How to paint fabric upholstery with Chalk Paint.

Join me on the journey of how to take a fabric upholstered chair and turn it into a vintage leather look.
Chalk paint is the perfect paint for this makeover with just a few colours and lashings of that wax it truly feels and looks authentic.

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[rosiegrlm]

Mendes, Mendes, driving me crazy. This is the height of talent and creativity. Love it.

[sherrydobbins]

Just discovered this creator a couple hours ago, I am so impressed I am now on a binge watching his eye candy videos

[wandakowalski]

Such a stressful world that is untangled by watching one of your gentle videos … every detail fully explained. Thanks Jonathan. You are lovely!

[ThrifterPicker]

You’re a really good teacher and speaker.

[franpie]

OMG Jonathon I just ate a big bag of crisps whilst watching you paint a fabric chair😲 I was so fascinated I didn't watch how many crisps I ate. By the way, the chair looks fabulous, great job.👍👍 Well I guess I don't need to think about dinner now😀

[scarlettpoppy]

A Big thank you for this tutorial I’m now on the hunt for a chair to go into panelled Mens snug/smoking room.

[tnishome]

Whether an algorithm lead me to you or just my good luck, I am thankful. I am new to your channel and think that you may have, single-handedly, saved Victorian-era chairs from destruction or relegation to a dark, damp basement, never to be seen again (at least here in the USA). I immediately jumped into action to try this technique. My fabric was more of a tone-on-tone brocade with woven bees throughout the fabric (probably popular in the 1980s and 1990s) than the satiny-type that you used. Unfortunately, there was no way to fill-in the bees, so I just embraced the "bee" theme. I also tweaked the color mixture to more of the yellow spectrum than orange. I am very pleased with the results. Your instructions were easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing this technique, your talents and vision. Well done young man.

[michelleoleary]

Thank you!!! I’ve been in love with No.5 for years wanting to know exactly how you did it! Yes...now I breathe and try it!

[superchickfan]

Oh! I am excited to attempt this on some sad faded theatre prop chairs!

[reneemaurice]

I cant even explain how much I love these chairs so so beautiful

[angieflynn]

I love your work you explain it all so well and that chair is fantastic

[thesentimentalsoul]

Greetings Tom (cat) 🐾
Another masterpiece ✨️

[joloades]

Love all your tutorials, down side was I paid for all mine, if only I had waited I could have had them for free.

[dianemunson]

Awesome I have been looking for this instruction to memic leather

[furniturepaintersunite]

We love your tutorials Jonathon. Thank you for sharing your expertise👍

[annstueve]

might try that, get an old chair. sure looks good

[chistinebinning]

Hi, I’m watching this video now. I don’t know if I’ll ever get to sleep tonight I’m hooked at watching your crafting videos. You have such a talent, and I love how you explain what you’re doing for each step. Also I wanted to say, I don’t leave messages very much, I’m more of the quiet watcher. I’m also going to add, you are truly gifted. And I am looking forward to seeing more videos. I’m from Illinois, in America. Take care…

[stephaniegaromon]

I have four dining room chairs with upholstered seats. I can’t wait to do this. Thank you!!!

[marylouarens]

You are absolutely right……you make it go from paint to leather……looks so great!! Love watching you, thanks so much for sharing your talents!!

[dibright]

I thought this looked familiar. I saw it when I was getting my bachelors in Interior Design. Very nice.