Our Advanced Finish Chalk Paint Project Workshop is perfect for those who have already forayed into the world of Chalk Paint and want to explore some advanced techniques using the Annie Sloan range to elevate the level of professional finish they achieve on projects. You bring your own piece of small furniture or decorative item and leave feeling super confident and creative (and with a finished product showcasing your newly mastered techniques).
This workshop will touch on the basics of furniture painting and waxing, but will include colour mixing with confidence and advanced techniques often used to create pieces at French Willow including: multi-colour distressing, creating custom wax combinations and our wash upon wash technique. Gain the knowledge and experience to really take your project finish to the next level.
Chat to us before and during the workshop for inspiration and we will guide you through some of the techniques that can be used to transform your piece using the Annie Sloan range. You will also be able to take advantage of a 10% discount on our Chalk Paint by Annie Sloan products purchased on the day
You will need to bring a small project to work on. It should be small enough to carry under one arm …
eg. a picture frame, stool, small chair or small side table.
Refreshments and lunch will be provided to keep you happy and creative.
Aprons will also be provided for the workshop but make sure you wear your most comfortable painting clothes…. and come ready to have fun.
Places are limited so book fast.
Cost: $225
NOTE: In the event that this workshop needs to be postponed due to lockdown restrictions, we will reschedule for the next available Sunday after reopening. Face masks will need to be work for the duration of the workshop if legislated to be worn indoors.
If you are just starting your Chalk Paint journey, you may be interested in our 3 Hour Paint Your Own Piece Workshop where you can explore single colour painting and distressing and using wax to achieve a professional finish to your projects.
