The wood grain is what made this piece stand out to me and it is what makes it a showstopper as a finished piece. I’m so thankful to have gotten an order for it that includes keeping the grain as a feature rather than painting it. This warm wood grain two-toned piece will become a bathroom vanity in a new bath remodel.
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Material List:
- Dixie Belle White Lighting
- 3M sandpaper
- Dixie Belle Paint in Driftwood, Chocolate, and Gravel Road
- Dixie Belle synthetic bristle brush in Oval Medium
- Varathane Weathered Wood Accelerator
- Dixie Belle Gator Hide
- Dixie Belle Waxes in Black and Brown
- Redesign by Prima Deco Mould
- Redesign by Prima Gilding Waxes in Vega and Shiny Star
- Amazing Resin
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1. Strip and sand any portions that will remain wood. Sand with 80, 120, then 220 grit sandpaper. Apply 2 coats of Weathered Wood Accelerator.
Add Dixie Belle Voo Doo Gel Stain for a more dramatic look, seal with Dixie Belle Gator Hide
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2. Apply a base coat of Dixie Belle paint in Driftwood, let dry overnight.
Apply a second coat of Driftwood, using a spray mister to keep your paint wet, blend in Chocolate and Gravel Road for shading with your Dixie Belle Paint Brush in oval medium size.
Apply a coat of Dixie Belle Gator Hide.
You can watch me blend this paint in my video!
3. Using your Redesign with Prima Decor Mould, pour in a 1:1 mix of Amazing Resin and let dry. Attach the caste to your piece using E6000 adhesive.
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Update vintage hardware using Redesign with Prima Gilding Waxes
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4. Using Dixie Belle Best Dang Wax in Brown and Black use a small brush to shade areas and emphasize details.
Add final coat of Dixie Belle Gator Hide.
Watch as I add finishing details with Wax
One of my favorite staging techniques is using dramatic artwork to set the feel of a piece, and this canvas definitely does just that! With some towels and a wash pitcher of flowers, this warm wood grain dresser is bathroom ready!
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This is soooo beautiful!! What colors of the voodoo gel stain did you use?
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Black magic and bayou moss
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So pretty.
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Absolutely stunning! I refinished a dresser to make into a vanity in my bathroom too, but I wish I had seen this before I did.
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