Paint & Sip Vol. 5: Over 20 craft projects for endless joy, relaxation and painting fun.

Have you ever experienced the fun of a, Paint and Sip party, or the relaxation of creating things on your own? Let's face it, making things is fun. Getting together with family and friends is a great way to visit while entertaining. Imagine being able to create all sorts of cool things that look great when finished, good enough to sell if you wanted to. I know because I have been selling these creations at my downtown gallery for over 20 years with great success. All of these creations are something you can use yourself or give away as a gift. With these easy to follow craft ideas anyone can paint, even the total beginner. I have had hundreds of classes and thousands of students and believe it or not, the beginners do as well as the experienced painters with these easy to follow designs. Picture yourself painting along with your family or friends and feeling the joy of creating great looking art. Not to mention how much fun it is to have something fun to do when you're stuck indoors or would rather create a handmade gift rather than buy one.These designs take the hassle out of trying to figure out what to paint. All the layout is done for you, so you can relax and enjoy yourself. Choose from over 20 craft projects to start painting on and in only minutes start seeing your creations come alive. Easy to follow step-by-step process, yet challenging enough for the pro to expand on. In a short amount of time you will see amazing results. If you're a beginner who wants to enjoy making handmade things then this book is for you. Once you start on your first project you will be amazed at how easy it is to create beautiful things from your own two hands.The best part about these hand painted crafts is that you don't have to figure out anything. Just open the book and start making. Even the layout for the paint station is included for super easy start up. Eventually you will be comfortable enough to start creating your own masterpieces. I tell everyone to be sure to sign their pieces because someone will most likely ask. "Who made that? And you can proudly say, "I painted that beauty."