Yes, I painted it. DUMSPTER DRESSER - that woodgrain is a faux finish!

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    Well, this little chest of drawers gave me ALLLLL the trouble, and even though I wasn't blown away with the results, I AM happy enough with it to be able to proudly sell it and I just know SOMEONE out there is going to love the colour. I just know now that this colour just isn't my thing. hahaha
    I had a lot of repairs to make on this little dumpster rescue, and while it would have been nice to be able to just clean the piece up, the finish was beyond too far gone. Before you get mad at me for painting it...
    It's not real quarter sawn oak, it's a faux finish over mediocre pine, so I didn't feel all that guilty for painting it. Especially if it helps make this piece usable and desirable for someone and save it from the landfill! BUT.... it would have been nice had I just been able to clean it up without having to remove the faux finish. sigh
    In regards to the prints that will be for sale soon, as soon as my website is finished, I'll be sure to share it with you all. ❤️
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  • @saracilluffo8528
    @saracilluffo8528 Год назад +737

    Okay Angie, here's the problem: I find your videos informative, inspiring, and motivational. BUT..... I also find them addictive and I always convince myself I have time for "just one more". Whoops, there goes the day! Thank you for being you, and bringing us all along on your journey!

    • @diannegordon7393
      @diannegordon7393 Год назад +28

      I agree completely. I like that she is on point all the time. She gets right to the task at hand, with lots of detail. Some instructors start by talking and talking about nothing to do with the project. Now I like the bunnies and demos of products used. Angie you ROCK.

    • @shiny2423
      @shiny2423 Год назад +14

      I know what you mean. In my imagination I think I will do one of these sometime. But knowing me; not going to happen. My expertise is design and sewing. I'll stick to that.

    • @Dazzlebutt
      @Dazzlebutt Год назад +11

      Lol, when I found her channel I binge watched everything.. was so please a new one popped up.. now I’m binging another furniture flipping channel.. and it’s pretty good.. I’m just new at this.. but I have one of these dressers sitting in my shop and at least now I won’t be shocked if the “wood grain” comes off with the stripper 😂😂

    • @PaxPixie7
      @PaxPixie7 Год назад +19

      I agree that Angie’s channel is quite addictive. Not all addictions are bad!

    • @angelabranson363
      @angelabranson363 Год назад +11

      I second that. I love your personality, knowledge, skill and the amount of instruction/explanation you give with the videos. The videos are very calming and satisfying even if I never refinish a piece of furniture 😂

  • @AnthrophobiKristy
    @AnthrophobiKristy Год назад +68

    We can't save/preserve everything. No one robbed a museum, you literally saved this from the landfill! Beautiful work as always. ❤

  • @sdupre61
    @sdupre61 Год назад +117

    The Blue Pine worked really well for this piece. I'm glad you chose to "show and tell" all the problems; it is a true reflection of how hard it is to work on these pieces. Beautiful results once again.

  • @PixelBlue11913
    @PixelBlue11913 Год назад +126

    You might not like the color, but I think it’s breathtaking. I understand not every piece is for everyone, but I think the warmth of the top and the coolness of the bottom with those antique style pulls all blend into a beautiful piece of art. Well done!

    • @slamcatX2
      @slamcatX2 Год назад +6

      Ditto! It's hard to stick with a colour that doesn't resonate with you but I think you made the right choice. 💙

  • @JodiSones
    @JodiSones Год назад +34

    The things I like most about the pieces you do is that they have such a solid, clean look to them when you are finished. Dang girl, you are amazing.

  • @SmileCentral
    @SmileCentral Год назад +102

    I LOVE the finished product! I know you said you don't like the color, but it is a perfect colonial style color scheme. Beautiful job!! The joinery you replicated is fantastic (um, the talent you have is impressive) AND the super shine on top of the dresser is beautiful!! Well Done! ✅👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

    • @ephphathaoracle
      @ephphathaoracle Год назад +3

      I was thinking the exact same thing. Can picture this sitting in a home in Vally Forge, PA!

