In case you missed my recent Instagram post, this weekend my friend Tiff and I visited Painting with a Twist in Orlando to try their new Screen Art class! I think it’s so important for moms to take a time-out and do something fun – sans the kids every once in awhile. I really enjoy DIY projects, especially with a glass of wine in hand. 😉 Check out the video below then book your own Screen Art class with friends!
This is a partnered post with Painting with a Twist. All opinions are my own.
New Screen Art Classes at Painting with a Twist
Screen Art paintings are a great way to freshen up your decor indoor or outdoors! Sparked by artist Rebecca Flott, Screen Art is a unique blend of mud and paint on a rustic wood framed screen. You don’t have to be an artist to pull off these beautiful pieces of artwork though. Painting with a Twist provides skilled teachers to help you every step of the way! Check out the video below to see a recap of our class and our finished art pieces!
Tiff and I had the best time catching up while learning some new art skills. I highly recommend booking a class! These classes make a great date night or girls night out. If the happy hummingbird isn’t your thing, they offer a variety of other artwork choices like owls, sunflowers, a day at the beach, boats, birdhouses, and more! Check out Painting with a Twist for more details. I personally can’t wait to book another class!
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Dana Rodriguez says
That looks like so much fun. I know I would enjoy a class like this.
Melissa Moeller says
Wow, that looks great! I will have to look those up and see when I can go try it out!
shelly peterson says
These are pretty cool. I would love to do one of these.
Rosie says
This is so nice! I have been burning up Etsy the past few days looking at hummingbird craft -embroidery, fabric, sun catchers – I’ve not seen this before, and it came out gorgeous!
LenNae Carpenter says
what kind of mud are you using?
Lynton Wakeham says
Hi Jeniffer,
I love the painting on screen material and would like to try it for myself, but would like to know which paints you use.
Nancy Sabella says
What paints and materials do I need to start painting on screens ?