How to Paint Fabric with Chalk Paint - Armchair
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- www.TheHomeGeni... Georgina Burnett shows how to paint fabric with chalk paint as she upgrades an old chair with great success in her latest blog and video for The Home Genie. See the how the same chair is looking two years on here: www.georginabu...
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Georgiana Burnett you're painted upcycled chair looks spectacular. Georgina you're homegenie videos are a joy to watch and always eco-friendly provide tips. Georgina Burnett you're declutteing videos are such fun, you're amazing Georgina
No such thing as failure, only feedback. Love that. Beautiful job, by the way.
Thank you Shannon - that's very kind of you to say so.
Great! Watching this answers my question about painting light over dark! Most videos show the other way around!
Excellent - very pleased to hear that it helped!
Looks brilliant. I’ve known people who have done this and it’s worked brilliantly. I’m just in the middle of doing a chair myself and I think this is what I’m going to do with the seat pad rather than fabric. Great video 👍🏻
Ah, thank you Laura...good luck with your project! I hope you're as happy with it at the end as I was (and still am).
I did it! I went BOLD! Presently, on the way to the local hardware store in search of sealant wax. Thanks for the guidance. Wish I could post a pic. Everyone online loves it.
Oh wow - I'm so pleased that you went for it, and are happy with the results! I would love to see what you've done - can you send me a photo to one of my social media accounts please? I can't wait to see it. Thank you for watching, and thank you for letting me know how you've got on!
Sent to your Facebook along with a couple of DYI projects I did.
@@besilio1 Great - I'll have a look as soon as I get a chance. Thank you!
cutest assistant ever!! Encourages me to let my little ones help out time to time
In which case you need LOTS of dust sheets!!!
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Nice, got to try this out.
Thanks Maria - I'd love to know how you get on. Good luck!
WOW!! I've been thinking about doing this. Ur the only one I've found painting over a darker print fabric and getting full coverage. Complete success. It turned out GREAT! Unfortunately my chair is black, and I'm so afraid of ruining it. I can't use it black though. So I'm now doing MY research. Thank you so much for posting this.
Oh wow, thank you Dawn - what lovely words. I have to say, I am still so pleased with how it went - it still sits in my bedroom, and still has my toddler climbing all over it, and it still looks good. I'd love to know how you get on with your chair - do please keep me posted!
Love this. You’ve given me the courage to do my hideous arm chair 🪑.
Oh wow - that is so lovely to hear! I hope it all goes well - please let me know how you get on!
awesomeness. ive been experimenting with upholstery paint on clothing; particularly denim and its working well so far
Ha - awesome idea. That's going on my todo list!
It look absolutely amazing
Oh thank you so much Karen!
Finaly a proper english accent.
Sooooo tired of American accent on RUclips. Thank you ⚘
Hey!😁
Today, we decided we would paint our Chicco stroller fabric for our baby. Most jogging strollers can be up to $400-500, we got ours for an easy $80, great condition and barely used. The fabric however was a navy blue.. worst of all my wife decided she wanted to keep the cream color on the middle, so it’s been the biggest headache! BUT the first coat looks outstanding. We look forward to the 2nd coat tomorrow
What a brilliant idea! Did it work out well?
Oh my gosh you just inspired me to do this! I found the most beautiful chair and ottoman so well crafted-but the pattern does not go in my home. It’s the most comfortable chair I’ve ever sat on and I want to keep it. I have been wanting to paint it, but I was too scared! I have a ton of Annie Sloan chalk paint and brushes and I’m going for it! Thank you for the inspiration!
Oh Christina - how did you get on? I want to know! I really hope you're happy with how it's turned out!
This is the best video result I have seen. Good job. My project turned out a mess and vowed never to dye again…but maybe I will try the chalk paint product…the sprays are for the birds.
Ah thank you, glad you liked it
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Can you give us an update how the chair held ? I want to paint a bench i have but I am scared lol
Hi Abigail. Thanks for watching! I posted a video of how the chair was doing two years after I painted it here ruclips.net/video/SsFvhVVIZXU/видео.html - but I can confirm that now (about five years after I painted it) it is still going strong, and looks great. I haven't had to do a single touch up in all that time. It really has been a huge success. Good luck with your project - I'd love to know how you get on!
@@TheHomeGenie Thank you so much for replying back I will definitely let you know how it goes and thank you for the link
that turned out cute!
Thank you Lindsay!
