This video is just about getting creative and not trying to get it perfect, playing with paint mixing paint and what paints work well with others.

I had a dresser, I knew I was not going to paint the top half, I will do something with this at a later date.

I'm cleaned it well, removed old hardware. Then I show you a way to lay down paint to frame out furniture transfers. How to use sections of furniture as small canvases and back drops for transfers.

I'm sorry I do quite a lot of talking about paint and what bases to apply. What can be mixed when you can add acrylics and how to use all paints for the best results.

I suggest a colour wheel which you can purchase from Amazon and this will enable you to look at colour how to match colours with others and what colours to mix to get the colour your after.

When I laid my paint onto my furniture canvas I add a IOD transfer this georgeous rich colour transfer was replicated in my coloured distress that I applied to the cupboard.

I really hope you like this piece at the end and witness that things have to look a little off before they come together hopefully it will inspire you with confidence to have a go at doing a boho finish to a piece of your own furniture.

What I used
A ochre coloured paint called golden beet which I added dark umber to ( brown)
A dark navy blue valspar paint called blue ember.
I mixed both of these colours above for the custom mix green...

Various acrylics here's the list
crimson
yellow
primary blue
dark umber
I mixed and matched these over the distress details

I had two pallet knifes one not bendy and small and flat the other ling and bendy and a small artist brush.

I had various chalk paint blending brushes I used 3.

Rustolium clear furniture wax
And the IOD transfer wall flower.
Water for blending