    • @SmileCentral
      @SmileCentral Год назад +1

      @@ephphathaoracle Yes!! In one of the colonial home tours 😁

    • @Zardox2
      @Zardox2 Год назад +2

      Was about to make the same comment about the blue being "colonial".
      Growing up near Philly, many MANY moons ago... I saw that color quite often on old painted colonial pieces.

  • @vickirothe3761
    @vickirothe3761 Год назад +44

    I had never heard of, or seen, the peg/scallop joinery before. How very unique, and yet I can't begin to imagine how difficult it must have been to create prior to modern power tools. You gave this piece a major facelift and a chance at another life. Well done!! 👏👏👏

    • @BrooksMoses
      @BrooksMoses Год назад +17

      That joinery was created with circa-late-1800s power tools that were built specifically for the purpose of making it -- and it was specifically designed to be easy to do with power tools, unlike dovetails that weren't doable with power tools until we got to the era of modern routers. The "peg" side was made with a rotary plug cutter (or a set of them), and the scallops were made with a special shaping cutter. It was as simple as putting the wood into the machine and pulling a few levers.
      It's kind of rare, because only a large furniture shop would have bought the machine to do it, and once it became possible to do dovetails efficiently with power tools, it fell out of fashion.

    • @laineymcd4074
      @laineymcd4074 Год назад +4

      @@BrooksMoses Thanks for the history.

  • @rottiegirl5052
    @rottiegirl5052 Год назад +21

    Knapp joinery was primarily used 1870-1900. I found an ugly neon green wash stand in a small antique store with this joinery. Under layers and layers of paint was a lovely washstand/soon to be my bathroom vanity. Your piece came out lovely! You honor the age of the piece with your talents. Not museum quality you say, but the kind of piece my ancestors would have had. The glazing made it perfect. Wonderful job!

    • @patr3199
      @patr3199 Год назад +2

      I love Knapp joints - my fav piece from my grandmother has them - and it was machine-made too, I think a lot of people don't know that.

  • @beckymiller6703
    @beckymiller6703 Год назад +14

    it may not have been a high-end piece, but you sure made it look like one! Good on you, Angie, you never fail to come through. You are such a talented artist!

  • @Shooshoobella7
    @Shooshoobella7 Год назад +23

    The piece looks beautiful, and I'm really glad you chose not to repaint it, even if it wasn't your personal favorite. Despite all the work that went into it, I'm really glad you were able to save this old piece from the dumpster. It still has historical value, so great job once again!

  • @Julie-bq6iz
    @Julie-bq6iz Год назад +21

    So, so beautiful!!! This piece is definitely my style. I loved everything about it!
    Angie, it's another home run!

  • @andreaandrea6716
    @andreaandrea6716 Год назад +15

    And, once again, I am just blown away by your knowledge, persistence, patience, Love, exactitude... and how you balance ALL of everything you do to come up with a video that is so perfectly made/filmed/edited/put together ... I am NEVER bored for a second and I am always so excited to see the end result... while enjoying the journey and all the details you provide! Angie... AMAZING GRACE!! What a beautiful end product! Thank you so much for all of your wonderful videos (and all of the bits you throw in ... the bunnies, Nacho, Andrea, bark and colours made from it... so much fun!).

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад +1

      Wow, thank you so much!! I'm so glad you enjoy my content!! 😺🐰

    • @andreaandrea6716
      @andreaandrea6716 Год назад +1

      @@TranscendFurnitureGallery I do! I do! I think it's all just perfectly balanced and wonderful!

    • @amandapittar9398
      @amandapittar9398 9 месяцев назад

      @@andreaandrea6716😅

  • @strongjohn10956
    @strongjohn10956 Год назад +16

    Another amazing transformation. Something I tell people all the time who have old furniture they want to sell: just because something is old does not mean it was ever in good taste or worthy of preservation as an antique. Your updating gives new life to pieces that would otherwise be best used as firewood!

