Zeb I love that you covered the dishes in the sink like your mom did when she had guests! And yes she should be proud of you for all the great things you can do! I am sure she is....
I’m new to your channel, want to let you know how much you inspire me ! And you guys have 4 kiddos 🌸💕🌸🌷 Such a precious family . May you be blessed and your husband .
This was perfect for me! I am in the process of up-cycling a credenza that's about this size and also the navy color! I wish I would have used a black primer instead as well. Really impressed with the dresser! I think the trim is exactly what it needed!!
I like what u have done to the piece. I am curious what u would do with charcoal or black paint...like lil black dress on a large piece of furniture...like how would u distress...wax accent...and hardware..id love to see u do somthing like this...
Beautiful! I'm wondering how you prevent dust from the sanding getting everywhere? I have the same exact sander with the catch bag and i have to sand in a part of my garage that I cordoned off with ceiling to floor drop clothes. Otherwise everything in my garage gets covered in sanding dust. And there you are, sanding right inside your lovely shop!
It gets dust places sometimes. Sometimes I hook a vacuum up to it if I have to do a lot of sanding inside. Also, Diablo abrasives makes a sand net that catches a ton of dust. They sell them at Home Depot. 👍
I keep all the knobs from all the pieces I work on in case they may work better on another piece, I also get knobs at hobby lobby when they are on sale for 50% off and Lowe’s and Home Depot.
Love the colour, I would've gone for some metal handles in copper or dark chrome, as the light ones stand out a lot for my taste, but the blue with white distressing looks so nice! Just about to check out some of your other videos now, thanks for the tips!
a guy at the hardware store told me spackle like the one you used isn't good because it could dry and chip like a plaster wall after being dry. has that ever happen to you? I have a wooden side table that I want to fix and sell as well
Kenedeigh Goins because this dries faster and it's less expensive so when we are painting we use this fuller and when we are staining we use stainable filler
Jami Ray Vintage awesome insight! Really appreciate it 😀 did it all start out as a hobby? At what point did you realise you wanted to start a business of it?
I love it! When you use the poly with a brush, do you get tiny little bubbles? I always do and when I try to sand them it makes the bubbles white and show up worse. Do you have any tips?
In my opinion I feel that the quality of work is a little too sloppy. Paint all over the place. Especially if your selling your furniture.The distress look nice although don’t like the handles.
Sunnie Windham i keep original hardware as often as possible. But since someone removed all the original decorative detail they just didn't make sense with the straight lines. But don't worry I save all my hardware so it can live on in another project :)
Sunnie Windham - Urban/City areas would probably have liked it with the original hardware I agree. But for where they live in Utah, people there are loving the farmhouse look. We all have to consider where we live geographically and what people in those areas are willing to buy before picking how we will finish a piece. I love what Jami Ray Vintage does. Her & Jeb are a wealth of information for newbies, teaching us how to work with wood & tools, how to do repairs, how to sand, prime, paint & distress and even how to build an entire business from scratch. Love Jami Ray Vintage ♥️ (No other channel like it)
Nicole Rivera beauty is in the eye of the beholder sweetheart. You better pray someone likes you when you start looking old and used, judging by your comment you sound like your almost there, actually I'd go as far to say you're a disused relic.
davecsaszarable funniest comment ever. Pretty rude but funny. Keep on watching maybe you will find something your body would approve of being burned in ;)
Its amazing that its the same piece. We do a lot of pieces like this where the transformation is so dramatic. Check us out! Nothing like having another person to learn from. Great work! Dont forget to follow. cant wait to see more projects from you guys. :-)
So glad this distressed style is out. Take a quality piece that is naturally old and distressed and paint it over so that it looks... old and distressed. *squint
@@JamiRayVintage how do you keep your tongue when people are so boldly disrespectful? I admire that even more than the hundreds of tips and tricks you've taught me. Keep up the good work! I love it
Zeb I love that you covered the dishes in the sink like your mom did when she had guests! And yes she should be proud of you for all the great things you can do! I am sure she is....
I’m new to your channel, want to let you know how much you inspire me !
