Hi there, new sub here!😀 Just wanted to offer a quick tip I learned when clamping wood being glued. Ideally you'll be using atleast two clamps for this. The trick is to clamp a flat board atop the area being glued. This will provide uniform pressure (really important), and when you're in a bind, make that lonely clamp potentially do the work of two.😉🇨🇦
It’s a cute piece. Love the decoupage and stenciling. Would look adorable in a nursery or child’s room. I probably would’ve done a wash or stain if it was for myself. I have a thing where I just can’t paint over wood. 🤣
Beautiful transformation!! Congrats on it selling so quickly too! Glad you cover the runners when spraying. Some don’t and get layers (2-3 coats) of primer and then the same with paint. I figure it’s going to interfere with the drawers sliding at some point, especially slides that are in the middle. Love the transfer and decoupage inside the drawers!💜
Such a lovely piece for future reference wood filler isn't too good for large areas it'll leave you with an uneven surface and cause you to waste a lot of product in time. Have you ever tried Bondo? Works great 4 large areas.
@@lubblyjubblyfurniture there’s also a bondo two part wood filler now too. A lot of furniture flippers on UA-cam we’re using the original bondo and have started using this one instead. It cures hard and fast (about 15 min) like the original, but can also be stained (if using for small veneer repairs). Unfortunately Dap wood filler is water based, so if there’s any loose veneer, especially with the veneer between the substrate and top veneer, it causes it to bubble (I learned all of this by watching Trena of John’s Furniture Repair). I know you were running out of wood glue, but where it’s bubbling you can make a tiny slit where the bubbles are and squeeze glue around that area, then put weight on it. I had a piece that did this too. It was over 100yrs old and wish I had found Trena’s channel before I worked on it lol. Sorry for the long message, hope it helps.💜
So beautiful Meg. Light and airy. When you say you’re using tissue in the drawers do you mean the tissue that you use for gift wrap? Or is there a special tissue for this?
Thank you so much. This tissue paper i use is not like gift wrap tissue, its thicker for decoupage. The brand i use is Redesign With Prima and the link is in my profile. Some people use napkins but i find this paper is more durable
The word or name chiffarobe does not sell. I like to call it a vintage wardrobe as that is what alot of people call these pieces and in my area that is what sells. I didn't want to restore it, it had terrible peeling veneer and it is not antique, i like to say vintage because its still old but not too old. My client loves it and it didnt go to the dump which is awesome
Love love love
Thank you so much ❤️
This I so beautiful
Thank you so much Kathleen ❤️
Soooooo pretty!
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So very beautiful!
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So pretty!
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So pretty 🌸
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Looks amazing
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OhMyGoodness!! She isn’t a gentleman’s armoire!!!! Soooo Beautiful🌹💫🌹
😃 awww thank you 😊
This is so pretty, Meg!
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Love the colors and tranfer👍❤
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Very, very nice!
This wardrobe is gorgeous! I love the transformation.🤍♡🤍
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Very pretty Meg. The transfer and rice paper go well together.
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Great work this is a beautiful piece
Thank you very much 😊
It turned out so beautiful Meg. Well done. Love the stickers.
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Très, très beau! 😻
Nice job!
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I love all the choices, it looks lovely! 😍
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What a beautiful makeover! Although you don't see many of these today, we can totally see this in someone's home!
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Hi there, new sub here!😀 Just wanted to offer a quick tip I learned when clamping wood being glued. Ideally you'll be using atleast two clamps for this.
The trick is to clamp a flat board atop the area being glued. This will provide uniform pressure (really important), and when you're in a bind, make that lonely clamp potentially do the work of two.😉🇨🇦
Hi thanks for subscribing 😀 yes i had thiught about that and then didn't do it lol i will definitely use that idea next time, thank you for sharing
Gorgeous, Meg! I love how the transfer and paper coordinate. This is fresh like springtime!
Thank you so much
It’s a cute piece. Love the decoupage and stenciling. Would look adorable in a nursery or child’s room. I probably would’ve done a wash or stain if it was for myself. I have a thing where I just can’t paint over wood. 🤣
Thank you. It sold right away which makes me happy
Very pretty. Thanks for showing the peeling veneer. Have some to deal with .
Awesome, thank you so much for watching
Beautiful transformation!! Congrats on it selling so quickly too! Glad you cover the runners when spraying. Some don’t and get layers (2-3 coats) of primer and then the same with paint. I figure it’s going to interfere with the drawers sliding at some point, especially slides that are in the middle. Love the transfer and decoupage inside the drawers!💜
Thank you so much. Oh yes these runners were wood and any primer or paint on them would effect the drawers. Thank you for watching
Thats a chifforobe .
Such a lovely piece for future reference wood filler isn't too good for large areas it'll leave you with an uneven surface and cause you to waste a lot of product in time. Have you ever tried Bondo? Works great 4 large areas.
Thank you. I have tried bondo before but didn't like it too much. I'll look into it again.
@@lubblyjubblyfurniture there’s also a bondo two part wood filler now too. A lot of furniture flippers on UA-cam we’re using the original bondo and have started using this one instead. It cures hard and fast (about 15 min) like the original, but can also be stained (if using for small veneer repairs). Unfortunately Dap wood filler is water based, so if there’s any loose veneer, especially with the veneer between the substrate and top veneer, it causes it to bubble (I learned all of this by watching Trena of John’s Furniture Repair). I know you were running out of wood glue, but where it’s bubbling you can make a tiny slit where the bubbles are and squeeze glue around that area, then put weight on it. I had a piece that did this too. It was over 100yrs old and wish I had found Trena’s channel before I worked on it lol. Sorry for the long message, hope it helps.💜
Amazing job 👍 It's gorgeous 🤩
Thank you so much
Beautiful work what kind of hand held vacuum did you use ?
Thank you so much. It is Bissell pet handheld. I love it
Very light and fresh looking! Makes me think of Lily of the Valley in spring😍
Awww yes definitely, thank you so much ❤️
So beautiful Meg. Light and airy. When you say you’re using tissue in the drawers do you mean the tissue that you use for gift wrap? Or is there a special tissue for this?
Thank you so much. This tissue paper i use is not like gift wrap tissue, its thicker for decoupage. The brand i use is Redesign With Prima and the link is in my profile. Some people use napkins but i find this paper is more durable
@@lubblyjubblyfurniture thank you
Great job it looks amazing!🖤
Thank you so much
That is a chiffarobe and it is an antique not a vintage piece. It should have not been painted it should have been restored
The word or name chiffarobe does not sell. I like to call it a vintage wardrobe as that is what alot of people call these pieces and in my area that is what sells. I didn't want to restore it, it had terrible peeling veneer and it is not antique, i like to say vintage because its still old but not too old. My client loves it and it didnt go to the dump which is awesome
So pretty! 😍
Thank you 😊