Embrace Painterly Florals With Annie Sloan
Exciting news! Fine artist, colour expert and paint legend Annie Sloan will soon launch six new stencils in a mix of A4 and A3 sizes, inspired by places close to Annie’s heart, both near and far from home.
The Meadow Flowers stencil features the delicate blooms of cow parsley, daisies, fritillaries and clover with wild grasses, reminiscent of the blossoms which brighten Port Meadow in Annie’s home of Oxford each summer.
“Stencils are the best addition to your Chalk Paint™ toolkit. Whatever your level of expertise, the creative possibilities are endless” explains Annie.
“They can be reused over and over again because they’re washable – in different colourways, on furniture or walls, overlapping or with different elements from each design. Use the same stencil as a motif around your home or collect all the designs and mix and match to your heart’s content.”
Annie Sloan has designed a versatile collection of stencils to complement her Chalk Paint® decorative paint range. Her unique designs draw on inspiration from the influential styles of neoclassical, traditional Swedish, modern retro, bohemian, vintage floral, French elegance, rustic country, coastal, and warehouse.
Annie’s fine-art background and contagious enthusiasm for decorative painting has motivated both home painters and experienced professionals, unlocking countless creative potentials over the last 30 years. Annie Sloan is all about sharing her passion for decorative painting, and inspiring people to be creative and adventurous with her paints and colours.
Watch this space and discover more at Annie Sloan.
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