  • @amybucher5439
    @amybucher5439 Год назад +8

    I just love your work! I will retire from 30 years of teaching soon and while I don’t plan to make money through restoration, I am so excited to learn about refinishing furniture. Currently, I am collecting pieces and learning something new everyday. Thank you for sharing your creativity with the world. You are an artist!!!

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад +2

      Wow!! Thank you so much! I'm excited for you! I'm so glad you're finding my content helpful on your journey. Best of luck going forward with your projects. 😊

  • @katherinesills3852
    @katherinesills3852 Год назад +9

    You really brought this piece back to life! I do not think you waisted your time at all. There will be someone that will love this piece. This really shows the skills you possess. Great work!👍

  • @salnegromusic
    @salnegromusic Год назад +8

    Thank you for taking the time to work on this piece. I know that your patience was being tested, but as an artist, I know that leaving a piece unfinished is not a good look. You did very well with this piece, and I commend you. I am always excited to see your work on a piece of furniture you bring it back to life. That brings me joy. Peace and Blessings to you.

  • @roymusejr5939
    @roymusejr5939 Год назад +5

    Love your work 🤘🏻😎✌🏻

  • @Christin5554
    @Christin5554 Год назад +68

    wow, this chest turned out beautiful. You also did an amazing job with the woodworking. You said it took you long etc. but while it took you long, you learned more. The next time it goes even faster. I am totally in love with your watercolor pictures, they are real pieces of art. Keep up the good work!

    • @SarahRenz59
      @SarahRenz59 Год назад +2

      @Connie, great point. Yes, the piece took a long time, but part of that was continuing education that will pay off down the road. I liked the blue, even if Angie didn't.

  • @motortowncuriosites7005
    @motortowncuriosites7005 Год назад +10

    I have that same piece in my spare room. It was a pain in the backside just like yours. I took the stain and varnish route, and it took forever to get the wood prepped. But worth it in the end. The key for that is a tricky one. I did eventually find one. Your paint and stain combo is also a good look. Well done !

  • @deborahmatatall
    @deborahmatatall Год назад +8

    Wow! This is amazing, Angie! This chest of drawers has dignity and grace. You honored its heritage and history and created a beautiful and functional piece of furniture. You are truly an artist!🌸

  • @sherri2594
    @sherri2594 Год назад +5

    I love the color you chose for this, it looks very nice with the top, it might not be your favorite color but someone else is going to fall in love with it!

  • @diannamacdonald3716
    @diannamacdonald3716 Год назад +10

    I love the color but I love blue so it’s a nobrainer for me! Your repairs are phenomenal. You are so hard on yourself. I guess that’s why your results are so good.

  • @sistersarann3819
    @sistersarann3819 Год назад +8

    You should be very proud of this piece. You figured out every problem :) Many would have given up but you didnt. It is not in you to give up :) You turned her rags into beauty. Thank you, i enjoyed it :) loved how you showed all the products too.

  • @KateCompton1
    @KateCompton1 Год назад +4

    Ohmygoodness Angie, this turned out beautiful! I realize that it was a lot of work but I’m convinced you taught us how patience and the right attitude pays off in the end! You have mad skills and I love watching you use them. You did an amazing job on this piece.

  • @TygerBleuToo
    @TygerBleuToo Год назад +3

    I’ve watched dozens of other furniture rehabber videos and the reason I like yours best is your classic sensibilities and willingness to go the extra mile even when it’s difficult. I wish I had your perceptiveness and I feel inspired to do better in my own art by watching you.

  • @MissLady-pq4hc
    @MissLady-pq4hc Год назад +6

    Wow, first time I’ve heard of pulls w/ lead. Thanks. Love your work.💙

    • @flamingoliz
      @flamingoliz Год назад +1

      I'm guessing it was the paint on them? Idk

  • @EatingAnElephant
    @EatingAnElephant Год назад +7

    It really turned out beautiful. Those handles you bought look like they were made for the piece. This is one of those pieces you do for the love of it. The love of the process, the love of doing something you truly enjoy, the love of the peace it brings. You have real talent and it's encouraging to see how you don't give up on a piece that seems unsalable. You're talents are really growing, keep up the good work! 👍👍

  • @marilynyarbrough7951
    @marilynyarbrough7951 Год назад +3

    Yet, another furniture miracle. This piece is screaming “thank you”! And we do, as well. Your patience, determination, and love are intertwined with every minute devoted to your unrelenting skills. Bravo, Angela!

