Please believe me when I say I have no doubt you can do this! Nine years ago I knew nothing about painting furniture except that I loved seeing all the before & after photos, but I wanted to make that happen myself. I poured over blog instructions and listened to YouTube videos to soak up as much information as I could. In the end, it was a matter of picking up a brush to learn how to do it myself. The good thing about this course is I can get you past all the hang-ups and extra noise out there about how you should do this. We'll keep it so simple you won't question your ability, and you'll be excited to do it again.

The course runs for 4 weeks; however, that's intended to give you the time to go through the lessons and implement the tasks. All in all, the videos make up about 2-3 hours. The implementation time will depend on your piece, your availability, your progress, and your design choices. The great news is you can go at your own pace, as well as review things again whenever you'd like. This is intended to be a no stress course with lots of encouragement along the way, knowing full well that life can get in the way of even our most ambitious goals.

As honestly as I can be, there are SOME things you will absolutely need. But I'm going to bust through some common misconceptions about pricey products claimed to be needed to paint furniture. I'll share the must-have tools and supplies, tips on where to find them, and other cost-savings ideas so that you can decide how much more you want to invest while just starting out. In the end, we're sticking to the basics to get the job done with quality results.

Not even close. I've spent a considerable amount of time breaking down every step I take in my process. I'm focused on identifying ALL the things, including the ones that might seem obvious to others who have painted before. Plus, if you feel like you're struggling with something, there will be 4 live Q&A webinars and a Facebook community to go to for help.

Not immediately. The first module will be released on Day 1. A week later, Module 2 will be released with a 2-week timeframe to be able to implement your actual painting process. At the start of the fourth week, the last module will be released. The reason for allowing some time in between is to not overwhelm anyone. I hope to prevent people from rushing through and accidentally skipping an important step in the process. Don't forget you'll be part of a community who are on track with you, learning as we go.

Yes, it should be very easy. Because I've chosen a separate platform to house my course lessons, you have one place to access everything with your own login. You don't need to worry about finding multiple YouTube videos or downloading files in different places. Plus, you'll be able to access the course from a computer, a web browser on your phone, or the platform's app. Everything will be organized by lesson for you, and you can mark each one as completed as you move through the course.

I'd certainly like to think so. Even though this starter course is focused on the beginner, there may be time-saving tips and products featured that are new to you. Knowing how many options and techniques there are out there, it can only help to discover new methods that might work even better for your style.

Of course! I've designed this offering to be as motivating and valuable as possible. Not only will you have lifetime course access to 3 Modules with 8 lessons each (Before You Paint, When You Paint, and After You Paint), but there are also 11 separate PDF files to download as cheat sheets, checklists, and flowcharts to support you along the way. Especially helpful for those who like to have something in front of them as a reminder.

In addition, there will be weekly Q&A live webinars to keep you moving forward. Plus, you'll have exclusive access to a private Facebook page where only course members and the instructor can interact, share insights, and motivate each other to reach the end goal.