That will thrill anyone who gets it. What a great find, and I love the Santa and trees you painted. I enjoy Renee Mullins designs too--just something special about them. Luvs

Soo very cute! and a wonderful gift! what a very clever way to give a gift, when the milk and cookies are gone you still have a nice gift that can be used for many of things, beautiful painting!
oddie

Thanks you guys! I sure hope the gift recipient likes it as well. :) ~Anj

Anj, I forgot to ask you how big the box is. The picture makes it look pretty good sized.

I agree with Oddie about enjoying painting bigger things more than the little ones. Just more bang for the buck! LOL And easier on my eyes too!

Now that the holidays are coming, I am hoping we will see lots of pretties posted on the forum. ;o)

The box is 9 high by 6 wide and 6 inches tall so it's decent, but not huge. Big enough for milk and cookies though! :)
I really want to do some bigger yard art and cutouts, but I'm better with the teeny brushes than I am with the bigger ones so guess I just need to practice more. ~Anj

You know, Anj, I actually like using my small brushes best too. I just feel like I have more control. I do use the big flats for basecoating larger areas and sometimes for shading. But my small and medium round and my small and medium angle brushes are my favs. I think it is fine to use whatever you are most comfortable with. I've actually got two brush containers--one for the brushes I use most, and one for the other brushes I might want to use someday. Been thinking about eliminating some of them actually. I tend to hang onto everything--even when it's not used. LOL