  • @traceyrice9359
    @traceyrice9359 Год назад +5

    Wow! Well worth the hard work! Beautiful!!

  • @Stephanie-lg1cm
    @Stephanie-lg1cm Год назад +7

    Why would we get mad? Everything you do, saves and improves something destined for the scrap heap….. you are an eco warrior!

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад +6

      Haha most (and I mean, like 99%) of my community is amazing but there are still some folks who would shake a fist for even DARING to paint an antique (regardless of its condition), lol. I try to be extremely selective though, and some pieces just plain look better with paint. Lol ❤️

    • @flamingoliz
      @flamingoliz Год назад

      Because a lot of people get mad when wood, even if ugly, is painted.

  • @amchen1219
    @amchen1219 Год назад +3

    I'll be in line for some prints!

  • @pamcolechadwell1302
    @pamcolechadwell1302 Год назад +2

    WOW, It's now a beautiful piece.

  • @evelyncraft1361
    @evelyncraft1361 Год назад +17

    Hi, Angie - the piece is precious. I’m sooo glad that you rescued a 200 year old piece. Incredible work!!

  • @sherriethames6503
    @sherriethames6503 Год назад +8

    For those of us who are watching you and learning, I think this was an important piece. I had no idea that this was painted and I wonder how many pieces I've looked at convinced that it was oak. Please don't shy away from the ones that are hard or unsatisfying. They're probably teaching tools. Thanks

  • @dianeadams9537
    @dianeadams9537 Год назад +1

    THIS CHEST OF DRAWERS IS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!
    WOW!!! I LOVE THE COLORS AND STAIN YOU USED!!!
    I AM SO IMPRESSED WITH YOUR ABILITY TO MAKE THE BEAUTIFUL JOINERY FOR THE DRAWERS!!!💖💖💖💖💖

  • @realmms
    @realmms Год назад +2

    It’s still beautiful !

  • @makewayforthebuster
    @makewayforthebuster Год назад +3

    Hello, I really like the blue pine. It’s a lovely colour.

  • @audiomxr
    @audiomxr Год назад +5

    Although this color isn’t your first choice, you used resources you already had in stock and created a combination that, in my opinion, really works. The joinery on the drawer is incredible-kudos to persisting when you had to do it twice! 😮

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад +4

      It was frustrating, but went faster the second time around so I learned something! :-)

  • @corricatt
    @corricatt Год назад +1

    TENACIOUS!!!! I love that you gave this life again!

  • @deanneparis8888
    @deanneparis8888 Год назад +1

    I have been salvaging furniture my entire life, my mom has always done it, but you are so knowledgeable about the history and the wood. Even when you are doing something that I could do in my sleep, you always have a bit of knowledge that I did not know. Thank you for taking the time to do these videos!

  • @alextaylor2979
    @alextaylor2979 Год назад +8

    You did a lot of superb work on this piece! Honestly you are tooooo talented 🙂 As for the color, it is a color many people are going to luv luv luv. You really cannot go wrong with most shades of blue - such a desirable and popular color. Bravo!

  • @lindakurgpold-digitalartis9981
    @lindakurgpold-digitalartis9981 Год назад +3

    I love the color of these drawers! But maybe because I really love blue. 😊 I think the dark rich brown goes well with the cool grayish blue. And I don’t even mind the brass hardware. 😁 Way to persevere and make a lovely piece. 👍

  • @donnashankie4526
    @donnashankie4526 7 дней назад

    Absolutely lovely. What a difference. You not only saved it, you made it beautiful.

  • @maryhart637
    @maryhart637 9 месяцев назад

    Angie, you are so enormously talented! Even on pieces of furniture that you don't love, you bring them new life and new beauty!! I love how you talk us through every step you take, the products you use, the doubts you have, all which all lead to the reveal of perfection!! Thank you!!

