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The Winner is: #18 Linda
Did you hear the big news?
Annie Sloan is here in the U.S. and is making her way around the country, teaching workshops on how to use her famous Annie Sloan chalk paint in her first ever North American tour! As a new user of Annie Sloan chalk paint, I can tell you I have really enjoyed using it on furniture. So far, I’ve painted curtain rods and my sister’s orange craft table (which I’ll be sharing the finale of later this week). The paint is great and I love working with it. Especially now that I’ve got the wax part down pat.
I have been hearing she is coming to Atlanta and it sounded like an exciting event. It’s an all day event next week (from 8:30 to 5:00 pm), on March 29th, down in Peachtree City, just south of Atlanta. Tickets include breakfast and lunch and all the workshop materials.
There is still time to sign up for the workshop if you are in Georgia or any surrounding areas. I know it’s going to be so much fun!
Are you ready for the excitement?!
I can hardly wait to tell you this one!
Annie Sloan Unfolded, the international distributor for Annie Sloan Chalk paint and Robyn Story Designs, one of the premier Annie Sloan stockists in Florida (who will be helping teach the workshop), is giving away a fabulous prize package that you are going to be over the moon excited about!
OK…..I am about to die because I’m getting a free ticket to attend the workshop here in Atlanta AND get this….
One of YOU will get a ticket too!
What is up for grabs? Everything in the picture above including 2 quarts of Annie Sloan paint, clear and dark wax, brushes, those beautiful knobs, colorcharts, gilding wax AND MORE!
Can you still enter even if you can’t come to the Atlanta workshop? YES, you can! IF the initial winner drawn can come to the workshop, they will get the prize package AND the free ticket to the workshop.
If that person cannot come to the workshop, I’ll draw another winner for the ticket giveaway only. Does that make sense?? I promise, it will be fair to all!
Here’s how you can win, leave a comment for each one:
- Leave a comment on this post and tell me IF you can attend the workshop here in Atlanta on March 29th and WHY you are so excited about going to the Annie Sloan workshop?
- Go and visit Robyn’s blog, look at the Annie Sloan paint colors and tell me which one you are dying to try?
That’s it! I’ll leave the comments open through the weekend and choose a winner late Saturday evening.
Check out Annie Sloan Unfolded for the retailer nearest you!
Me, me, me!!! Totally can go, and would love to win! I have the piece picked out and actually have been working on adding some trim work to it just waiting to try out this paint. Provence is the most beautiful color!
I only wish I could attend but one year I am making plans and taking a sister trip to the show maybe next year and love your blog !!!
My fav color is Old white already been through 2 quarts !!!! Thanks for a chance to win
I have tried several times to repaint furniture, but failed miserably. I could really use a workshop to help me. I could definitely attend and would love to win!
I cannot attend the conference. However, I am eagerly anticipating a trip to Portland, OR to The Purple Pear next month to buy some Annie Sloan paint – but winning it would be awesome! I love Pure White and Napoleonic Blue.
Love Annie, Love Robyn & Love Atlanta! What’s NOT to love? Oh, WORK , that’s right, almost forgot! ( but if I tell them I WON, maybe, just maybe I could GO)!!
I have just started to “let the paint fly”, & am planning on taking a class next month at Robyn’s shop, ~ would be ecstatic to win & love to try Coco & Antoinette in a “big girl” pot, not the little samples I purchased!
For everyone that CAN go ~ have a blast!!
Thanks for the chance to win! Debbie 🙂
I can’t attend but I have been really wanting to try Annie Sloan paint. There are so many great colors it would be great fun choosing a couple to try.
I want old white and robin egg…Thanks for giveaway!
I have been in love with that paris gray color since I first saw it about a year ago, but I just cant justify spending that much on such a small thing of paint that would probably only be used once or twice.
I would love to attend the workshop, because I have some things I’m thinking about painting. I’ve seen projects that Kate at Centsational Girl has used the paint – the Duck Egg blue is a beautiful color. I like the Paris Grey, too, although I might lean toward the French Linen or the Country Grey. One of them is sure to make my harp dining rooms chairs beautiful!
I can attend and according to my husband I need some help in the painting Dept. But we love diy projects, currently building a nursery.
Yes! I can attend the workshop with the wonderful Annie Sloan! I have just finished off my first quart of her paint (old white) and painted every thrift store piece I could get my hands on. I want to attend her workshop in hopes of learning to layer her paint and seeing her do her magic. The next color that I would love to have is French Linen.
I can’t attend the workshop (my husband is out of town and so I’m on our own with our three boys :). But, I love ASCP and would love to try French Linen. Thanks and I love your blog!
I have spent the past three afternoons after work painting garage sale finds. Painting furniture is a GREAT way for me to relieve stress when I get home from work. I would love to try Provence!
YES!! I want my friend Jessica to be able to see Annie.
Paris Grey is chalk paint for me. I would love to come to the workshop.
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P.S. If I win, Jess can have the ticket but I’m claiming the prize in box 😉
My daughter and I are signed up and so excited for the road trip to Atlanta from Tampa. The opportunity to meet Annie in the USA is amazing. We (I) love all of her blues….
Pinch me! I live in Peachtree City! I would love to go and learn so many amazing painting techniques! I have been using her paints since June, but have not attended a workshop. I would love to meet Annie and watch her paint! Thanks for offering this amazing giveaway!
I would love to try Coco!