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Hi, would it be possible to show us how's the chair holding up today, please? I'm thinking about chalk-painting some furniture and the only reason why I haven't done it yet is because I couldn't find a single tutorial or any video with "before" and "a year after". Or a few months after chalk-painting, at least. It all looks amazing when freshly done but I can't help thinking I wouldn't dare sit on that chair in my favorite black dress, you know? Thank you!
Hi there, that's a really good idea. I'll do a quick one in the next couple of weeks - worth coming to my FB Property Porn TV page as I do more videos there so I'll post the after one there as well.
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I have been wanting to paint some fabric chairs but was intimidated about ruining them. But watching your video has quited my fears. I love the grey color you used. Grey has become the new neutral. Your baby is precious! Thanks!
Yay do it!!!
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This looks great. I am going to try it on an old Headboard which I was going to throw away but it might get a new lease of life
Oh thank you Aggie...good luck with your headboard - I can imagine it working really well on there. I'd love to know how you get on!
The Home Genie so pleased with the result! Took just over 2 days to complete with final waxing today. Had been in the loft for years and was very faded and now looks like new. Was totally inspired by your video and very happy with results
@@Annagramma-u7x I'm so pleased! That makes me so happy - so chuffed that it's worked out for you!
beautiful. i'm doing a love seat this weekend and i'm excited to see how it turns out.
Oh please do let me know - good luck
I've made many Slipcover looking forward to trying this
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I love it (the chair) and your winning confident personality!
Ah, you're too kind. Thank you.
Wonderful tutorial! Absolutely adorable little tester;}
Thank you!
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Chair came out very well.
The audio on the video needs a bit of a boost, 30 to 45% is normal.
Thanks - will check on that
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Nice
Thanks so much
love this! Thank you for a great video x
Oh thank you Lauren - thanks so much for watching my video!
How is the final texture ? I have the feeling it is cold and "plastic" touch :/
Hi Astrid. Thanks for your question. The final texture is very different to how it was before - it sort of feels like soft leather, but I wouldn't say it was cold. It is still very very comfortable, and as I've said elsewhere has proven to be incredibly hard wearing. Personally I love it - it's taken a old chair that I couldn't use, and turned it into something that has sat looking lovely in my bedroom for years.
Good job 😎
Thanks so much
Beautiful! Did you paint the chair legs, too?
Hi Caroline. Thanks for watching, and for your question. I softened the colour of the legs slightly by using a light wax of a similar colour to the paint, but the wood still clearly shows through...I'm really pleased with how the legs turned out as well as the chair itself.
Sweet Nana
thank you for sharing :)
Thanks Leslie, and thank you for watching. :-)
It looks amazing dose it peel any bit
Thanks Ryan. No, absolutely no peeling whatsoever - I'm still so pleased with it all these years later!
Could you skip the wax step or is that what keeps it from rubbing off on your clothes?
Hi Ciara, no I really wouldn't skip that step. It protects the paint (as well as your clothes), and so without it you certainly wouldn't have the longevity, and as you suggest it would likely rub off too.
Hi, how much chalk paint and how much wax did you need? I am just ordering and wondering if 125ml of chalk paint won’t be enough?
Hi Melissa - I'm so sorry, but it's so long ago now that I can't honestly remember how much I used. It's worth getting a slightly larger tin if possible - not least as if you have any left you may be inspired to upcycle another item too. Chalk paint is so versatile that the world is your oyster!
Ive got an edwardian cane sofa and chair set, Im recaning the damaged arms but the upholstered seats are purple damask! This would be a great idea for my project, thank you so much for posting! Now just have to decide what colour....
That's great - best of luck with it
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Omg this is awesome ..the finished product came out lovely and how cute is ur daughter ..godbless u both and hello from brooklyn NYC..subbing now
Thank you so much for saying such lovely things Stacey (Bonnie is a real cutey though - I have to admit)! Thank you for following from the US! I hope you enjoy my other videos too.
Does this work with a low pile velvety fabric? I try to paint my daughter lounge chair for her bedroom. Thanks
Hi there. I don't see why not, but as I've mentioned elsewhere it will change the feeling of the material - so just be prepared for that. As with anything, if there's a patch you can try it on first and see if you're happy with it, then do that...or even if you can find a scrap of similar material to try it on. I love my chair still, but I know that the change in how it feels may not be to everybody's taste (although I've not met anybody that's unhappy yet). Thanks for watching!
Hey little girl opened her mouth to give a kiss 😂😭 So sweet
Oh I know - isn't it so cute. I love that we have this on video to show her now she's that bit older...she is still just as cute mind!
Great video, love the chair and the results. I didn’t quite catch what you sealed it with? Is it flexible and soft to the touch ?
Do you think you it could work on an old velvet fabric ?
