Your personality shines even more now, your confidence has increased, the quality of recording, and the editing has become very creative. Not that anything was wrong with these videos from the early days because your main theme of “teaching technique” has remained along with your genuine personality. The teaching & your genuine personality are what is important and the success of your channel. 🥰🥰🥰
I agree, it's like watching her grow isn't it? She is so cute, like a sweet granddaughter. I haven't watched in order either so this was a find.
You did a great job. I wish you all the luck in the world. I’m a big fan and always watch your videos. Blessings 🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏😘😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Every piece of second hand furniture needs something different. It's so rewarding to figure it out and see the finished product at the end. These came out SO nice!
I agree! Thank you, Katie! 🤗
High praise coming from you Katie.
Omg you got a Katie Scott compliment 🤭👏🏻👏🏻
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Just a money saving idea to consider....you can make your own chalk paint easily. And I like it way better than the Rustoleum. Also, the colors are endless and a gallon of “Oops” off-white will last you forever. Not to mention, the sample containers for small products. Just 2 cups paint, 4TBS plaster of Paris, and 2 TBS water. I mix the Plaster and water first until thick and smooth, then gradually add it to the paint while mixing. It dries quickly, so you can work fast. Keep a lid on it if not using. Any grittiness from lumps not mixed out well, just hit with fine grit. I seal mine with one coat of varathane but it isn’t required. I’ve done bedroom furniture to kitchen cabinets and it’s never let me down! I got the recipe from the paint lady at Home Depot, who told me to stop wasting money on chalk paint and make my own! Enjoy!
This is so helpful thank you! I wanted to get chalk paint but it’s so expensive! Also, what type of paint would you recommend? Just any household paint or is it a furniture specific paint?
I’ve used assorted left over paints to make my own chalk paint for years and been pleased with results. Some of the expensive chalks are certainly great but costly for larger pieces. I’ve not used waxes much. I like the Dixie Belle top coat a lot which is costly but goes a long way. Several coats of top coat are very necessary for tops of pieces, otherwise won’t hold up to much use.
@@gk2744 any paint will work. I have noticed a difference with the sheen types. I painted my daughters kitchen cabinets with a white eggshell and then sealed. They looked great 4 years later when they moved!
We renovated the whole house using this method. But just a small correction when using on walls is to add lime or whitewash instead of plaster of Paris. Because plaster of Paris hardens fast and encourage mold growth. But whitewash reduce or even most of the time prevents the mold problem and regulates the humidity very well.
And of course be very careful while handling whitewash !
Lauren! I have been using this glaze for a while after watching this vid. I recently got a four piece set off FBMP for $125. I finished the night stands with the smoked glaze and had them listed for $250. Lady offered $200, came over to pick them up and saw I was working on the matching dressers. She offered me $800 for all four and paid me half in advance! WOW! Biggest sale to date!
Please tell me exactly what is Rustoleum glaze paint… I’ve used the chalk paint but not this… I have a round pedestal dining table I painted with Rustoleum oil base paint…. May change just the top for a contrast.. the top has stained and I tried in vain to get them out… please any help… however I don’t do heavy sanding or stripping…🤷🏼♀️just easy peasy stuff😁‼️ thank You much 😁
To minimize the brush strokes, take a 220 sand paper and do a quick sand in between coats and you’ll have a perfect smooth finish and no brush marks😊
Hand sanding the amount of surface area she painted in this video would likely make any regular person go insane.
I was wondering how to deal with that. I did the first coat with a brush and the brush strokes drove me nuts so I switched to a roller.
@@jacr1104 That is what I'm thinking.
Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.
you have to love when family supports you and makes sure they've made your path a little easier: Dad teaching you power tools Brother & Sister-in-law giving you gifts related to your projects. ♥️♥️♥️
You can save money on your chalk paint by using primer first then it does not take as many coats of the chalk paint that is double the price of primer. It also gives your paint a better surface for your paint to adhere to. You do a great job and I admire you.
Thin the chalk paint half water. Will cover better on second coat fantastic
I mean thin first coat. Goes a long way It acts like a primer
I was going to suggest she prime first as well. These might develop bleed through marks down the road. Always wash, sand a prime.
SO funny, "I just stained my hair, smoked glaze, that's cool." lol. the furniture came out great! thanks for sharing your technique.
Haha! Had to leave a little humor in their! But I tend to do this daily!
Your videos are my new UA-cam obsession
You are so much fun to watch!!! So, from personal experience, stop by U-Hall and pick up a roll of the green wrapping tape. Always wrap furniture with the tape before moving to keep the drawers in and any cabinet doors shut! Good Luck and keep chippin' away at that debt!!!
Ohhhh love this idea! 😂 Then maybe my drawers wont fall out! Thanks for watching!
