Kitchen Makeover ep. 1 // How to make your own Limewash Paint // Butcher Block Breakfast Bar

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Limewash Recipes:
Lime Putty - water + Hydrated Lime. Mix to a cream cheese like consistency
Lime Primer - 10 parts lime putty
40 parts water
1 part alum salt (dissolved in hot water)
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Lime Wash - 10 parts lime putty
20 parts water
1 part alum salt (dissolved in hot water)
1 part Natural Pigment.
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[@maryannstabile5137]

Awesome job on the wall…yep 3 times is always a charm!! The butcher block breakfast bar is a perfect addition to your kitchen!! It’s amazing the patience you have to achieve the perfect look of your vision.

[@angelajonesdiy]

Patience or frustration…🤔 a bit of both

[@wendysmith6611]

I just wanted to take a minute to tell you HOW MUCH I LOVE & APPRECIATE your full disclosure style videos! NOTHING ever works for me like the videos and I feel like a failure! Lol! I love your fearless learning as you go attitude! So inspiring!!! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@angelajonesdiy]

Thank you so much! I think sharing the failures and mistakes are just as important as sharing what works 🥰

[@TheRepurposedSouth]

Maybe stain the tops of the stools and paint the bottom the same color as your cabinets…just one idea 😊

[@angelajonesdiy]

That’s kind of what I was thinking 🥰

[@pattyavendt221]

Love the lime wash and the table!! I can’t wait to see what creativity you will bring in your kitchen makeover!! Also thank you for showing what works and was doesn’. Really love your honesty!!!

[@angelajonesdiy]

I can’t wait to share the rest of the kitchen with you! It has been a big project I can’t wait to be done.

[@19590]

Thanks for the video! You made it all so real. You showed all the steps and flaws, leaving nothing out. Your encouragement helps! Thanks again!

[@angelajonesdiy]

I’m glad you found it helpful 🥰

[@nidhivaja8245]

this was actually really helpful thankyou so much man!

[@susanm8957]

Stools: sand, stain seat to match counter, paint legs black to match bar brackets.😊 Use black accents throughout kitchen to tie it all together!

[@angelajonesdiy]

Ooo I didn’t think about painting a color to match the counters. That’s a great idea

[@zullo3529]

It going to look gorgeous. I love how the wall came out. You were determined and stuck with it. I would stain the tops of the stool to match and paint the legs black or your cabinet color. Thanks Angela 🖌️

[@angelajonesdiy]

Thank you! I am thinking the same for the stools 🥰

[@chriswedmore]

I prefer dark wood, but it depends on your taste and color scheme of your kitchen. What makes your eyes happy :)

[@angelajonesdiy]

I love a good dark wood

[@MrsJax304]

That's awesome work. I'm always grateful for your honesty and transparency. For the stools you can do that dipped bottom look.

[@angelajonesdiy]

That’s a good idea I like that look 🥰

[@texasstardust6010]

...I think she means " depth ", not width. Lol. ( when putting the piece on top of the brackets, when dry fitting it first). The Width / length is the same thing. The Depth is a different measurement. :) I'm not being critical of her, I see this often, with " Width " and " Depth ".
As far as the bar stools, ... I would paint them, either the white colour of the Island, or a SOFT black to match the brackets of the eating area you fashioned. Every room needs a touch of black to " ground the space " and it does make a difference. The eating bar looks great !

[@amanda9008]

Did the other Italian FL color turn a little pinky? I’m aiming for more earthy than whitesh.

[@joeysforza]

Can i use alum powder or does it need to be alum salt ??

[@ManiKais]

Looks great. How did the lime wash wall hold up over time considering it’s near an eating area and cleaning lime wash can rub it off a bit. Just wondering how you deal with touch-ups when necessary.

[@angelajonesdiy]

It has held up really well I’m very careful when cleaning the bar top not to touch the wall. It definitely happens but the lime wash hasn’t rubbed off there yet. I ended up doing the rest of my kitchen with the lime wash and behind my garbage can oddly it has warn off. I haven’t tried to touch it up yet. I need to figure that out though because I’m planning to move this year. I think I’m going to try and just brush it on only where it has rubbed off so it doesn’t affect the surrounding area

[@ManiKais]

@@angelajonesdiy That's interesting feedback, thanks. My family slop food around a fair bit, so I think they'd massacre a limewashed wall, but maybe not ... I wonder how easy and successful touch-ups are? I guess you'd have to make another cloud? I wonder is the texture gritty or hard to clean? If you don't have small kids (or strange adults) who wipe their hands all over the walls, it's likely a non-issue.