Vintage alteration of an old night bedside table Olyako
It took for work: a lot of sandpaper, putty wood, rubber spatula, white paint, konker "ocher", paint "Umbraja", blue paint, stencil, mastikhin, candle, brushes, napkin, pva, porporal sponge, roller, Acrylic semi-arctic varnish
This is the old one's bedside table of parents in the garage ... Previously, she was one of the halves of the grandmother's trummers of the 40-50s
I will say honestly: I liked the legs)) and so, very sad and loss bedside table. No one believed that from her you can do something ...
Removed the door, and the handle and the piano loop threw. For two days, rubbed the sandpaper (decently nimused in the garage)))
The rear wall and the bottom immediately had to throw it away: they were thin and nailed with cloves, collapsed in the process ... It was necessary to disassemble to remove the old coating qualitatively.
Calculated cracks, cracks and pit ... and at the same time passed through the entire surface of the putty to cut the paint consumption. By the way, the back leg did not stand the friction, but with this later the men helped to cope)
On all the faces, the paint was "Umbraj", then grazed the same candle places.
Corners: stencil, putty, mastikhin.chetter on the door, two on the sides and one inside - trial.
The legs painted Umbra with a burning brush, and all the rest of the color of the ivory 2-3 layer of the roller.
To get the paint of the color of the ivory bought the usual white matte paint and the color of the "Oss" colors. In a construction store. In the artistic buying the finished elephant bone, it would be very cool, it would be necessary for the jars 5-6 ... The kel poured on a little bit, dripped, stirred, then dripped again, etc. While the color did not suit.
When the paint dried, walked out the sandpaper where she rubbed the candle, injured. On the volumetric corners again put stencil and walked dry brush Umbra.
Printed fragments of napkins. Around the shadow sponge, first a mixture of white and blue paint, in the tone of lilac, then an ivory.
And on the door ...
Then - varnish. First, 2 layers on the entire bedside table, then the top-boc-door again three times. Varnish applied with a sponge. I really liked the way Varnish)) New (old) handle, removed from another cabinet at home))
The new piano loop, the bottom and the rear wall of the fiberboard were the task of the dad and her husband.
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