Do you Wonder what else you can do with aged wood?

So did I!

I adore the look and price of distressed wood using the tea and ironed vinegar technique. But I have projects that I wanted white or black or purple!

Well, maybe not purple.

But you get the idea.

So, now with over 100 projects created with homemade barn wood I had to take the technique to NEW LEVELS!

I started mixing aging wood with other techniques. Do I age first or paint first. What if I mix my "blurred grain" technique with aging wood. Plus ideas to protect your "new" barn wood. Or even do you need to. Can I place a cookie on the aged tray? Will it taste like vinegar?

The one quality that makes a UNIQUE DIYer is not being afraid to try, test and wonder what if??

One common question asked was how to get gray wood instead of brown.

I discovered 4 different techniques to get the gray look.

Things I learned {only the things that worked}

Using waxes both dark and white
Blurred grain or worn paint
Different type of paints with aging solutions
4 gray look techniques
Protect your homemade barnwood

How to raise the grain of wood
Sanding layers
Image transfers
Dry brushing
White chipped paint

Do you Wonder what else you can do with aged wood?

Things I learned {only the things that worked}

I tossed what I learned into a digital book that sells for $9.95

Thank you so much!
jeanette oxox

Do you Wonder what else you can do with aged wood?

Things I learned {only the things that worked}

I tossed what I learned into a digital book that sells for $9.95

Thank you so much!jeanette oxox

Thank you so much!
jeanette oxox