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher you.can also use plastic wrap. It is super cheap and holds well. I used 2 or 3 wraps around
Live and learn.
It’s somehow so therapeutic watching this 😊
Happy to hear you think so 😄
Thanks for watching!
I appreciate that your getting into refurbishing furniture to save items from the landfill. Great mission!
Me too. Big believer in refurbishing and reusing, plus you get one of a kind, beautiful piece that used to be a run of the mill, particle board piece of furniture.
Wow what a difference 2 years makes. You are so much more confident now and you know a lot more stuff. Still love the white and grey.
I love watching your videos. I just painted my first piece today!
You should see if Dixie Belle would let you be a spokesperson of their products and maybe they would give you products to try 😍
I think you have a going business even after your loan is paid off. I love the things you do and how you share everything. Thank you and good luck.
Note to self, tape or tie drawers down when moving drawer things!
I love your channel, you're so inspiring!! Thank you!!!
I love binge watching all your videos!!🎉🎉🎉 I’m also learning so much! You are a great teacher!!🎉🎉
Really love with the smoked glaze!
Yes! It’s so unique!
Your doing great! You are showing us beginners, to be humble!
10k subscribers!! Congratulations!! I remember when I subscribed and it was below 800! ❤️❤️. Continue being amazing!
I know right! This is amazing! Thank you for being one of our early adopters Tiffany (: Couldn't have done it without you!
Love your work ethic...great things in your future❣
Absolutely love this Makeover Lauren. Great to see you making solid profit. Flipping furniture is such a great side hustle....and addiction.😂 SUBSCRIBED!
Great tip about labeling the drawers! Thanks for sharing and good luck with that student debt!
I need a truck like yours! The set came out great! Love it.
I enjoyed watching the different steps to flip this. I learned lots. 😇👩🏼🎨.
I love that card trick and I’m excited to try it! I also really like the glaze and the effect it gives one the grey! Thanks for the tips 😊
Lauren can’t have enough of your flips great job love the colors
Beautiful! 👍 I love that you’ve been able to figure out your market and know what will sell well in your area.
Ps I also love the card trick... I’ve never seen that used before!
I tried this exact look on engineered wood black dresser, with white chalk paint and charcoal stain on gray top..and it turned out just like this! Can't say how happy I am when I had doubts about painting mdf furniture and being a first time painter if i can pull it off, but it worked!!! Thank you for these tutorials!
Honey I’m just watching you! Love your work, you are so smart. I pray you get your student loan paid off very soon. Hard working young lady!
THANK YOU sooo much for showing ur brush Techniques for me in real time and also I'm glad u used the mirror/card trick and u can reuse same cards until too much build up. And dressers came out Beautiful ❤️.....wow...also I'm going to Definitely use the glaze Technique as it looks Awesome....ur awesome Lauren...be blessed!🤩👍❣️
Great job! I've been enjoying watching your furniture flipping journey. You are becoming very comfortable behind the camera!
A little tip to help you when you are transporting furniture with drawers: Keep a roll of kitchen plastic wrap in your vehicle. Use it to wrap around the drawers or doors. Wrap several time around. It will stick to itself and is very secure.
Thanks so much! 😊 it is getting easier and easier each video I make for sure.
Thank you for the tip! My bf is pretty stubborn and doesn't want to waste the time to do that lol but I think this might have taught him the lesson!
Thanks for watching!
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Hey Lauren it's awesome to see you get those power tools and fix stuff as you go....also when I had started with the Furniture stuff ...I actually went backwards...where I Leaned how to fix stuff first and then went into stripping and staining Only .then being I Loved the results BUT figured and saw people don't Really Like or buy brown furniture anymore hahaha..so this is why I ask so many questions about painting as I am totally a beginner with the painting and sealing ON paint...So whenever You Need to know a quick tip about fixing furniture ...just shoot me an email and I will definitely help you ....👍🤩
Really good presentation. The glaze is awesome. Totally doing this look. The reveal was great!!!!
When you glazed the long dresser I was worried it would dry before you could wipe away the excess. This is what qualifies for suspense in my life rn 😆
🤣🤣 same
😂😂😂
Love the card idea,I will be using that in my next project
It was pretty slick! Thanks for watching!
Love your channel keep it up,that student loan will get paid in no time
I learnt a lot from you, I liked the smoke glazed look and how you fixed the drawers
What an amount of work. Beautiful! Certainly earned your money!
Hard work really does pay off and in your case your student loan debts! Love what you’re doing and the great example you are to others :-) One tip you might be interested in regarding the use of your clamps is to use a block of wood between both ends of the clamp (it displaces the pressure being applied) so as not to dent the piece with the clamp. My husband is a finish carpenter and always uses that technique ;-) Blessings~
I love that ur a beginner and showing the problems that came and ur solutions to the problems. All the makings of a great teacher for sure!! You did a great job...i love it!