Thank you - yes, I still love the chair, even now! The top coat is a Ronseal varnish in White Ash colour. The chair is flexible and comfortable, but it's not necessarily soft to the touch...sort of like a soft leather now rather than the original soft material. I think it could work on your fabric, but if there's any way you could trial it on a small patch, or a scrap of similar fabric I would absolutely recommend doing that first no question. Good luck!
The Home Genie cheers! Much appreciated!
@@peacelilly5074 You are most welcome!
did you use wax on it ?
Hi Henriette. Yes, the wax is an important step to protect the item. There's a little more detail on my blog page here: www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/. Good luck with whatever you're planning to upcycle!
what was the last step? 2 coats of what kind of wax and … something about white ash? Can you post the products that you used? Do you apply the wax like paint or do you wipe it off like you would on wood?
Thanks for the comment Karen...I can see your follow up comment that says you've seen the follow up video, and so have the products now. You don't wipe the wax off now, you apply it with a brush and give it time to set. You would want to rub it down once it's dry, but not a wipe (if you see my distinction).
Were you able to actually cover the stains?
Hi Kathy - yes, absolutely no problem covering the stains at all.
Never mind - I saw your updated video - thank you! - but do you whit the wax off?
Thanks Karen - I've replied to your first comment. Thanks for watching!
great job and beautiful princess!!!
Thank you so much
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I have white valspar chalk paint left over can u tell me what else I need I keep replaying ur video but it's not working 🙄 my connection is not good I beside the chalk paint how much water n I have a brush what else did I need to put on after
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Quick question, does this cause any sort of residue on clothing after extended use? We are interested but hesitant it could cause transfer of color to pants etc
Hi there - thanks for your question, and for watching! I can only vouch for the projects that I've done of course, but in those cases, providing you let everything dry and it should, including the wax, then you should be absolutely fine. If possible, you could always try a small area of fabric that isn't seen for you to get comfortable with the process. Absolutely no issues at all at this end though. Good luck with the project - would love to know how you get on!
@@andyflawn5822 Thank you Andy! I appreciate your response 🤙
My arm chair is full of patterns,
Do you think my chair will be beautiful as your chair?
Also I really curious to know if my chair will get soft feelings and natural look or tough and fake look after painting.
Sorry for my weak English.
Please please answer my questions.
Thank you so very much 🙏
Hi Mozh...hard to say how it will look at the end, but I'm sure if you put the time and effort into it, you'll be happy at the end. The chair will not feel as soft and natural as before you paint it, but I personally really like the finish I now have on mine...but if you're unsure, see if you can find a similar patch of fabric to paint first, and just see how it dries. Good luck!
The Home Genie Thank you for responding.
I’m in the middle of painting a fabric chair and I’ve done the first coat. I used chalk paint and sanded it lightly after and it’s feeling stiff and quite rough. I sprayed it with water before painting it too. How do I get it soft like it originally was?
Hi Miranda. I am afraid I don't think you'll ever get it feeling as soft as it once was - chalk paint by its nature is quite thick, and so does tend to mean that things aren't as soft afterwards. The finish is different, but once you've applied the final wax, you should definitely be able to get a smooth finish though. Good luck - I do hope you're happy with the result!
I found some chairs and a table on the curb. I am relocating to another city. I want to paint the white legs of the table to either a yellow or white. make the top a more darker color. I want a more spring look in my new home. But the chairs are fabric and the legs are dark. I am so in the dark but this will go in the kitchen or a dinning room.. help please.. also did and you put fabric softner in the water as well. I heard of that.
Please reply
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Is there a way to make my fabric on my loveseat a little softer? I compared it to my undone one and the cotton velvet is stiffer. I did not finish with wax yet.
Hi Lori. I'm afraid that it's never going to be as soft afterwards as it is before because of how thick chalk paint is - it does tend to make things feel slightly harder. Keeping the material damp when you apply the paint, and sanding it down lightly afterwards will help, but I'm afraid you'll never keep it feeling the same as before. I do hope you're happy with the end result!
Is it safe? Im planning to paint my baby's crib the headboard with foam.
Hiya. Thanks for watching. In my experience it is safe, but it's always worth checking the tin of the brand you plan to use to ensure that it doesn't contain anything that you wouldn't want it to, and that it adheres to all the local safety laws and restrictions wherever you live. Sorry I can't be more specific, but when it comes to safety, I would never want to give information that could ever be incorrect.
Hi do you spray water also before the second coat?
Hi Mary. Thanks for getting in touch! No, I didn't spray water before the second coat, but did make sure that the chalk paint was watered down enough to be able to cover the fabric easily - that did the trick nicely. Good luck!
