From Gilded to Grounded: A Standing Jewelry Armoire's Dark Moody Transformation
Sometimes, a "bright and airy" makeover just doesn’t fit the vibe. I found this standing jewelry armoire after it had already been given a white and gold facelift by someone else, but it felt a bit too "glam" for many people. I knew it had the potential to be something much more sophisticated, mysterious, and—of course— moody . In this tutorial, I’m taking you through the process of retaining some of the previous DIY and layering on a deep, velvety dark green finish. We’ll be leaning into those shadows, highlighting the unique curved silhouette. Whether you're looking to tone down a piece that's "too bright" or you're ready to embrace the dark academia aesthetic, here is how I turned a high-contrast piece into a seamless, moody masterpiece.






















very nice
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DeleteWhat did you use for your moles you didn't show that your pieces were beautiful I would like to try that but I didn't know what you used and how and how were you able to take them off of the moles once the once it had dried
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Deletethere should be a link to the first tutorial showing the molds ;)
Oh my goodness. You have opened the door for so many ideas ! 😄
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DeleteHas anyone ever made a cuff bracelet with IOD molds and air dry clay? I think I have seen that done but I can't find it.
ReplyDeleteI have not but will keep eyes peeled if I do and share ;)
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