  • @patriciadukes5987
    @patriciadukes5987 Год назад +5

    I love your finished projects!

  • @penelopemason3663
    @penelopemason3663 Год назад +4

    Hi from Scotland

  • @carolepp9209
    @carolepp9209 Год назад +1

    You did AWESOME!!! Be proud of yourself, you conquered it!! 👍💞

  • @f8ofk8
    @f8ofk8 28 дней назад

    Thank you for being so gentle as to save the cob spider. ♥️

  • @rosita3671
    @rosita3671 Год назад +3

    Hi Angie, your channel found me a few weeks ago…I love what you are doing! Your tenacity, patience, and vision are just a few of your awesome qualities.
    Many many moons ago I used to find pieces which had seen better days… and, give them new life. It was very time consuming yet very rewarding🌟
    My projects were for personal/ family used… I so wish there had been an opportunity to get help from someone like you. I learnt by my mistakes, but I persisted. The fun thing was, I had 2 boys who were curious to learn. So I set them up with a scroll saw and poplar plywood or pine. They would choose outlines and work on small projects. We all learned together. Now, both in their early 50’s they enjoy doing work needed in their homes, and have also taught their children.
    You are a great teacher, very organized and thoughtful. Your presentation is inspiring. Some people might think … it’s easy … but most of us know the steps one must take to have a good outcome!!! You are an artist. You are giving new life…teaching each of us to see the value and appreciate what we have! 🎉 im grateful your channel found me ! 🙏🌻🍁🍂🧡✨🌟

  • @robinrummel1359
    @robinrummel1359 Год назад +4

    It's impossible to imagine the wreck it was without seeing the before pics and watching all the time and work you put into it because it's so beautiful now! 👍👏 I like the blue pine color and think it looks great with the stained top. It isn't in my top color choices though because it seems slightly pastel to me in some of the views and I prefer deeper, more vibrant (but not garish!) colors. 💖

  • @MrsHalf
    @MrsHalf Год назад +2

    Glad you kept the blue pine; it's refreshing to see blue occasionally. It's also nice to see that a "seasoned" refinisher/woodworker is still learning. Beautiful!

  • @sandraleenerts6805
    @sandraleenerts6805 8 месяцев назад

    Everything old can be young and fresh again, if we see it, as you do. Katcha is amazing, because she sees the glam; you see the heart. You both get it!!!

  • @thereseharris746
    @thereseharris746 Год назад +3

    OMG what a challenge! It looks great! Love the colours! It may have cause to learn new ways of doing things...You did a great job.

  • @vilangel78
    @vilangel78 Год назад +5

    Me encantan tus trabajos de restauración 👍👏

  • @Steven-de8zc
    @Steven-de8zc 7 месяцев назад

    You silk pursed that sows ear! I got a rustic shabby chic vibe from this one. Great job on recreating the nap board joinery, you did it like it was nobody business! I know someone will love that piece, but most of all you saved it. Hats off to you ma'am!

  • @anaschulz8084
    @anaschulz8084 Год назад +1

    Angie, I have said that you are genius at this, but now I must add Master Magician to your title. You brought this piece to life!

  • @angelabstractart6168
    @angelabstractart6168 Год назад +4

    beautiful top finish! 👀

  • @roannathephoenix8561
    @roannathephoenix8561 Год назад +1

    I rather like that almost cornflower blue color. It will be perfect for someone for sure. Always inspired by your diligence.

  • @tanyamaxwell-stewart7928
    @tanyamaxwell-stewart7928 Год назад +1

    great little piece as always Angie you do your magic.

  • @marciabradley7660
    @marciabradley7660 Год назад +1

    It’s lovely Angie. The color is calming. Someone will love it.

  • @nadinehupperetz8073
    @nadinehupperetz8073 Год назад +1

    You did a bang up job. Congratulations.

  • @lindakennedy1193
    @lindakennedy1193 7 дней назад

    My uncle loved this faux wood grain, he covered all the woodwork in his hotse in it!!!

