How to Make New Wood Look Old and Weathered in Minutes / 8 Ways

[@patricknelson1471]

method 3 looked the best in my opinion

[@theheritagehousesc]

Great presentation! All great ways to weather wood. When I had my store I used most of these ways to weather my counter top. I used nails, chain, hammer, razor blade, burning etc. It came out looking amazing! I love the look!

[@PattiJGood]

That's awesome, thank you so much.

[@lynetteeades9010]

Pattie, thank you for the video’s 🤭🤗💕. You are the only creator that is actually cranking out the projects. I liked them all!! Again thanks 💯🤗🤗🤭🤭💕💕💕💕

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much 🙂😊🙂

[@lesliehedges6100]

The electric tool scuffing with dark walnut is my fave

[@PattiJGood]

I'm actually working on a project with that one. Thanks, Patti

[@donnanedobity4825]

I liked the wire bit and the burn

[@lindaethridge4122]

You are Awesome!!! These are great and I agree a good stress reliever too 😂. I really appreciate you sharing these easy techniques, I fav were the screws and the curved wood tool. I really like the result of the 2 and I think they would look cool together Thanks again for the cool inspiration, you really have great ideas 💡

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much 🙂😊🙂

[@suemussatto3543]

When I started watching and thought "this is a cool video", and then the nails, hammer, chain, carving tools and fire came out, I chuckled. What a good way to relieve stress, plus make something with character and rustic at the same time...win, win❤❤❤

[@lynetteeades9010]

👍👍🤗🤗🤣🤣

[@PattiJGood]

That's awesome, thank you so much.

[@rebeccajohnson4283]

I like all of the different techniques. I like the dark walnut stain over the special walnut.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you Rebecca. It's my choice too.

[@victoriabried131]

I love the dark stain w the hammered n scuff look tyfs Patti! Youre awsome!

[@PattiJGood]

Oh thank you!

[@teribaggett1595]

Love all your videos, thank you!

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You 😊

[@pamspicer97]

I think I like the one with the nails best! 👍

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You Pam.😊

[@tovah2276]

Ummmmm YOU are AAWESOMMMEEE!!! THE MUSE IS NOW TAPPING ME ON THE SHOULDER!!! I always just hope that the products you use are available here🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 (🇨🇦). I’ll keep you posted. I’m thinking that this (one of) techniques would be fantastic for making a Coffee table that has those large industrial wheels/castors on it. Really simple to make and once those large industrial wheels are on them, it just comes to life! Excellent ideas and techniques I have never seen before! Thank you!!!!❤❤❤❤

[@cathygriffin2445]

Great demos and explanation s! You are one of my favorite crafters!

[@PattiJGood]

Yes, definitely perfect for one of those coffee tables. I am getting ready to make one for my house like that.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much Cathy.

[@PBKUpCycledDesigns]

Love the sock in and the nails idea.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You 😊

[@carolsnyder948]

Beat the wood and release all your stress...love the dark stain

[@PattiJGood]

Most definitely, great stress release. The dark stain is my favorite.

[@letypreciado6272]

I each and everyone of your videos if they are gnome I’m nota fan. I really enjoy your content

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you. I started my channel doing gnome and branched out. If I do one, it will only be on a Monday. My decor videos are on Thursday

[@lizsanabria5541]

Thank you for sharing the nails in the sock great tip 🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You Liz 😊

[@judithmatthews8460]

Interesting ways of creating totally different looks. I think the darker stain is more effective on the more distressed wood. But all are great depending on what you are trying to achieve.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you Judith. I prefer the dark stain over the light one.

[@tovah2276]

LOVE the nails in the Sock!!!!❤

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You 😊

[@nicolehervieux1704]

I like the look with the nails in the sock the most, thank you for explaining all those methods to us. 😊

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You 😊

[@jodit1]

Wonderful information. You're a great teacher.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much 🙂😊🙂

[@CraftyAshe]

Love them all

[@sherrillmurrell-ev4dj]

A great video! You didn't race thru it! Shared the info at a Pace that we could enjoy and learn from. The Sock with the Nails/Screws is the one I liked best. All were great ideas!! You Rock!! 🙂

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you, I really appreciate the nice comment. 🙂

[@andrewrodar]

You are awesome you are amazing thank you for your brilliant ideas just love them the two of mine favorite are the Wire Wheel and the burning method thank you for sharing that with us have a super weekend.😉

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much. This video was fun to put together.

[@loriweitzel]

Great demonstrations! Thank you. 🙂

[@PattiJGood]

Thanks for watching!

[@Beckster1]

You can sure get your stress out this way 😂

[@lynetteeades9010]

I don’t think Pattie has stress actually 🙌🙌👏👏💕💕💕👍👍🤭

[@donnamcl6134]

Patti thanks for sharing this! I really do like all of them. I'll save this project for a day I'm really pee'd off about something!🤣🤣🤣

[@PattiJGood]

That's awesome, thank you so much.

[@rochellecorlett8263]

I pounded a bottle cap into a wood platter. It looked great.

[@PattiJGood]

That's a great idea.

[@cynthiawendell6425]

This was very informative. Thanks for sharing 🎉❤

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you.🙂

[@rachelarchuleta795]

I like the dark wood stains, my favorite is mahogany.

[@PattiJGood]

Mahogany is very beautiful. I love it too.

[@TeresaSmith-kn4im]

I like the wire wheel with the darker stain.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you Teresa. It was one of my favorite too.

[@Sooz1234]

Wonderful comparison! Planning to attempt a fireplace mantel cover with a wide faux beam look, but only moderately distressed. Thank you for sharing.

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you. I am getting ready to do the same. I love the way the beams look.

[@pamelataylor3537]

All great ways to distress wood. Personally I don’t like distressing anything lol. I do prefer the special stain over the dark walnut. I do also like how you did the first bits of wood. Thanks for this video, I did find it very interesting and I did learn things from it Patti.

[@PattiJGood]

Thanks you so much Pamela.

[@bjgardens1916]

❤ I can’t decide 😊

[@jillgross6232]

I prefered the steel wheel and the burning method. I prefer the darker stain. I also loved the weathering liquid. I loved the grey tone. It looks like barn wood! ❤❤❤❤

[@PattiJGood]

Thank You 😊 I love the darker stain the best. I decorate very rustic at my house.

[@judithhawkins1126]

Amazing

[@PattiJGood]

Thanks

[@debbiecoles2114]

The nails in the sock looks most natural to me.

[@PattiJGood]

I agree.

[@tovah2276]

Do you sand it first and if so what grit? If sand is an option does it change how the “age”-ing process looks after 1-2-3 times?? Thanks and do love when NEW YT’ers pop up in my feed. Good job and love that accent 😉👍🏻 (I'm🇨🇦so every one has an accent to me LOL).❤

[@PattiJGood]

Thank you so much. I do not sand them first. You don't need to until you distress it. I lightly just sand down and raised areas.

[@simone-d1123]

❤

[@MooMoo0422]

❤😊❤

[@victoriabried131]

Have you made furniture? I mean besides you patio furniture? I saw that video way back but have you made inside furniture?

[@PattiJGood]

I have made a lot of furniture in my home. I am getting ready to make a coffee table. I may video it.

[@victoriabried131]

@@PattiJGood oh I'd love to see your ideas cuz we are in need of a new one and I haven't found anything that catches my eye!

[@RedQueensJubileeClub]

Great suggestions ?

[@divi1700]

Poor trees :/

[@PattiJGood]

Only way to get wood is to use trees. LOL.