Thank you so much! I strive to be as transparent as possible! Thanks for watching!
I need to move to your town.... interesting the prices that your clients are willing to pay!
Absolutely, they are nice but no way would you get those prices where I live.
@@Bee-ly4gx agreed 💯💯💯💯% no way would i get those 💸💸💸💸s
Where I’m at in Boston, ur prices are very cheap!! My mistake, inexpensive...I can’t imagine somewhere that wouldn’t pay ur prices, here I imagine you could even take orders for special color palettes, adding a bit more value
Great video. I would suggest if you don't want brush strokes. Using small PAINT ROLLERS are a MUST!
Really like the smoky look on the tops of the pieces. They would have looked great in my bedroom but I'm too far away. Thanks for all the tips and for sharing.
Beginner or not, you rock! I enjoy your methodical, step by step explanations, a true teacher.
So very nice. I have mirror that's in need of make over love the card trick! Thanks for sharing.
It was great! I had it suggested several times in comments! Thanks for watching!
The card trick is a new one so thank you! Beautiful job on the flip.👍🏻
I love what your doing. Your doing awesome job. My story is to long to write. My partner and sister and I started to finding furniture in alleys started flipping that was 4 yrs ago . My advice to you is keep on doing your work for as long as you enjoy it and are able to work. Am 60yrs old and wish to keep working i have good days and bad days. You reminded of me at your age when i wanted to flip stuff.
You are awesome keep up the great work.
I would suggest that whenever you can get yourself a miter saw, it's very handy and plus whenever you have a spare mirror you can make it a wood frame , Love your work. Love watching your videos!
I hope to get one in the future! I would love to have all the tools! 🤗
Thank you for using white. It always looks so clean to me. It is my favorite look.
Here's another tip for you. If you run across a metal tractor seat, snatch it up! They fit nicely on top a mini dolly. It will get you up off the floor so you can scoot around you piece as you are painting, sanding and sealing. It will save your and toes! Love you videos! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Great job. Thanks for sharing your videos. Keep up the great work. God bless.
You inspire me and I am super proud of you those ugly dressers ended up looking Gorgeous 🤗. .way to go!
I love your videos. I like the way you explain things. Keep up your good work. Sharon from St Louis Mo
Thanks for the tutorial! Loved this look and the video...well worth waiting for! Thanks for putting out such great content 🙌 See you Thursday...on the flip side 😘💪👍
Just found you on UA-cam and am so enjoying your videos. Inspirational!
I loved this flip! I see you got a taste of woodworking!!! Awesome job. I enjoy following your journey.. Keep up the great work...
This is my favorite look!!!!! I wanna make my furniture look like this!!
I absolutely LOVE your channel!!! You’re super talented and a phenomenal teacher!!! I’ve learned so much from your videos!!!!
I am so amazed by your tutorials you are so talented and your beautiful ability to make the rest of us feel good as well. I have been in your family for a while now, and certainly have been binge watching for sure
Thank you for your kindness and Bless you and your family and your friends. Oh by the way thanks to the person or persons who told you about the card trick on mirrors. I have used razor blades, painter's tape for years now but already tried the card trick twice now and it's genius!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing I love the top Blaze that you did love watching your great works of art have a great day God bless
Thank you 😊
I always lightly sand everything no matter the material or what the paint can says and using primer stops stains and any bleed through and it gives the paint something to adhere to, i have been restoring / redoing furniture since i was 14 im 51 now lol im just starting to get into the chalk paint faze , you did an awesome job i love that you line the drawers thats a big seller for my customers they love to open the drawer and get a pop of color
So many drawers! This episode had me tired for you! Looks great! Glad you stayed firm on your price. You worked hard!
Thank you so much! It was a lot of work!
That was very clever on the tops of the pieces. Good thing for me to try. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for a very detailed video, I am about to paint a couple of cabinets, so picking up on all your tips. I will into the bargain, get some tips from your viewers too!
What a nice dresser, bureau, and nightstand set. Great job!
This by far is my most favorite...it is soooooooooooo pretty.....I love it
Thank you! (:
Wow 🤩 just wow I just watch your video for the first time . I love your cause and how passionate you are I can tell you really enjoy this . Same here I love buying furniture on FB marketplace and flip them for my home and I even sold a few piece as my taste of decor change over the years. I wish I had space to store things because that’s something on my list to do someday when I buy a home is to start flipping furniture . You inspire me
Very disciplined and hard working. I subbed because I am proud of your work ethic and perseverance. Great job! Thank you for sharing 🤗
Thanks for the sub 🤗
Welcome to the journey, Tonya!
I love you work for a beginner.
Wow! As soon as you wiped off the smoked glaze I was like 😳!!!