  • @meercatt
    @meercatt Год назад

    I love when you do unusual projects where you are doing new things and learning new skills… especially when the pieces are super old and have cool joinery etc. ❤

  • @brendaalbaugh8927
    @brendaalbaugh8927 Год назад +1

    Indianapolis here. Wow what a save! Love color and hardware. Your work gets better and better thanks for sharing with us

  • @jd9351
    @jd9351 Год назад

    You've given this piece another 100 years of life. So 👍 great.

  • @joandavis9070
    @joandavis9070 Год назад +1

    Ermagerd, I LOVE this piece...it is calling my name!! Thankful (and at the same time sad) I live in Ontario or I would be in your driveway with a trailer after every video!

  • @MrJohnnyboyrebel
    @MrJohnnyboyrebel Год назад

    I am so in love with your work. Tackling a Knapp joint takes real guts! It is so apparent that you love what you do. You get a standing ovation from me!

  • @LoriM222
    @LoriM222 Год назад

    Total transformation! I didn't think it could be saved, but Angie can do anything! 💜💜💜

  • @traceyrice9359
    @traceyrice9359 Год назад +2

    Andersonville, Tennessee here!

  • @librarylady6mena368
    @librarylady6mena368 Год назад

    I actually really like the color combination, Angie. What I enjoy the most, though is the process, the love, respect and patience you put into your work. It is truly a pleasure to watch. I hope this piece finds the loving home it deserves. Thank you for another beautiful video. Greetings from Germany.

  • @mandiemery4921
    @mandiemery4921 Год назад +1

    It turned out beautifully, I love tye colors 😍

  • @saggioculo5386
    @saggioculo5386 Год назад +2

    Came out really nice. Can't believe you were even able to save it. Great job.

  • @jackiewalker4324
    @jackiewalker4324 Год назад

    Thank you for not giving up on this little chest of drawers, if I lived closer I would buy it; it turned out so pretty.

  • @eaccristo
    @eaccristo Год назад

    I think that piece will live on. Bless you for letting her have a chance.

  • @joycebrogan6630
    @joycebrogan6630 Год назад

    Angie,you are awesome! You go beyond what most do,repairing furniture and making it whole again,then making it absolutley beautiful.you are my favorite,and I have learned so much from you.

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад

      Thank you so much Joyce, your kind words are much appreciated! I'm so glad you're finding my content helpful. ❤️

  • @2Cambell
    @2Cambell Год назад +1

    I am very impressed with your new Knapp joinery creation skills!!! ❤❤❤ I'm glad that you shared this with us, because things seldom go to plan and it was good to see how you worked through it. 👍 Nacho keeps getting cuter, even if he isn't helping you out like he's supposed to!!! 😀😄😁

  • @kendallmckenzie7917
    @kendallmckenzie7917 Год назад

    Angie, this turned out awesome! I think the look is pretty universal, lots of people will want it. I love watching you problem-solve and learn so much watching your content. Thank you for sharing!

  • @chrisjones5551
    @chrisjones5551 Год назад

    You hit this one out the park! I do not this style of furniture but this piece looks great. I know who ever buy this piece will love it, that is the true test, saving the piece of furniture and give someone a piece they will love to look at for years to come. SWEET!

  • @beverlypearce4191
    @beverlypearce4191 Год назад

    Bravo, Your hard work paid off and you saved it from the trash. Thank you for your sharing your talent and honesty. I appreciate you.

  • @ginnyburley9552
    @ginnyburley9552 Год назад

    Well done! The test of a true professional is having the discipline to persist in working on a project even when it might not be personally pleasing. I love the finished piece!

  • @debbieday52
    @debbieday52 Год назад +1

    Love the finished product as usual. I think you are your own worst critic. I also love the color. I had a piece of furniture that color when I was a girl so it had good nostalgia for me.

