You guys know how much I love the Fluid Art Ready to Pour Paints from DecoArt and today, I’m going to be sharing with you a tutorial I did painting an 18” round door hanger on Facebook Live. I took this round door hanger to the next level by adding a Snowman with Pipe attachment and lettering that I cut on my Glowforge. This was so fun and very fitting for the snow we just received in Kentucky. Let’s dive right in!
Cutting out your own wood pieces to paint is so much easier than you think! With the Ryobi Power Tools, you don’t have to be afraid to use power tools, as these are very simple to use!
You don’t need fancy equipment or a pretty background to conquer Facebook Live. Today, I’m going to show you how to use Facebook Live to help you grow your business.
I am so excited to paint this door hanger with you guys today because Kentucky is my home state so it holds a special place in my heart! If you’re not a Kentucky native, don’t worry, we are gradually working our way through designing a template for each of the fifty states so that everyone can have a door hanger of their own state to use!
The Painter’s Clubhouse sisters have been working like Santa’s elves to get their holiday door hangers painted. They’ve shared so many creative door hangers with us that I now want to share with you too!
Maybe you’ve been painting for a while or you just recently fell in love with door hangers and have decided to start a door hanger business. Regardless of where you find yourself on the spectrum, I want to take some time to encourage you and provide you with some simple tips for starting a door hanger business.
When I was starting my business, there was a big learning curve in choosing which products were the best to use and which I should avoid. I wish so badly that I could’ve had someone to steer me in the right direction as I was starting out, but since I didn’t, I want to be that person for you!
Nothing gets you in the Christmas spirit quite like painting a festive door hanger! This Christmas Lantern door hanger is no exception. While the original template shows this lantern with a magnolia, I am going to be painting it with a poinsettia. I can’t wait for you to paint with me!
Recently while on a trip with my Creative Club girls, Cindy Manly of The Shattered Circle sat us all down and taught us how to add crushed glass and resin to our art projects. As she was teaching this new technique, I knew it was something I wanted to show my community how to do. It adds some beautiful shimmer and texture to your door hangers or wooden shelf sitters. Today, I am going to add it to a pumpkin I have available in my shop, let’s dive right in!