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    Fabulous Faux Workshops

    July 11, 2011No Comments
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    Healing Paws

    Classic, Tuscan, Metallics, Suede, Rustic, Modern Techniques Offered

    Sedona, AZ (July 11, 2011) – Sedona Parks and Recreation is offering two unique and creative workshops on faux painting. During these hands-on classes, Instructor Linda Coffman will guide you through the beginning skills that will allow you to create your own mouth-dropping painted walls. During the Classic, Tuscan, Metallics workshop, participants learn a faster, easier way to use paint to replicate Old World, stone-like walls, and classic looks for a traditional theme. Learn how to add “bling” from metallics. During the second workshop, Suede, Rustic, Modern, participants are taught an easier, faster way to achieve a soft blend of colors on your wall without the mess of ragging. By using a special wool roller and glaze, students can turn walls into leather. Learn how metallic, stripes and “dry brushing” can change ordinary looks to GREAT. Bring a paint shirt and don’t miss out on the experience Linda has to share.

    Fabulous Faux: Classic, Tuscan, Metallics workshop is being held Thursday, July 28, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Recreation Room located in Posse Grounds Park. Registration must be paid for in advance through Parks and Recreation at 282-7098 or by walking in at 102 Roadrunner Drive in Sedona. This workshop is $25 per person, with an additional $29 supplies fee that will be collected the day of the workshop.

    Fabulous Faux: Suede, Rustic, Modern workshop is being held Friday, July 29, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Recreation Room located in Posse Grounds Park. Registration must be paid for in advance through Parks and Recreation at 282-7098 or by walking in at 102 Roadrunner Drive in Sedona. This workshop is $25 per person, with an additional $29 supplies fee that will be collected the day of the workshop.

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    This class was selected to be a Maricopa Community College class of the month. Visit www.twistonwalls.com for a video of this class.

    Parks and Recreation is excited to offer such a diverse class to our community. Through your support of these workshops, we will continue to offer unique workshops in the future. For more information on upcoming Parks and Recreation events and classes, please reference the City website at www.SedonaAz.gov/Parks.

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