  • @johnsfurniturerepair
    @johnsfurniturerepair Год назад +1

    great save! i think you are doing such an amazing job tackling these repairs. excellent work

  • @susanderderian5073
    @susanderderian5073 Год назад +1

    Love the color combo!! ❤

  • @debraowen6723
    @debraowen6723 11 месяцев назад

    Such an eye for every detail, Angie! Girl after my own heart! People ALWAYS used to tell me, " well you can't get it perfect." Well, I can do my best I always thought.

  • @corriearnold9694
    @corriearnold9694 Год назад

    You may not like it very much but I think it’s delightful. Love your videos. They are engaging and never boring or dull. Love the bits with bunnies and kitty!

  • @karinapfel650
    @karinapfel650 Год назад

    Nailed it! Antique inspired finish on an actual antique. Chef's kiss.

  • @mickeyweichner3718
    @mickeyweichner3718 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this one. It helped with the wood on this dresser. I have my grandmother dresser. I will have to find out if it's fake wood or not. I didn't know that about it.

  • @JamesDeese
    @JamesDeese Год назад

    Well, I second the addiction to your personality. I pay attention to every word you say. I think that is because there is a lesson in each piece and that you are a good teacher leaving the extraneous stuff on the cutting room floor. Thank you for the videos!!

  • @aileenbell6750
    @aileenbell6750 Год назад

    That joinery is magical. I am so glad you repaired it. 🥰

  • @kimlmiles1
    @kimlmiles1 Год назад

    I for one appreciate you showing that others might struggle with a piece. I do it often, still learning. It turned out really well. I liked the Blue Pine.

  • @zigprof
    @zigprof Год назад +1

    Hi dear, another perfect job!! I loved it!!

  • @lisamichnick4777
    @lisamichnick4777 Год назад +1

    This is a great video. Thanks for the insight into your process. You put the "art" in artisan. You have awesome skills. Again, thank you!

  • @alisondepaola9224
    @alisondepaola9224 Год назад

    I am so incredibly impressed. You did an AMAZING job on this. I like that you include your struggles, too. You take on new stuff and give it your best, which is exactly the attitude we all need to cultivate. Great, great job. Wow.

  • @jaymelang9610
    @jaymelang9610 Год назад

    Nacho has thumbs!!! Orange AND thumbs??? OMG that is the most amazing kitty to grace this planet! 😸💗

  • @shiny2423
    @shiny2423 Год назад +1

    I have a new piece for my foyer. I like the color but want to antique it up a bit. Your videos give me ideas and I learn what I can use.

  • @glynisbabbey4306
    @glynisbabbey4306 Год назад

    Blue Pine is an amazing colour that I’ve used a couple of times. I like how you used the glaze. Ties in nicely with the stained top. Thanks for taking the time to show your repair processes. Always an appreciated part of your videos.

  • @katharinem9874
    @katharinem9874 Год назад

    Tbh, I used to be staunchly anti-paint before I started watching your videos. I'd seen so many nice-looking pieces painted over to look "modern" because the type of wood or finish wasn't considered "in."
    But I've loved all of your painted pieces!! You put so much thought and care into the final look of every piece, the results are always delightful!!
    It's really made me view painting as a neutral option now!

    • @TranscendFurnitureGallery
      @TranscendFurnitureGallery  Год назад +1

      I definitely am choosy about what I do paint and I’m kind of a “to each their own” person but I have an absolute love for the beauty of many woods and try to preserve it where I can. Pine is always one exception for me, especially modern pine. Some of the antique old growth pine is stunning though.
      But point being, I restore where I can or where I see fit, and have no issues with adding some painted pieces or sections of pieces in here and there. :-)
      My main goal is keeping things “alive” rather than being tossed, so sometimes paint helps with that mission. ❤️❤️
      Thanks for your kind words :-)

  • @carol_english
    @carol_english 2 месяца назад

    Love that you escorted your small guest out of the workroom… 😊

  • @elizabethallison5901
    @elizabethallison5901 Год назад

    Really like the color of this piece. Also love the care you took to honor its age and not make it look brand new. Beautiful.

  • @AyalahW
    @AyalahW Год назад +1

    Beautiful transformation 💕