These are gorgeous, exquisite frames (by the end!). I did find it hard to watch and read at the same time, given the fast pace of the subtitles. I wish you'd do a voice over (and not use music, which is distracting), so my eyes could focus more on what and how you're applying the layers. Aside from this, you offer such great details re antiquing - and they turned out beautifully. Thanks so much!

Just perfect!!!

I loved it!! ...regardless of the fact that some people don't know how to adjust their screens/volume/or how to be kind

This is EXACTLY what i've been looking for!! So well done and beautiful!

Do you have a daughter named Jocelyn

OMG! Can I send you my mirror? I’m way too scared to mess up!😊

I’m soooo confused I don’t see what anyone else saw in their complaints? I can clearly see every bit of the video and the white words aren’t against a pure white background so I can clearly read every word. This is strange to me that so many people said this because that’s not the case it’s very much clear lol idk

Well, that's really impressive but the time I do that I can charge a client and buy wood veneer😅

Your instructions and videos are way too fast

i LOVE this😳❤️ did you use an oil based paint all the time?

I used this tutorial. I wish the over glaze wasn’t so light. The results on my cabinet made it look way too light and it missed the warm wood tone. Wish I would have realized before I finished. I would have mixed less white in.

Love it but it would take forever to do a whole kitchen.

Wow! Just what I was looking for. Awesome tutorial❤

Great video

Wear protective glasses when using bleach.

Hi. I know you said that the first and dark glaze layers are a combination of the two paints, but I can't figure out if you also add glaze to that mixture. I might have missed something. Could you verify what (an what proportions of what) goes into your glaze layers? Thank you.

Cannot wait for more videos on these techniques!!!👏👏👏👏

I just found you.😊Gorgeous! They look so authentic. I did learn a lot. Thank-you for sharing. And btw...I love the music! Especially the 1st tune. I enjoyed watching & learning the process while listening to the music. Sometimes there's too much talking. Awesome video!

Thank you so much for this tutorial. Absolutely beautiful ❤

'more coarser' steel wool... hahah ok. how about, COARSER steel wool, hmm? english is doa i'm afraid with this house frau

The "music" is awful. Had to turn off the sound and turn on Closed Caption. NEVER use a powered tool to mix milk paint, it is the cause of the bubbles and chunks.. and the eventual waste of paint. Start the process with a bit of water in the mixing bowl, slowly add the powdered paint stir ,then water.. ,Repeat until the paint is creamy. Mix using a plastic spoon or wood paddle. do not use metal. Let sit to "slake". Then mix again, likely needing to add some water. No waste, no crumbs, no bubbles. The first coat of paint presumes some uncaring idiot slathered paint on a piece of furniture. Foils authenticity. Remove drawers, paint separately. Sanding,, wear a mask. Same with steel wool.. And here this cheap short strand steel wool with leave microscopic dust and oil. "Desired" texture, meaning crude ? A razor blade will not "burnish". It is scraping not burnishing. "Provincial look" and "distressing".. Meaning very badly abused . ? That was , potentially, a nice piece of furniture. "Patina".. that is not "patina" an often misused word. Gust AW vian , not Gust O vian.

The "music" is absolutely AWFUL. had to mute and turn on Closed Caption. Right? NEVER ever use hardware store steel wool. Right? It is treated with oil to keep it from rusting and will penetrate your work. Right ? Secondly it is short grain and breaks up leaving a dust residue. Right? If you are going to use it WEAR A MASK. Right ? Better yet get long grain steel wool from Star-Liberon. Right? The piece does not look authentic.. in the corners and internal edges, the piece would be darker. Right?

Best antique frame,thanks for sharing your experience!

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More videos Brittney, you do such beautiful work. Do you have on line classes?

Oh just replayed you recommended more detail videos. Hope I can find it. Thank you

Love your work and end results very beautiful!! Nice speed for overview but too fast to capture techniques, product showings such as paint & brush choices. Be helpful if they were identified in print both during video and well laid out list of products at end. I couldn’t see when you quickly showed products. Would like it easy to write down so I can purchase. Thank you!!

May I ask why “ Cracked Gesso” was not a part of your process?

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Why did you not use cracked gesso under the milk paint?

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Those “ old” pieces were painted recently I’m convinced

Where did you get those containers with lids?

Thank you, this is beautiful I am very inspired. Do you have on line classes?

Great video. Thanksn

Beautiful finish!

This is lovely! Is there a protective coating on this?

❤great result! You were ahead of the game by 3 years!

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you SO much.

Thank you for this brilliant video. I've bought an old frame from a second hand shop and I was looking for ideas on how to make it look gorgeous, and now I know! I'm so glad I found your channel. Thanks again. Love from Amanda Jones in Melbourne, Australia ❤

Great video! The chair turned out beautiful. I envy your tenacity. I think I would have thrown in my paint brush and reupholstered! Thanks so much

Incredible! So gorgeous😍 Thanks for a great tutorial 🙏

Beautiful!

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I luv your artistry ❤ Thank you for sharing

Brilliant tutorial Thank you Happy I found your channel ❤

it's too bad you didn't film this in high resolution. You should make another video in HD

Meravigliosa, grazie infinite. Bravissima