And you guys have 4 kiddos 🌸💕🌸🌷
Such a precious family .
May you be blessed and your husband .
Thank you! ❤️❤️
Great prep info! Lots of these "cheap" pieces are available for free in my area. So many damaged things that, once touched up, LOOK GREAT!!
I have a similar dresser like that...and you have inspired me to do the same thing. My husband is a handy guy just like Zeb is. Thank you!
you did an excellent job with this old dresser. I love that color paint!
This was perfect for me! I am in the process of up-cycling a credenza that's about this size and also the navy color! I wish I would have used a black primer instead as well. Really impressed with the dresser! I think the trim is exactly what it needed!!
Cortney Wahlstedt yay, I am glad it worked out. I am sure yours will turn out amazing!!
Absolutely love this tutorial. You inspiring me to do something in a very similar color I love Blues
WOW! What a difference. Incredible job. Thanks for joining the Collab. ❤️💕
Thanks for watching!! Thanks for all you do for #ytmm. You're amazing.
Keep it up!!! Just love the new format! You give me so much inspiration!!
Hi. Could you show us how to turn terracotta pots into cobalt blue glazed looking ones? Can't even find the right color blue.
I like what u have done to the piece. I am curious what u would do with charcoal or black paint...like lil black dress on a large piece of furniture...like how would u distress...wax accent...and hardware..id love to see u do somthing like this...
Beautiful! I'm wondering how you prevent dust from the sanding getting everywhere? I have the same exact sander with the catch bag and i have to sand in a part of my garage that I cordoned off with ceiling to floor drop clothes. Otherwise everything in my garage gets covered in sanding dust. And there you are, sanding right inside your lovely shop!
It gets dust places sometimes. Sometimes I hook a vacuum up to it if I have to do a lot of sanding inside. Also, Diablo abrasives makes a sand net that catches a ton of dust. They sell them at Home Depot. 👍
Jami Ray Vintage Thanks, I'll check that out!
is the purpose of the white paint to help with the distressed look ...is it necessary to achieve it
Beautiful!! Love it!😊
I really enjoy and have learned so much from your videos! Where do you get all the different knobs and pulls for your pieces? Thanks for sharing!
I keep all the knobs from all the pieces I work on in case they may work better on another piece, I also get knobs at hobby lobby when they are on sale for 50% off and Lowe’s and Home Depot.
Love the colour, I would've gone for some metal handles in copper or dark chrome, as the light ones stand out a lot for my taste, but the blue with white distressing looks so nice! Just about to check out some of your other videos now, thanks for the tips!
Kirsty Absurd thanks for watching!! Copper would have been gorgeous. I love navy and copper
Awesome job Jami!
Kevin Byram thanks!!
Nice colour. Nice work. Hvala💖
but I loved this so much
a guy at the hardware store told me spackle like the one you used isn't good because it could dry and chip like a plaster wall after being dry. has that ever happen to you? I have a wooden side table that I want to fix and sell as well
Jessabella Baez I only use it on small stuff. You might also try plastic wood by Dap. It's awesome, doesn't shrink and is stainable
Any reason you didn't spray the Navy blue dresser ?? How do you make the decision on whether to paint or spray the piece of furniture ??
Ursula Wells It just depends on the look I am going for. Sometimes I want it to look hand painted.
Can I ask why you didn't use wood filler instead?
Kenedeigh Goins because this dries faster and it's less expensive so when we are painting we use this fuller and when we are staining we use stainable filler
From old to old.
What tool did you use to attach the trim? Love the finished product!!
We used our air compressed nail gun from Harbor freight. It runs about $25-$30 and needs an air compressor.
May i ask how much you ended up selling this piece for? i myself have started dabbling with furniture upcycling and refurb here in Australia.
It was awhile ago, but I think I got somewhere between $195-225.00 for it. I’d ask $225.00 for it now.
Jami Ray Vintage thanks for that! How much time do you think you would spend on something like this?.. love your channel by the way!
Thanks! Probably 2-3 hours not including dry time. Maybe four since we framed out the drawers.
Jami Ray Vintage awesome insight! Really appreciate it 😀 did it all start out as a hobby? At what point did you realise you wanted to start a business of it?
