Learn To Paint with Donna Dewberry's One-Stroke Painting Technique

If you're anything like me, you can't even draw a straight line, let alone draw luscious scenery and detailed flowers or birds. My drawing ability is that of a 4 year old, at best, but I have learned several techniques, over the years, that have helped me muddle through painting tasks.

One technique I've used is to place a picture, or a stencil, inside glass bowls or jars then paint over the image, onto the glass. Of course, this only works for glass, so I was unable to paint on other surfaces. That is, until I was watching the Home Shopping Network one night, and saw Donna Dewberry. She was introducing a painting kit - and technique - that I found very interesting. In a couple of strokes she was painting flowers, butterflies, birds and other designs that were gorgeous. I couldn't believe how easy she made it look.

Donna Dewberry was once an ordinary mother and homemaker from Florida. She always wanted to learn how to paint so she set out to teach herself. After practicing and perfecting her craft, she realized that she could teach others how to use her newly developed techniques to make beautiful items for their own homes. She created the Donna Dewberry One-Stroke Painting Technique which will show anyone - even children - how to paint luscious designs on just about any surface.

If you've never seen Donna Dewberry on tv you'll be shocked at how simple it is to paint all sorts of designs on just about anything in your house. Use her techniques to make money by painting and selling vases, ivy bowls, plates, plaques, small appliances and more. A small investment in one of her kits and you'll be well on your way to creating a living, or just some nice things for you and your friends.

Since Donna Dewberry's One Stroke Painting Technique is designed to teach anyone and everyone to paint she has many different kits from which to choose. Most come with an instructional video, but better yet, they come with a practice book that lets you have a hands-on experience from which you'll learn quickly. The books contain step-by-step pictures, along with a plastic sheet, so that you can practice painting directly over the top of the image.