This was a door in my friend Audrey’s house that was bare wood––pretty worm-eaten. I applied 4 or 5 layers of paint to achieve this aged effect. In the background is a party in full swing that I’ll post pictures of at some later date.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Love the patina and your layers did so much-
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Thanks, Prior.
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😎Have a nice day
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Now this is a real cool door. 😀
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That is lovely Judy – well done 🙂
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Thanks, Norm.
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Am sure you did an awesome job on the new finish! This door was worth it – so beautiful and interesting – a real statement!
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This is the new finish, Jesh… I deliberately made it look like this…
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I love the carving on the door and you made a lovely job of aging it – the woodworm helps, too. 😉
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Thanks, Jean. It was fun. I also did her fireplace and her bannister. I couldn’t paint a portrait to save my life, but I love texturing and doing faux finishes and aging. May come in handy in my old age if I could reverse the process and make old look new!
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Ha ha, I’m sure that’s a very long way off. 🙂
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Oh, you are the tactful one!
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Cool door and great job, Judy.
janet
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