Learn How To Glaze Furniture

 Want to learn how to glaze furniture? Read on....

I'll show you how.

Start with this wood stain in walnut. The stain is water base and sooo easy to work with. The walnut is also the perfect color and goes with just about any color of paint.
When glazing don't be worried about getting it perfect. Glazing is all about making something look worn and imperfect so just embrace all the tiny imperfections!

Depending on how much you wipe off is how heavily glazed it will look. I did a really light glaze, if you want a heavier look just don't wipe off as much or you could do another coat.

Now, finish off with 2-3 coats of a water-based polycyclic. Lightly sand between coats of polycyclic and you done!

Parties I'm linking to this week:

Monday:

Craft-O-Maniac , DIY Show Off, Colours Dekor

Tuesday:
Crafty Texas Girls 

Home Stories A to Z, Coastal Charm, Tip Junkie, Not Just A Housewife, The Blackberry Vine, Today's Creative Blog

Wednesday:

Fabric Bows and More , Sew Woodsy, Ginger Snap Craft, Primp, Tales Of A Trophy Wife, Southern Lovely, Creations Of Kara, Rae Gun Ramblings,

Lil Luna, Savy Southern Style 36th avenue,

 Thursday:

Momnivore's dilema , A Little Knick Knack, Delightful Order, What's Allie's Making Now, 

Saved by suzy, Shabby Creek Cottage, House of Hepworths, Beyond the Picket Fence

 Friday:

The Shabby Nest, French Country Cottage, Tater tots and Jello, Chic On A Shoestring, Simply Designing, Simple Home Life, Thirty handmade Days, Delicate Construction, Five Days Five Ways,  Truly Lovely,At The Picket Fence, 

Saturday:

Remodelaholic, Positively Splendid

Sunday:

The Girl Creative, It's overflowing,  Nifty Thrifty Things, Homemaker on A Dime, Under The Table And Dreaming,