Mt. Hood with Fritillaria Paint-By-Number Kit

• Designed and made in Portland, Oregon
• Includes: 8 X 10 inch artist-quality canvas with prepared background; 8 acrylic American-made, non-hazardous paints; 2 Princeton brushes (size 5/0 and size 2); instructions for use
• Approximate project time: 3-5 hours
• Recommended for adults and teens aged 13 and up
• Attractive packaging

• Product Description

• “Mt Hood with Fritillaria” depicts Oregon’s iconic peak nestled in the trees. The foreground features deep purple fritillaria flowers with their signature downward turned blooms. The preprinted background on the canvas sets the mountain against a cloudy sky and the lake against pale green. With everything included to create a beautiful piece of handmade home decor, this kit is made for hours of satisfying creativity.

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