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How to use Annie Sloan Craqueleur For an industrial style furniture flip.
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2022
- In today’s tutorial you will see me using Annie Sloan Craqueleur for an industrial style finish.
Over the years I have used this product in many different ways from my faded grandeur techniques right the way through to industrial style finishes which I think works really well, in this particular tutorial you will see me using the product as pair the manufacture instructions and then I turn it on its head for a different style of of cracking the illusion is to create what appears to be old weathered gloss paint which is something that is rather difficult when using chalk paint but I think the results can be quite staggering for that farmhouse or industrial style finish.
As usual I would always say pick up a board practice these techniques prior to moving onto your main piece of furniture because environmental differences like temperature can change the outcome but usually it’s pretty well-behaved.
This tutorial also works well with my industrial rust project and I will link in that tutorial if you want to catch up with it or even watch it prior to this one the two will work really well together but for now I hope you enjoy this one if you’re new here please don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell for future projects.
Modern Industrial Rust, project: • How to use Chalk Paint...
Just love how with a little paint,it looks like metal!!! Very unique look!❤
I found your channel a couple weeks ago and have been binge watching your tutorials. Simply love the metal patina on the wood. Can't wait till I retire next year and can spend my time on my own "painted love"
Perfect hobby for retirement painting furniture bring so much joy to my heart so I’m wishing you all the best 😊❤️
Devine!! Literally looks like an old galvanized cabinet from yesteryear! Enjoyed learning!
Thank you thank you for teaching technique. I love the different textures and effects
Hello from Texas!! I love your tutorials. I love this look. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Hey hello there in Texas so good to have you here and thank you for your lovely message xx
I absolutely love the industrial look 🔥🔥🔥 I may give this a try 💚
Rust is definitely my favourite Petina I think it’s the colours 😊😊
Love all your detailed instructions and tips ……never to talkie for me!!!
The galvanised look worked so well.
Love rusty patined industrial looks. Thank you for sharing your talents
Gorgeous!! From South Texas👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you very kindly ❤️
Jonathon mixing part 2 with paint is such an absolutely a m a z I n g idea! Pure genius 👍💐
30:00 this is really a note to self. Because this is where you start the alternative way for using the crackle. I am upcycling a manequin (torso) at the moment and would like to try it on this manequin.
Thanks btw for all your inspiration and ideas. I watch your videos all the time and get to learn a lot from them. And when I am painting I still play your videos because I like listening to your voice and the music you use. For some reason it works comforting for me to know if I ever make a mess I can make it work and go from there😊
You are a top notch artist. Love your work
I am not usually a fan of distressed paint but this is wonderful thanks for sharing.
Very creative! Love it…And the quick view of your lovely English garden.
I must do a video of the garden it’s absolutely beautiful at the moment❤️
You do industrial so well!!! (I say that about every finish you do though!) 😂😍
Thank you so much I think we excel at the things that we like the most this is the look that really sits well with my taste xx
You have a gorgeous garden ❤
Thank you very much we absolutely love gardening 👩🌾
This was exactly what I hoped to see. I’m about to paint a very boring old 4-drawer chest for a workshop at The Makery, where we save all sorts of stuff from landfill.
I love your longer tutorials! You give so much more detailed information of the process than others I’ve watched. I’m new to furniture painting so the more info the better! I’m usually scared to death my piece is going to be a “paintedmess” instead of “paintedlove” 😜but after watching you I’m becoming more relaxed and excited during the process. Keep on doing what you’re doing and bringing us along for the ride!
Oh thank you so much I really am truly happy that it makes a difference and I’m wishing you all of the best for your future projects just enjoy the process 😊😊🙏
I just bought all the colors that I’ll need for the rust technique. Collecting embellishments is next. I can’t wait to get started ! My new obsession thanks to Paintedlove.
I’m wishing you all the best for your rust project please send me some pictures I would love to see how you get on😊❤️
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove Indeed I will send pictures . I’m so inspired by you. Enjoy Germany Jonathon ! ❤️
This is fabulous, Jonathon.
LOVE it!!!!!
This is absolutely beautiful. You are a genius. And I love your chatter. I can't wait to try this teqnique one day in the future. I love the colour combinations. Thank you for a lively tutorial. You inspire me.
Thank you for fantastic tutorial ❤️❤️❤️
I’m so excited that I found you!
I have learned so much today 😃
thank you❤️❤️❤️
Another fantastic tutorial 👏 you are just amazing, thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. Safe travels 🙏, be sure you wear a mask, even though its not mandatory anymore, doesn't hurt to be safe. Looking forward to you're next video.
Absolutely safety first thank you so much 😊
Great tutorial as always.....not sure if someone else has said yet but the metal domes are called 'Domes of silence'.
Nobody has said that yet so I’m truly grateful thank you 😊
So gorgeous and yummy…love the long tutorials😂thank you for sharing❤️safe trip to Germany and enjoy!