@@TheHomeGenie thankyou
Awesome
Ah, thank you.
I was looking for the clear wax but i couldnt find it. Was wondering if u could
List that in ur description box of all the materials u use so i can find it . Thanks
I used Ronseal White Interior Wax, but not sure if it's available everywhere. I hope you manage to find something that works for you!
Great video. Can you please explain the final sealing process. What did you use?
Ah, thank you! All I did to protect it was apply Ronseal White Ash Interior Wax, and let that dry. There's a little more detail about the process on my written blog here if you're interested - www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/. It has held up incredibly well - it's now two years later, and I've not done anything else to it since - take a look: ruclips.net/video/SsFvhVVIZXU/видео.html. Thank you for watching - it means a lot to me!
Hi!! Me again, sorry does the second coat of paint need to be watered down at all, like the first coat? Thanks
Hi Julie - no problem! Yes, the second coat wass done using the same consistency as the first, so I did use a bit of water on the brush.
The Home Genie Hi!! Followed video etc and the chairs I painted looked wonderful but when sat upon them the seat paint cracked!! So upset. I thought applying PVA glue on top might help, then paint on top. What do you think??
@@julieo219that usually happens when the fabric has a thick pile (which doesn’t work as well with paint) or because the paint wasn’t watered down enough. I don’t think applying pva will help I’m afraid but sanding it right down might help. Sorry it didn't turn out as you hoped!
Well aren’t you simply awesome....thank you 🙏🏻😀love your channel
Ah, thank you - how kind of you to say so!
Amei lindoooo....boa tardi ..
nice tutorial . could you tell me does painting the fabric change the feel of the fabric at all ? I'm thinking that it would make the fabric feel hard and unpleasant ?
Yes, it almost feels leathery, but not quite. Of course it depends on the fabric in the first place as well
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Hi, is it necessary do use the wax or can we leave it out?
I think you need the wax to be honest - I think the paint would wear too quickly without it.
Did this chair last nicely? Im considering doing this to my divan :)
Yes still going strong!
What is the final step??? How did you seal it?
Hi there. I used an interior wax (two coats) which I then let set before using the chair. That was years ago now, and it's still going strong! I am still so thrilled with it.
Forget about the painting u r so gorgeous I love your accent
Ha easily pleased!
I don't want to have this leathery look on my armchair, do you think I can skip/replace this wax layer?
I really wouldn't skip that part as it would mark very easily and probably come off on your clothes when you sit on it. The chair actually doesn't look that leathery - the lighting I used for filming gave it a sheen but it's actually quite matt. It depends on the fabric as I'm doing a dining chair at the moment which has more of a velvet fabric and that hasn't come out leathery at all although the fabric does feel quite stiff.
Thanks for reply, I'll give it a try. Worst case scenario I'll end up reupholstering as originally planned until I saw your video :)
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what kind of chalk paint did you use? what brand
Hi there. I used Rustoleum paint for this particular project - I hope that helps.
What type of wax did you use? You said it so fast.
Sorry! It's Ronseal - links here www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/
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Good tutorial. just wondering what the fabric feel like before the wax , I don't want to wax mine ..
It's quite powdery and I think would probably mark easily. You could try Fusion Mineral instead as you don't need to wax that
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What if the chair has odors from being so old? I have an antique chair my granddaughter bought me as a gift but has cigar smell, how would I treat it?
Wipe down in baking soda, removes smells
Steam clean it. And then before it dries, apply the color paint. 2 birds- 1 stone!
Wiping down with baking soda sounds easy enough. Worse case will steam clean. It was bought at an antique store and has a strong cigar odor. Thanks for the suggestions.
Hi guys - looks like I'm not needed here as you have all the answers anyway! :-) The honest answer to this one is that I don't know, and so the suggestions make sense. I do love the idea of the steam cleaning making the fabric damp, and thus helping with the painting. I'm all for saving time - great idea Galina!
What wax do I look for?
Hi everyone! So many people ask me how the chair looks a couple of years later, and whether it continues to look good. Call me biased, but I think it's worked a treat, and really does still look good. I've done a quick video to show how it's doing now...would love you to take a look and let me know what you think! ruclips.net/video/SsFvhVVIZXU/видео.html.
I couldn’t understand the name of the interior wax. Can you post the name?
Hi Magda. I used Ronseal White Interior Wax. If you check out my re-branded website (www.thehomegenie.tv) then I have done a blog to go with this video - the direct link is www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/. That gives a little more information on it, so perhaps check it out...and thanks!