Question: if you needed to cut the top sides of that dresser off about 3/4" what would you use, without taking it apart?
A circular saw.
I love it! When you use the poly with a brush, do you get tiny little bubbles? I always do and when I try to sand them it makes the bubbles white and show up worse. Do you have any tips?
In the past I have added just a little water and that has made it go on without bubbles. But usually I don't have problems with that
Just curious...why primer on this piece? Is it cuz it was really shiny?
Because I wanted the white to show through and primer is cheap.
Jami Ray Vintage oh i think u might have mentioned that in the video .lol sorry
This dresser would have looked better if you guys didn’t distress it
Thanks for watching!
I think is a matter of preference, I love it 🥰
I have a piece like that,,could I paint ? Sell for $350?
Depends on the market in your area. Can’t hurt to try. 👍
Omg that accenttttttttt!
so great! did you keep this piece or sell it?
I sold it :)
Where did u got the paint
jamirayvintage.com
Thanks and After I paint t my drawer how can i make it look shiny
Use a water based gloss sealer for a shiny look.
Thanks
Great work
Thank you!
No wood glue under the trim? Dang.
There's some cool ideas here nonetheless.
Yep, my first thought was wood glue.
In my opinion I feel that the quality of work is a little too sloppy. Paint all over the place. Especially if your selling your furniture.The distress look nice although don’t like the handles.
It’s intended to be a little messy, thanks for your comment!
Jami is extremely successful on what she do, I would love to see yours...
You are awesome!
Janet Anthony thanks!!
It pains me to see those unique handles go :( they were such a staple to the original version of the dresser.
Sunnie Windham i keep original hardware as often as possible. But since someone removed all the original decorative detail they just didn't make sense with the straight lines. But don't worry I save all my hardware so it can live on in another project :)
Sunnie Windham - Urban/City areas would probably have liked it with the original hardware I agree. But for where they live in Utah, people there are loving the farmhouse look. We all have to consider where we live geographically and what people in those areas are willing to buy before picking how we will finish a piece. I love what Jami Ray Vintage does. Her & Jeb are a wealth of information for newbies, teaching us how to work with wood & tools, how to do repairs, how to sand, prime, paint & distress and even how to build an entire business from scratch. Love Jami Ray Vintage ♥️ (No other channel like it)
Love the project but not this particular result, thanks
Beautiful I also love upcycling. tfs Just subbed
dont like that look:( it looks old and used. maybe for you not for me.......
Nicole Rivera beauty is in the eye of the beholder sweetheart. You better pray someone likes you when you start looking old and used, judging by your comment you sound like your almost there, actually I'd go as far to say you're a disused relic.
Swagmuffin We are talking about the preference in the design of furniture, not human beings... lol.
next level petty lol
I love your video and your leggings!!
Johanna Bubela thanks!! I love me some leggings
All that work, equipment and ability to produce something I would even use as wood to cremate my dead body. Love the cream white furniture though
davecsaszarable funniest comment ever. Pretty rude but funny. Keep on watching maybe you will find something your body would approve of being burned in ;)
Its amazing that its the same piece. We do a lot of pieces like this where the transformation is so dramatic. Check us out! Nothing like having another person to learn from. Great work! Dont forget to follow. cant wait to see more projects from you guys. :-)
Oh
Liked it very much before it was distressed, just don`t like the old look... otherwise I would have.
So glad this distressed style is out. Take a quality piece that is naturally old and distressed and paint it over so that it looks... old and distressed. *squint
Oh it’s out? I still sell pieces like this every day. Who knew?
Lots of people still do this technique and people still like it I'm sure. Good for you!
I’ve been leaning more toward French country style these days. Still distressed but more authentic looking I think.
IT COST TO DO THAT ......
lslavychecker it does. Thanks for watching!!
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It looks ugly. Like it needs to be refurbished.
Thanks for watching!
@@JamiRayVintage how do you keep your tongue when people are so boldly disrespectful? I admire that even more than the hundreds of tips and tricks you've taught me. Keep up the good work! I love it