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Quick & Easy Painting 2010 Issues

	October 2010 Color Your Surroundings! Prime your palette for fall, and celebrate the rich, vibrant colors of the season! From simple to sophisticated, this issue features a broad range of subject matter and styles. As you leaf through the following pages, we trust you will be inspired to decorate your harvest home with creative designs from some of your favorite decorative artists. see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	August 2010 Sizzling Summer Ideas! Summertime is nearly here, so we’ve packed our pages with a wide variety of seasonal projects to keep you busy over the next several months. Whether you choose to paint items for indoors or outdoors, we’ve got you covered. see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	June 2010 Spring’s in Full Swing! Whether you choose to paint a table or chair, wall plaques or canvases, or even stunning poppy curtains, this issue is filled with ideas to get your creative juices flowing. And, with the growing season upon us, our garden-themed projects will inspire even those without a green thumb to give it a try (at least visually)! see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	April 2010 Looking Ahead to Spring This issue features a number of fun projects reflecting the season. Add a celebratory note to your Easter decorations by painting Karen Wisner's Angel Bunny Tea Light, or Jane Allen's whimsical Easter Tree and ornaments. Kim Christmas' Springtime Lampshade is sure to illuminate a dreary winter day, while Kathi Sojka's Springtime Watercolor pays homage to the first "sign of spring": the robin. see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	February 2010 Ideas to Share This issue features general winter designs as well as inspiring holiday gift and decorating ideas. We’ve focused on bringing you fun, economical, and easy-to-find surfaces, such as simple woodcuts that can be used as pins, key chain charms, or a unique idea for sweater buttons. We also have a lovely winter scene painted on a recycled ice skate, creating endless decorating possibilities. These are just a few ideas to help get you started. see complete issue contents \| order this issue

	October 2010 Color Your Surroundings! Prime your palette for fall, and celebrate the rich, vibrant colors of the season! From simple to sophisticated, this issue features a broad range of subject matter and styles. As you leaf through the following pages, we trust you will be inspired to decorate your harvest home with creative designs from some of your favorite decorative artists. see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	August 2010 Sizzling Summer Ideas! Summertime is nearly here, so we’ve packed our pages with a wide variety of seasonal projects to keep you busy over the next several months. Whether you choose to paint items for indoors or outdoors, we’ve got you covered. see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	June 2010 Spring’s in Full Swing! Whether you choose to paint a table or chair, wall plaques or canvases, or even stunning poppy curtains, this issue is filled with ideas to get your creative juices flowing. And, with the growing season upon us, our garden-themed projects will inspire even those without a green thumb to give it a try (at least visually)! see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	April 2010 Looking Ahead to Spring This issue features a number of fun projects reflecting the season. Add a celebratory note to your Easter decorations by painting Karen Wisner's Angel Bunny Tea Light, or Jane Allen's whimsical Easter Tree and ornaments. Kim Christmas' Springtime Lampshade is sure to illuminate a dreary winter day, while Kathi Sojka's Springtime Watercolor pays homage to the first "sign of spring": the robin. see complete issue contents \| order this issue
	February 2010 Ideas to Share This issue features general winter designs as well as inspiring holiday gift and decorating ideas. We’ve focused on bringing you fun, economical, and easy-to-find surfaces, such as simple woodcuts that can be used as pins, key chain charms, or a unique idea for sweater buttons. We also have a lovely winter scene painted on a recycled ice skate, creating endless decorating possibilities. These are just a few ideas to help get you started. see complete issue contents \| order this issue