This was an awesome re-do! I love how you did the feet:)

Now I must make tiny phone, remotes, and coins to stuff in all miniature sofas and padded chairs.

The black adds that natural patina!

Got to try this , it looks fantastic.

I been subscribe to you like 12 videos ago. I just want u to know I have been through so much in the last past year with losing my husband of 20 n my best friend... I lost so much. My home all my miniatures n supplies n things I had... I thank u for ur videos because it helps me to remember the good times. When u speak of ur Family in other videos n ur husband n how he may want to get the babies out of the room...lol. Just so much that u do takes me back when u speak. I have not seen one video of your I didn't love. I love ur personality, your honesty and how humble you are. I see a superstar...and yet ur so humble. N you were just so cute on ur live video when u we're excited that people started talking to you. Ur just adorable. N your talent is extraordinary. Thanks for your videos. Please don't ever change... You never know who you could be helping as you been helping me get through my lost... Just taking my mind off my pain. I just love watching you. Thanks again n may God bless u and ur Family.

This is so cool! I love the old leather look!

Hi Ara, thank you for another fabulous video tutorial. I love how you remade this mini leather armchair with paint and Crackle medium. Have you ever tried Crackle Accents by Ranger? It's a shiny 3D crackle medium that you can use on miniature artworks to create lots of the sort of very fine cracks that you see on old paintings where the paint has cracked over time. There's also a product by Pentart called 2 - Part Fine Line Crackle Varnish that creates the exact look of old porcelain with fine cracks. You brush on the first part and let it dry, and then brush on the top coat which cracks as it dries, and you can use a hair-dryer or heat gun to make more cracks appear. When that's dry you highlight the cracks with any solvent - based antiquing paste or even eye shadow powder works perfectly. I use a cheap eye shadow palette of earthy colours, but you can use any colour you like. Whatever you use to highlight the cracks must be solvent based or it won't work. The other product I want to tell you about is Dixie Belle's 'Dirt' which is a powder pigment that comes in charcoal grey, light silver grey or brown - which is the colour I have. It's made for brushing over clear wax to give a vintage look to painted furniture but it's great for creating the look of real dirt in miniature abandoned buildings and haunted houses. 👻 Love from Amanda Jones in Australia

Such a awesome "re-do" !! I'm trying this soon on an old chair that's too good to toss, but I've not known quite what to do with it...you've come to the rescue once again!! Thank you!

Loved the idea and The technic. Yiota, Greece.

I love it! Dang! I miss my minis! They're in storage at this time, but I can't wait to get all of my supplies and equipment to start again! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! Love and Light.

Its amazing just how much that does look like leather

I love this project too. You are amazing!

Love it! Leather finish reminds me of the patina taken on by old barber chairs. I think the only thing I would do differently is... Brass furniture tacks for old leather furniture. Beautiful work. 👍😊

I had a faux leather chair that was peeling so I repainted it in a similar way!

Really good job on this chair! You do such cool projects!

I did my real wing chair with paint.. it was awesome the fabric is teal and now looking leather-like... I'd did it again on another sought out grungy wing.it turned out fabulous..I have a chair in my she'd waiting its restoration....

Great technique ❤️

💜 I have to say, you have the best channel on KZfaq for this. They fed me your Adam's Family ending video randomly, and I am so glad they did. You are so talented. Plus you go through each piece you can with us, which is so much, so I know I'm not the only one who appreciates it. I already made even smaller minis for bottlecap jewelry, but you have inspired me. I'm making Harry Potter's cupboard under the stairs. I just started, so I will send pictures when it's worth looking at. Lol Keep it up woman! You are awesome!

Hello! I loved this video! Everything you do is wonderful! I would like to ask, for you to do a tutorial on how to make this armchair. A hug!

WOW ! WOW ! WOW !

How many pieces of broken furniture have I passed up or thrown away??? You blew my mind with this one Ara! Kicking myself....

Какая прелесть!

Looks great! I have seen others use gesso instead of mod podge as a base coat. What are your thoughts on that?

Do you think you could use a pencil sharpener to get the conical look?

Very nice!!!

If you don't want the aged look and want a new black leather chair, would you just mod podge, paint black and mod podge again?

Can’t seem to download the pattern sheet for the yellow print wing chair. I am subscribed. Please help me to download this chair pattern. I am using an iPad but it is connected to my printer.

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Is this going in a specific project?

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Am I the only one that thinks the finish is a little too shiny for leather? I ask this while sitting in a leather chair.