Thank you so much ❤️😊
Lucky me that you popped up on my screen. Can not wait to view your other videos. You were a fabulous instructor, taking your time to be very precise and informative in your manners of laying down the products. This video immediately went into my "save" for future use of techniques. Lynn, Dodge City, KS, USA
Love your work. You are very talented!
Thank you so very very much. 😊😊😊
Your tutorials are always very informative and I love how you explain every step and embrace the mishaps if any , it’s what makes a piece of furniture your very own art …. Keep up the excellent work 👍🏼🤩
Thank you so very much happy painting😊❤️🙏
You are great. Love your tutorials.
Great job and tutorial Jonathon. You've made me a believer and a subscriber to your channel. Thanks for the lesson. Cheers from the Blue Ridge Mountains across the pond.
Thank you so much and welcome to my channel it’s really much appreciated 😊❤️🙏
Fabulous and love lily ❤
We both say thank you 😻😊
I really like the end results 🙂
WOW WOW. ... LOVE IT.
I found your tutorial very useful.
You are great.I love it. Thank you 👌🤗
You really nailed the galvanized look, and I love the crackled colored drawers as well.
I loved it.
Love your creativity!
Great look. I have a metal Ikea filing cabinet. Extremely boring.This would be a perfect look for it. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I know just which type of cabinet you mean and I think it would be great 👍
My goodness, it’s really looking like galvanized steel!
Thank you so much it was a little bit trial and error but I do think if you get the colours right it will almost be perfect I think my version was a tad little bit too dark on the first coat 🥴😊😊
Love your work Jonathon I've just found you and been binge watching 😁 well done love your work and how you teach.
Love it! Thank you...
Love it 😊❤️❤️
Really a good work und your tips are superior, I use craqueleur for the first time and it works. Thanx you so much ❤
Your incredible and I appreciate the chatty tutorials! 💙💙💙
Thank you so much and I really appreciate your lovely comment x
Luv it.....so unique
You created a beautiful art on a piece of plain furniture again Jonathan!❤️
You nailed it !!!
I love this, it’s really realistic, thank you
What you used as rivets are known as 3 prong furniture glides ; used to be called domes of silence as they were put on the foot of your chairs and desks so if you slid your furniture across the floor it was quieter and wouldn’t scratch it up.
I’ve never used Anne Salone paint….is the red primer the color name or is it a primer…or both??? Is this a mineral or clay based paint? You have a great eye for color combinations and detailing.
Awesom! Never too long. Thanks for the new technique. ❤️
I love your channel. I love your work, exceptional outcomes. Very inspiring, and you have a very engaging manner. Your videos are not too long for those who genuinely enjoy your content. xx
Amazing how you work your magic. Turn lead into Gold :) Thank you :)
Love the look, great tutorial. I would however add dark wax on the gal sections to add some age
Yes that’s a great shout I’ve been saying that it won’t take too long to get grungy in my workshop 🥴🥴🥴
Wow. Just amazing! Thanks so much for sharingl
Amazing, elegant ❤
Awesome!
I like it! Love the textures, and the three different drawer colors. That painting technique is something I do all the time. I think you really had fun with this one.
Yes I love it when I get a project that is all kind of grungy and fun 🤩
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove 👍
This came out looking fabulous! I’m thinking some chunky rusty looking casters on the bottom would really add to the look!
Absolutely agree that’s what I did on my original project if you fancy seeing how I create rust I think I’ve into into their description box 😊😊
Love your longer tutorial..you are a very good teacher, i just havent caught info what is the different between cracle yellow and the last two drawers
The top drawer yellow is as the manufacture instructions explains how to use just applying over a flat colour and the lower two drawers I mixed part two into my paint which then allows the paint to split revealing the under colour which was primer red I hope that makes sense 😊❤️🙏
Love it , such a cool tutorial ❤
Great transformation would like to have seen the before and after side by side. Amazing thanks.
Now that you say that so would I I’m terrible at taking before pictures I just want to get stuck into the project 🥴🥴🥴🥴
@@JonathonMarcMendesPaintedLove no judgment here I am the same.
Awesome job!!!
Love this!!!
I love this project! I always love what you do! You have such creativity & vision. The crackle is gorgeous. Please keep sharing your talent with us. You never disappoint me!
Love your work
Another fabulous piece Jonathon. I have a cabinet that’s been lurking in my garage for a couple of years and I couldn’t decide where to go with it - this would be great for it. Thank you for you clear explanation of every technique. 👏👏👏
Absolutely my pleasure and I’m wishing you well with the cabinets ❤️❤️
Love this! Really appreciate your use of simple tools like the small hand saw when cutting the trim for the drawers. Makes it very approachable for everyone.
Thank you so much for this tutorial Jonathon. You always explain everything so well….I’ve got my materials and tin of biscuits and I’m going to dive in!!