👍🏼 Very nice 👌🏼
Your labor is worth all that and more! Great job! I'm so impressed with your goals.
Thank you very much Martha 💕
I’m also a teacher but my side gig is mainly photography. If I didn’t have small kids, I’d probably try out flipping furniture. You do a good job.. it’s fun to watch you work.
I am a teacher as well and crazy we always need a side hustle
😍 I love your journey. And the furniture turned out really really nice. I wouldn't mind buying from you as you work very hard. Good luck Lauren🙋🏼
Thank you so much! Let me know if you want a piece! 😉 Thanks for watching!
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher I just moved so it won't be for a few months. I live in Colorado so maybe a little night table?!?! Later on honey💐
Looks great, love the finish on the tops ,you should get you a counter sink bit if you don't have one .thanks for the video.
I like how you guys work in flip flops and sliders. Low stress XD Please continue to be careful with that though. Accidents can happen pretty quickly!
You are an Exceptional Teacher! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
It's really beautiful
Thank you!☺️
I have to say this was some awesome information. I love that you included your techniques. I especially appreciated the market place tips. Beautiful job.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Impressed by your hard work and cool skills, keep it up!
Lauren, so glad I discovered your channel!! Just working on my first chalk painted project. Your tips are super helpful! Look forward to checking out more of your videos. (PS I was a kindergarten teacher, too…100 years ago lol)
When I saw you lift the dresser without taping the drawers closed my stomach did a flip flop right when the drawers came crashing out!!! Those drawers slide very easily being so light, I always tape those ones closed. I've had them fall out on a sharp turn going down the road..lol.
Great flip..thanks for explaining the top technique. Cha- ching🤑🤑
Definitely learned our lesson for the future! (: Thanks for watching!
We have a good supply of straps. Every time I drag my husband out to pick up one of my new found furniture treasures, he straps all the drawers closed. He also straps the furniture in place in the truck bed. It definitely keeps me from freaking out. 😂
Who is your assistant??? You are a wonderful teacher for adults so I;m sure your kiddles LOVE you!! Keep up the good work!
That's my boyfriend (: Thank you so much for your kind words 😊
@@FurnitureFlippingTeacher He is one supportive guy!
Awesome tutorial.. I bookmarked this a long time ago with the intention to do my dining table.. Looking pretty awesome so far, just have to Glaze and then seal.. thank you very much for the video.. 👍😉
I love the color. Great job
Thank you! 🤗
All of your pieces come out so nice.
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!
I’m not one to shy away from particle board either. It can be beautiful when it’s dolled up!
I’d rather work on those than waste them. I mean, why not? I have used the stain glaze too-love it!
Well you are and will be very busy ! Great video. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed.
I'm here just catching up with your journey. This is my favorite look. I love what it adds to the pieces.
I give you a lot of credit for really diving into doing this important 'side hustle' to lower your student load payment. so many young people are expecting to be bailed out, or they just default on it, which is unacceptable. You give good example of being industrious AND you are learning a new skill.
Wow! Thank you. I am learning more and more each day that the more responsibility I can take in my life, for my life, the more successful I will be ❤️
Thanks foe watching (:
I do enjoy watching you change and flip the furniture it looks awesome you did a great job I'm glad you stayed firm with her price it was well worth it pray that you will be able to pay your student loan off soon and then you can start making money have a great day God bless thanks for sharing
Thanks so much!
Love the look, beautiful job!!!😀😀😀
I love it.You did an awesome job.well done. That accent brings it to a new level.
It does! Thanks for watching, Mary!
Love this set, thanks for explaining the glazing technique 💕 keep painting white and keep getting that 💰 your pieces are beautiful!
if it ain't broke, don't fix it they say lol. it's fun to switch it up but it pretty fun to make guaranteed money too (;
Great job. Love the smoked glaze, really did make the dressers look high end.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Great job! Have you considered using a water mister sprayer for the final coat of paint? It’ll help you eliminate brush strokes. 😉
I have one on the way! 🙂 Thanks for watching!
What a talent! And what a work ethic and determination. Your family must be so proud. As a retired educator, I hope the student debt was worth it. (?) I can’t help thinking that if the proceeds were put into a down payment for a property, you could get a roof over your head and maybe some income from a lodger ... and keep doing your flips. And maybe apply your amazing skills into your property.... Are you allowed to defer payment of your student loan without incurring interest? You have the mindset to overcome! God bless all your endeavours !
Thank you for the tutorial! I’m a very beginner in the furniture flipping and you gave me a great idea of how to paint the top of a table that I am doing with the glaze. Appreciate!
You are so welcome! I would love to see it! Feel free to send it to me over on IG @furnitureflippingteacer or my email furnitureflippingteacher@gmail.com
Thanks for watching (:
Love your step-by-step videos!!! Also love the advice & feedback you are getting! Keep it up!!!