Donna Dewberry's One Stroke Painting Course by Donna S. Dewberry (1999, Hardcover, Illustrated)

Practicing my strokes and trying to make the perfect roses, I wanted some way to display my work. I was delighted when I could actually paint flowers that looked like flowers and wanted to share them with family and friends. I didn't think they'd want to put them on the refrigerator, but they aren't quite frame quality. This book is full of practical ways to use the art.

There are so many designs to use and I can paint gift boxes or baskets, flower pots, various containers, and I have painted some of the designs on card stock to make my own, one of a kind, greeting cards. For someone with close to NO artistic ability, this is a really good thing.

A couple of the instructions were a bit confusing, but with the pictures it was fairly easy to figure it out. I'm glad I bought the book and hope to soon have enough time to use it some more and learn to make more designs. It was definitely worth the price.