Absolutely the best way just dive in and have some fun remember this look does not have to be perfect 👍
I have just found your channel and it's wonderful! You may be sponsored by Annie Sloane and that's why you use that crackle. Your handy hints have helped me souch, I'd like to share one with you. If you want a crackle effect, paint over the base colour with a thick layer of cheap PVA glue. Then, when it is just dry enough to paint over with the top coat, paint it on and dry with heat. You will get a crackle effect. Ginger Chick Rehab uses this technique a lot and you can see it on her channel. Can't wait to see more of what you do!
Hey thank you and welcome to my channel yes I have used the PVA glue method before it’s not so good with Annies paints is good with many other brands and I’ll definitely be sure to check out that channel thank you so much great advice and I know that many other people read the comments so it will help others much appreciated 😊❤️🙏
Totally awesome …
Brilliant! 🙂
Love your tutorials long or short! This is wonderful. Love love love the drawer fronts. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊
Brilliant work as always, Jonathon. You took this piece from generic to really interesting! I love the galvinized steel faux finish technique. I always learn something from your videos. Thank you for that. Lily is a helper. Cats are great at distressing furniture.
Have had a hard time finding crackle that works. Will look for this brand.
Wow, love how you just go for it! Love all the colors you used ❤️
Fabulous tutorial indeed with a striking finish. Thank you
Bom dia !
Adoro seu trabalho , cada um , mais lindo q/ o outro .
Kkk
Acho muito lindo .
Amazing transformation, love it! Thank you
Thank you🙏
Fantastic! Love your work.
BTW, my new puppy is also Lily…
I want to send a thank you note to whoever made your jeans
Oh thank you so much 😊
Top 😍😍😍
hi Jonathon! I found that they're called furniture studs or upholstery nails!
Great job.
I would have had to replace the top with something without the beveling. That was just bugging me throughout the entire video. 😂
I love those draws your so talented I’m going to try this on a peice of wood first see how it goes love the colours enjoy Germany 😘
Your confidence shines through your work, wow! Love the drawers, that technique🤤 the colours are fantastic. I've got a unit exact the same as that but it's on legs. I'm going to do the case black, they colours would be amazing with black.. Sorry I've just discovered you j. I've got alot of videos to get through👍
That sounds amazing and I’m so pleased that you found me there’s lots of content for you to enjoy I suppose once you’ve watched quite a few you’ll amalgamate them to make your own unique project so I’m wishing you all the best in your creative journey 😊❤️🙏
Parabéns, parabéns!!!!
I like the way this turned out, even though I'm not really very much into the industrial look.....only a few select pieces I guess. But I am absolutely in love with that yellow drawer! Good job, Jonathon. Enjoy Germany!
Thank you so much and I suppose you could adapt some of the techniques to a more classical piece the large cracks look awesome in softer colours in a more romantic way I suppose a choice is Endless 😊😊😊😊
Ficou lindoooo !!!
Looks great but I would have dark waxed the body of it too!
Умница !!
Those are furniture tacks. Such a great idea I always enjoy watching your tutorials. Have you ever used Dixie bell mineral Chalk paint? thank you Jonathan.
Yes I’ve used Dixie bell a couple of times it’s a really good paint but I have to say I think Annie is paint has just a few more possibilities when it comes to techniques they’re both wonderful brands 😊❤️🙏
I was scrolling through the comments to find out their name. Thank you!
And Jonathon it's a brilliant idea to use them, it really works so well. And I love every tutorial you do!
Gratidão 🙏 ameiii
Very clever! I am learning a lot from your videos, lord willing I have the fortitude to actually try my hand at it! I've got one piece here that is similar to this little cabinet, but the drawers don't volunteer to open and close - have to figure out how to fix. Sanding the drawer rails? Sanding inside where they are supposed to glide along? maybe sanding both? Ah, well, enjoyed very much, thank you! 🤔
I suppose when renovating furniture there are so many different things that jump in our way we all have to be really good at problem solving as we go along A little tip from me maybe sanding and waxing the rails maybe help them slide much better xx
Hi there, Jonathan... on one of your découpage tutorials, I had a quick glimpse of a little round table, antique gold??, with single leaves round the edge as well as a violin hanging on the wall, also antique gold?? Could you please show how both those were done. (I'm a complete beginner, hence all the ??)
Those metal things are called pronged chair slides or sometimes three-pronged chair glides. There may be a proper name but I don't know it.
I'm so nervous of all the beautiful pieces in the background when you are using the spray bottle. Do you ever get paint on other things? If so, how do you fix it? And as always, I love your tutorials as I would never be able to get there on my own. Your colours and techniques surprise me but work fabulously
Hi Jonathan. I’m sure someone else will have posted that the little metal domes are called ‘Domes of Silence’. How bizarre is that xx
Thank you very much for your help really appreciate it 😊😊
I love your tutorials! I get so many great ideas and inspiration from them! This may be a stupid question, but after I pour chalk paint out of the can, it tends to dry in the well (circle) and get hard and then I can't put the lid on properly and then the paint dries out...Do you have a tip for this problem? Again, I love your tutorials! You are super talented and super inspirational! Have a great day ..looking forward to your tip!