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Blue Jay & Dogwood Flowers by Featured Cover Artist: Mabel Blanco
Tea Time by Deb Antonick
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Vintage Shoes by Diane Trierweiler
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Spring Blessings by Helena Rizzaro Andrejev
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Merci Rose by Terry Holte
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Spring Tea by Debbie Cole
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Broken Tulips by Barbara Bunsey
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Happy Easter Basket by Karen Wisner
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A Moment In Time by Patti DeRenzo
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A White Rose by Leslie Smith
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Red Flower Dress by Lori Puszakowski-Schmidt
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Vintage Shoes
by Diane Trierweiler
I am sure you will enjoy painting this project, because there are many different techniques used throughout it. You’ll use stenciling, SaranTM wrap texturing, scumbling, and general painting techniques. If you haven’t painted on canvas before, you will find it very easy
to work on. There is no preparation to the surface, and it’s much like painting on fabric. Be sure to add your own touches to the painting, such as using old items for embellishments. What a great gift this would make for yourself or that friend who enjoys shabby chic items.
About Diane I have been painting for about 40 years. I first started painting in oils in the fine arts. My love of painting evolved into watercolors and acrylics. I also enjoy teaching people how to paint, so 32 years ago, I opened a shop called The Tole Bridge in Norco, California. I teach classes all year long in my shop, and I have a full line of
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also travel-teach throughout the United States and Canada. The joy of painting has allowed me to meet many wonderful people and to share my passion for the arts. painting supplies. From there, I also began to teach decorative painting. I started publishing books, magazines, packets, and DVDs. I
Surface: • 8” x 24” Polyester Box Canvas, from Diane Trierweiler
DecoArt Americana® Paints: • DA164 Light Buttermilk • DA058 Antique White • DA161 Graphite • DA01 Snow (Titanium) White • DA163 Honey Brown • DA107 Teal Green • DA267 Poodleskirt Pink
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About Terry Terry started painting in the early ’80s at a shop in Redlands, meeting up with her sister halfway so they could do something together. She is a charter member of Orange County Tole and Decorative Painters and Pacific Coast Artists in Southern California. She recently began teaching at Chapter Paint Ins. She currently lives in Southern California with her husband.
Surface: • 10” x 20” Artist Panel/Gesso Board such as Master’s Touch® from Hobby Lobby®
DecoArt Americana® Acrylic Paints: • DAO67 Lamp Black • DA164 Light Buttermilk • DA180 Asphaltum • DA170 Santa Red • DA239 Warm White • DA147 Antique Green • DA316 Coral Shell • DA113 Plantation Pine • DA157 Black Green • DA299 Margarita • DAO1 Snow (Titanium) White
What woman doesn’t love a rose? This piece was inspired by Tracy Moreau and all the beautiful flowers she has done. I had completed two of her roses, but wanted a trio of roses to hang together. So I put together this project. I also wanted two of my white bedroom walls to be pinstriped, but I haven’t started that yet… I may resort © 2017 Painting World Magazine Digital Edition. All rights reserved. Not for distribution, resale or reproduction. You agree to follow all international copyright laws as well as the terms and conditions outlined at paintingworldmag.com. You may reprint orand make copies, even for non to wallpaper instead ofNOTtape paint! February 2017 Issue profit uses. Any violation of these terms will result in a nonrefundable cancellation of your subscription and possible prosecution with fines up to $150,000 USD. http://www.copyright.gov/title17/ Please contact info@paintingworldmag.com if you have received this PDF illegally.
Merci Rose by Terry Holte
Broken Tulips by Barbara Bunsey
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Tulips were brought to Europe from Turkey in the mid- to late-16th century. Amsterdam merchants were very successful, and built grand estates surrounding flower gardens where the tulip, with its vibrant color, was the centerpiece. Tulips soon became a coveted luxury item. During the late-16th century, a virus infected tulips, causing them to “break” and create “flamelike effects” on the petals. These interesting flowers became highly prized, and began a time in history known as “tulipomania.” Tulipomania peaked in the spring of 1637, and some bulbs sold for more than ten times the annual income of skilled craftspeople.
and in her home studio. Early American Life Magazine has named her to the Directory of Traditional American Crafts for over 10 years, and Colonial Williamsburg has commissioned her to paint pieces for its shops. She’s a member of the SDP, Decorative Arts Collection, and Tole Painters of the Western Reserve, where she’s held various board positions. In 2004, Barbara had an ornament selected for the official White House Christmas Tree, and met First Lady Laura Bush. In 2005, Barbara painted an ornament for the Library of Congress’s Christmas tree. In 2008, Laura Bush chose Barbara out of four artists to paint 1,000+ ornaments, which the Bushes used as gifts for family, friends, and White House staff.
Surface: • 5-1/4” Tissue Box Cover; wood from Viking Woodcrafts 420503 or paper mache from Cupboard Distributing 27-2833
DecoArt Americana® Acrylic Paints:
About Barbara Barbara began painting and teaching over 30 years ago. She’s taught at conferences, conventions,
• DA147 Antique Green • DA146 Antique Gold Deep • DAO88 Charcoal Grey • DAO82 Evergreen • DA131 Hauser Light Green • DA299 Margarita • DA311 Natural Buff • DAO95 Neutral Grey • DA315 Orange Flame • DA266 Orange Twist • DA201 Primary Yellow • DAO13 Pumpkin • DA265 Tuscan Red • DA239 Warm White
DecoArt® MultiSurface Satin Paints: • DA502 Vanilla Shake • DA508 Dark Scarlet
Loew-Cornell® Brushes: • 1/2” & 3/4” Oval Wash #7600 • #8, #10, & #16 Shader #7300 • 1/4” Stroke Brush #7100 • #6 Liner #7350 • M & L Dome Brush #272
Special Supplies: • DA307 DecoArt Dazzling Metallics® Mink Pearl • ASC08-K DecoArt® Jacobean Floral Stencil • Scotch® Tape • Post-it® Notes (optional) • R221 Stampendous® Vintage Letter Rubber Stamp • Extender (optional) • DecoArt Multi-Purpose Sealer • DecoArt Varnish • Paper Towels • Styrofoam® Plate
Preparation: If using a wood box, sand the surface, seal it, and sand it again. For both types of boxes, seal and basecoat it with Vanilla Shake using the 3/4” oval wash. Using the dry L Dome brush and Mink Pearl, add the stencil to the background. When it’s dry, wash over the pattern with Vanilla Shake to make this more subtle. On two opposing sides of the box, tape off an area approximately 2 3/8” wide, and 1/2” from the right side of the box. Paint these areas Natural Buff. Remove the tape. (Figure 1) On the other two opposing sides, tape off an area approximately
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