It's here!
Introducing our
Oil Glazing Custom Tutorial...
Introducing our
Oil Glazing Custom Tutorial...
Remember my vintage WWII sideboard? You can read all about her here.
Glazing with oils creates more of an Old World, Tuscan feel. . .
making the finish more rich and authentic.
Our personal favorite oils to glaze with are Dark Walnut and Classic Black. . .
Here are a few samples:
Antique White with diluted Walnut
Turquoise with medium strength Walnut
Nutmeg Brown with medium strength black
Glazing with oils creates more of an Old World, Tuscan feel. . .
making the finish more rich and authentic.
Our personal favorite oils to glaze with are Dark Walnut and Classic Black. . .
Here are a few samples:
Colonial Red with medium strength black
Antique White with diluted Walnut
Turquoise with medium strength Walnut
Tuscan Tan with full strength Walnut
Nutmeg Brown with medium strength black
Antique White with diluted Walnut
Aqua with medium strength Walnut
Espresso with full strength black
Tuscan Tan with full strength Walnut
As you can see, there is a lot of versatility when it comes to oils.
There are specific guidelines to follow when oil glazing,
but if done right, the possibilities are endless. .
If you would like to order an instant download of the
Oil Glazing Custom Tutorial,
you can do so in our Etsy shop here.
What gorgeous pieces! Thanks for the information on glazing with oils but what do you dilute it with?
ReplyDeleteThanks Peggy! We will have all the information you'll need to know in the tutorial, which should be ready in about a week :)
DeleteI hope you'll come link this fabulous postup at my Cowgirl Up! Linky party tonight or tomorrow!! Everyone will LOVE this!
ReplyDelete♥Linsey
I have never worked with glazes but am interested in finding out more-will be following along so I can catch the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I am looking forward to seeing your tutorials!
ReplyDeleteThey are all just gorgeous. Thanks tons for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous colors and stains.....I keep tryinh this myself and never quite achieve what I want! I will definitely be looking at your tutorials! Thanks so much for the info.
ReplyDeleteLynn @ www.scrapityanne.com
Comin' to you via Wow us Wednesday! Love, love, love! Can't wait for the tutorial :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking up with the Cowgirl up! Linky party. We love looking through each post. We hope you'll link up with us again next week!
ReplyDelete♥Linsey
What great pieces.
ReplyDeleteFound you over at Chic on a shoestring. Would love it if you shared it at our very first link party
http://www.decoratinginsanity.com/2012/02/furniture-friday-6-and-link-party.html
xo...mONICa
Beautiful pieces! I agree that using oil based glaze adds an extra dimension. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLori
Really beautiful...as usual! Thanks for sharing at the Rock 'N Share!
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