Comments on: How to paint upholstery, keep the soft texture of the fabric, even velvet! https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet Home of DIY Paint - Debi Beard Sat, 31 Oct 2020 22:42:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: Wer ruft An https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-25858 Sat, 31 Oct 2020 22:42:34 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-25858 In reply to Kate.

Now it is so much better!

]]> By: Wendy J Semyck https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-25816 Sun, 25 Oct 2020 12:50:43 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-25816 Debi,
Beautiful!
How has the sofa held up?
I have an orange/gold velvet sofa sleeper that was given to us years ago.
It sits in our above ground storm shelter at our mushroom farm. The kids and I would go in there to sit whenever the radar showed a nasty tornadic storm was approaching. sigh…
That sofa is quite comfy and I could really use a sleeper sofa at our ‘new to us’ home.
So, my question is… when you topped with the bohemian blue did it really turn as green (teal green) as it shows in the photos and video?
That shade would be perfect for our home.
Thanks!
Wendy

]]> By: Lisa Ordaz https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-25749 Sun, 11 Oct 2020 06:03:30 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-25749 Hello!
I loved your velvet couch video. Ran out and bought bohemian blue for a small antique balloon back velvet tufted chair. Just finished it. Sweated a lot. Was scared in the beginning but
Turned out AMAZING!!

]]> By: Jen https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-25722 Sun, 04 Oct 2020 13:27:49 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-25722 How is the couch holding up now and are you regretting not doing the liquid Patina all over?

]]> By: hannah@debisdesigndiary.com https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-3403 Fri, 04 Mar 2016 21:41:01 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-3403 In reply to Kate.

Yes #DIYPaint Bohemian Blue!

]]> By: Teresa https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-1864 Mon, 14 Dec 2015 00:22:13 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-1864 This looks great! Is the paint sold in Canada?

]]> By: Theresa https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-1856 Sun, 13 Dec 2015 15:51:25 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-1856 Love it. I live in Illinois. Can you give me a list of the products you used and can I find them here or order online. I have two old chairs I found and would like to try this on
Thank you.

]]> By: Betty Migliano https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-1854 Sun, 13 Dec 2015 12:12:06 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-1854 Loved your info on painting velvet sofa.always enjoy seeing ways to reinvent what you have.thank you! Where is the paint sold?

]]> By: Kate https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-1853 Sun, 13 Dec 2015 10:09:46 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-1853 Hi, is the paint ‘Bohemium Blue’ your own marketed brand? Fantastic colour

]]> By: cheryl lamorte https://debisdesigndiary.com/how-to-paint-upholstery-keep-the-soft-texture-of-the-fabric-even-velvet/#comment-1850 Sun, 13 Dec 2015 00:33:48 +0000 http://debisdesigndiary.com/?p=6900#comment-1850 I have painted a chair with the glitter and mod podge. From your video a few years ago. The seat was very thick , and it cracked. Maybe it was too thick, or I put on to many layers. I would like to try the method you just did for the couch , PRETTY !

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