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What's Inside the February 2007 Issue of Quick & Easy Painting® Magazine
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Snowman & Watermelon Sailboat by Loretta Mateik Sail into the holiday season with this simply charming tree trim. Snowmen Decorations by Shara Reiner, CDA Here’s a fun project for the entire family! Tin Ornament Trio by Barbara Franzreb These mini tin ornaments were inspired by the story, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe. Candy Jar Wishes by Debbie Cotton Here’s a great gift idea for that hard-to-buy-for person on your list! Folk Art Snowman Trio by Karen Wisner Use these snowman designs on your hidden treasures—old canisters, jars, cutting boards, and more! Snowman Key Cabinet by Monika Brint Keep your keys within easy reach in this antiqued primitive cabinet. Star Dish with Lid & Ornament by Sharon Wilkes Catch a falling snowflake and celebrate the spirit of winter fun. This design can be easily adapted to many different surfaces. Artist Trading Cards, Part 2 by Deb Malewski ATC’s are a wonderful way to show people a “tiny” sample of your artwork. Santa Tray and Bowl by Margy Spradling Convey a special message on your holiday table with this inspirational two-piece serving set. Custom-Carved Poinsettias by Carol Prygo These blooms are truly everlasting. Glass Pedestal Plate with Holiday Cookies by Julie Motley Edible art—our hand-painted cookies are good enough to eat! Cozy Winter Scarves by Gladys Neilsen These easy-to-paint winter scarves are a must for your gift making “to-do” list. Dress-Up Box by Golda Rader Paint this elegant dress-up box for someone special. Snow Dot Village Bowl by Lynne Deptula Use pieces and parts of this design to make quick gifts for all on your list. Winter Wonderland Tin Plate Trio by Lynne Andrews Capture the spirit of the winter season on these mini hobnail plates. Winter’s Blush Sleigh by Sue Beckerton Let this wooden sleigh take center stage on your holiday dining room table. “Lighthouse Tours” Plaque by Debby Forshey-Choma This lighthouse plaque incoporates this issue’s faux finish technique—dragging. New Year’s Eve Table Accents by Chris Thornton Add a little sparkle to your holiday celebration with this fun-to-paint table setting. Helping Hand Funky Folk Art All About Angels by Shara Reiner, CDA Our folk art angel cabinet is perfect for year-round display. Purely Primitive “Be Welcomed—Be Warm” Winter Accents by Kim Klassen Adapt this design to create a floorcloth, placemat, or wall hanging—the choice is up to you! Seasonal Inspirations Frosty Garland by Kim Christmas String a snowflake garland across your mantelpiece or above a doorway. Step by Step Tin Heart Ornaments by Maureen McNaughton, CDA Use two basic brushstrokes to create a variety of designs. Try New Techniques! Methods for Painting Evergreens, Part 1 by Linda Lover Use a stippling technique to create a variety of evergreens. Fun with Faux Finishes Dragging Faux Finish—Negative Effect by Debby Forshey-Choma Dragging Faux Finish—Negative Effect
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