Great job. I was hoping to learn how to make the molding itself as I’ve painted a Dutch scene and one of these would be perfect. Gonna have to noodle it out for myself. Cheers
I was using red and black milk paint. Hand polishing the black layer reveals some warmth and slight color accents from the red layer. Then Shellac, rubbed down a bit with steel wool, then a thin wax layer. Not the cleanest finish in the world, but I still have a lot to learn. Thanks for watching!
It’s all pine, all router bits and materials I found at Home Depot, so I assume I’m not using all the right tools for the job. But I’m not a real woodworker, just playing around!
With all those nice tools I would call myself a woodworker.
Perfect video for when I need to fall asleep.
I strive to exhaust
Love seeing your creativity
Great job. I was hoping to learn how to make the molding itself as I’ve painted a Dutch scene and one of these would be perfect. Gonna have to noodle it out for myself. Cheers
Thanks! I would love to make the molding too, but that’s way above my skill level at this time. Let me know if you come up with something!
Lovely job. What are those ripple/wave mouldings called that you attach? Struggling to find those
Can I ask where you purchased the molding from?
Can you explain your painting process? Red then black, shellac, then wax?
I was using red and black milk paint. Hand polishing the black layer reveals some warmth and slight color accents from the red layer. Then Shellac, rubbed down a bit with steel wool, then a thin wax layer. Not the cleanest finish in the world, but I still have a lot to learn. Thanks for watching!
Great result. The frame and artwork complement each other well.
Thanks!
Which paints did u use?
Wonderful work. Question: why the red under the black - does it change the tone of the color?
Thanks! The finish is hand rubbed, revealing some of the red layer in spots and gives it some warmth
Would you be willing to share your materials? What size router bits, wood, etc? Thanks!
It’s all pine, all router bits and materials I found at Home Depot, so I assume I’m not using all the right tools for the job. But I’m not a real woodworker, just playing around!
That saw looks rigid. And sounds like the nail gun is saying "suck it, suck it".
Jimmy?