I want to see how you applied the wax?
Sorry I didn't film that bit, but it was just done with a brush, so very straight forward
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Inspiring experiment! :) What wax did you use? Can you use vaseline or ...?
Thanks for the lovely words Sara. I used Ronseal White Interior Wax. If you check out my re-branded website (www.thehomegenie.tv) then I have done a blog to go with this video - the direct link is www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/. That gives a little more information on it, so perhaps check it out...and thanks again Sara!
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love this and your daughter is adorable, what type of wax did you use tia
I used Ronal interior wax - details here www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/
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I did this but mine is taking 3-4 coats and it’s crunchy. Annie Sloan chalk paint
It will definitely be a little harder than it was to start with, but I've never had anything go crunchy - has it got better with time?
Hi, what wax did you use after the paint dried?
Hi Lisa - so sorry for the delay! I used Ronseal White Interior Wax. If you check out my website (www.thehomegenie.tv) then I have done a blog to go with this video - the direct link is www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/. That gives a little more information on it, so perhaps check it out...
awesome
Thank you!
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I'm inspired to try this! I can get chalk paint, but do you know of a product that is sold in the States that's comparable to the Ronseal wax? Thanks!
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I went to the link and saw no US/North American replacement product for the chalk paint or the wax. Disappointing.
Do you have to apply wax to the chalk paint when it's on fabric?
Hi David - yes, in my experience it is definitely worth doing.
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Subscribed!!
Ah, thank you so much!
Did u put wax in the end?
Hi Gretchen. Yes, I did put wax on the chair at the end to protect it...there's a little more detail on my blog page here: www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/. The wax is an important step to protect the item. Good luck with whatever you're planning to upcycle!
How much paint did you use?
Hiya. Not a huge amount actually - well under one tin, even for a substantial chair like this one. Thanks for watching!
Did you seal it with anything ?
Hi there - sorry to only just reply. No, I didn't use anything to seal it.
Hi there, love the painted chair!! Can you tell me exactly which wax you used to seal it? I found Ronseal Interior Wax online but it said it is for wood. Is this what you used on the fabric? Also, what brush did you use? Thanks x
Hi Julie. Yes, it's Ronseal Interior Wax - White Ash colour. It is for use on wood as well, but works wonderfully here too. I can't remember exactly what brush i used now I'm afraid, but it was a standard soft bristled paint brush - nothing special. It really was as easy to do as I make it sound - I promise! x
The Home Genie Thanks! So is it a liquid wax? Is it this one? www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00L24M48Y/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_2?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1
@@julieo219 Yep, that's the one. It's not a liquid, but is soft enough to be applied with a brush. Good luck with whatever your project is Julie!
L❤VE it!! 💞
Thank you
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What type of wax is used afterward?
Oops.. Never mind! I just found it in comments! Thanks
@@maureenreeder Thanks Maureen - sorry I've only just got around to responding - I've been away for a few days. I'm glad you found the answer!
what is the wax called that u used
Hello Jack. It is Ronseal White Ash Interior Wax - really easy to use.
How does it hold up over time?
It's doing really well - even with my toddler playing on it all the time!
Property Porn TV thanks so much for your reply, I think i'm going to go ahead and paint my couch :)
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It doesn't!!! I did it. It's hard, cracks and you end up having to reupholster
Does the paint has to be that brand or can it be any chalk paint?
Any chalk paint is fine
Property Porn TV ok thanks! I have to add wax at the end? can it be any kind of wax? Thanks!
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does it crack or how long does it hold up?
It's still going strong many months later with a toddler abusing it most days!
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Did you use clear wax
Hi Brittany, I used Ronseal White Ash Interior Wax to add the final finish...I hope that helps, and good luck with your project!
can i paint something that is vinyl or like leather?your baby is so cute!
Ooh I've never tried that, might be worth a little secret patch test first, really you want the paint to soak in which it wouldn't on vinyl - but if you weren't going to sit on it might be ok!
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Where did you bought the pain?
This one was from Homebase actually
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That paint has a prop 65 warning on it
Hi Nic. Thanks for watching - I had to google prop 65 I must admit. I don't think we have the equivalent in the UK, but it's really good to know so thank you.
What was the final step? Something about wax.
Yes the links and info are all here www.georginaburnett.com/how-to-paint-fabric-with-chalk-paint-armchair/
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how you put the wax
Just with a brush - it's very easy
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This chair looks like leather, good job...-:)
Yeah, it's close to it, but not quite leathery - not as shiny (although my camera lights made it look like that)
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Awwww that's girls a mega cutie XD
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