Furniture Makeover: Trash to Treasure Drop Leaf Table with IOD Transfers & Stamps

Описание: Don't get intimidated by big furniture pieces at thrift stores! YOU CAN MAKE THEM BEAUTIFUL with Iron Orchid Designs! See just how easy it is in this painted table makeover where a plain, old drop-leaf table is transformed with some IOD stamps and furniture transfers.

In this edited Facebook Live tutorial by IOD stockists (and mother-daughter duo) Robin and Crissy of Bird's Nest Gifts & Antiques in Bryant, TX, they pre-prepped the table with a coat of antique white paint.

Using china blue chalk-style paint, they stamped the top to make it look like old European tile. Then they rubbed on handpainted lemons with luscious green leaves and little white blossoms for a pop of color.

If you love the yellow and blue decor combo - you're gonna love this trash to treasure look inspired by old china plates.

This technique with the Cubano stamp can also be used to make cheap tile look expensive - whether it's on a floor (hello, paint your laminate or vinyl floor and stamp) or you want to update an outdated tile backsplash. There are just so many possibilities! (To see it on a floor, check out this video:    • IOD Decor Stamped™  Tile Entry Makeover us...  

IOD Moulds, IOD Stamps, and IOD Transfers are sold exclusively through approved stockists.

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Iron Orchid Designs products used in this DIY home decor project:
IOD Cubano Field Tile Stamp
IOD Lemon Drops Transfer (you only use a little bit of the transfer for this DIY home decor project)
IOD Brayer

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Contents
0:00 - Welcome to Cubano and Lemon Drop Leaf Table Table Makeover!
0:25 - The Cubano Stamp
1:01 - The Lemon Drop Transfer
1:40 - The IOD Brayer
1:55 - Why use paint with a Stamp?
2:52 - Prepare the paint and IOD Brayer
4:06 - Use the IOD Brayer to Apply Paint to Cubano Stamp
5:28 - Stamp- Commit and Don't Shift!
6:49 - What if the Stamp is too light?
8:07 - Why not use a Stencil?
8:53 - Load Stamp again with Paint and Repeat
11:33 - How to line up the Cubano Stamp
12:26 - How to Stamp Edges with the Cubano Stamp
15:14 - Preparing the Lemon Transfer
16:00 - Apply the Lemon Transfer, After the Paint is Dry
18:06 - Burnish the Lemon Transfer
19:13 - How to Handles Cracks when Applying a Transfer
21:40 - Add more Lemons, Seal and Distress