Cracked Patina

Learn from Amy as she teaches you how to use the Amy Howard at Home Cracked Patina to give a nice weathered and aged look to this piece of wood trim.
As painted pieces of furniture begin to age, they begin to have a more weathered and aged crack to them. With the Amy Howard at Home Cracked Patina, you can create large premiere cracks or small neutral cracks. Cracked Patina is also a collagen adhesive that you can use to repair wood furniture, paper, leather, and cardboard.

[@donnaalexander4328]

I'm just learning how to re purpose furniture and your tutorials are so helpful, thank you 🙂

[@rneustel388]

These are so beautiful, but I wish you would do close-up still shots at the end of the video.

[@1boatsailor]

Great stuff, I just started with the one step and cracked patina. Thanks for the video

[@1boatsailor]

If you are going to cover a whole table top, can you put the cracked patina right on the previous stained/finished table using the one step over it? and how do you keep from lifting the material coming back over lapping brush strokes? I noticed if I make more than one stroke with brush over the patina it starts to lift up the crackle.....thanks

[@hlucienne]

This is beautiful!

[@victoriabennett7404]

Hmmm I like the white look and I looked at the colors on the website and only 2 kind of white colors-not a big variety to choose from in the whites. Darn.

[@LinaKarolinase]

This is lovely!!! :D

[@kathycourtney2]

Lina...I just took her class in Memphis...she is awesome!

[@LinaKarolinase]

Kathy Fredrickson Wow, I am SO JEALOUS!!! I would so much like to go!

[@basibasilyus8225]

Lina's chalk- & milkpaint, DIY, Recycle & Remake

[@donnamcalister6320]

One step?

[@NasserAlhameli]

Cracked?

[@oldchickenlady]

I don't even see a cracked patina

[@ambervanzitamore]

That was awful! Big globs all over the place, and no cracks. Looks like someone painted it with semi dry paint. Would have looked better with just sandpaper.