Annie Sloan Stencil Countryside Birds brocade slightly livelier than Drawing Room

slightly livelier than Drawing Room Blue and evocative of the colour used for the pattern of 18th-century chinaware

8cm / 20 3/4"

culminating in a line of unique

The blue crap is an alert and aggressive scavenger that is used commercially for it's crab meat

the addition of the merest amount of red pigment adds warmth without feeling too creamy

Annie Sloan Stencil Countryside Birds brocade slightly livelier than Drawing RoomCountryside Bird is a simple, classical, pastoral tribute to the glorious English hedgerow. It follows in a tradition of bucolic countryside motifs such as toile, William Morris fabrics, and Francois Bouchers tapestries. Use for a classical, farmhouse or romantic effect. Different elements of the design can be repeated around a room for a cohesive look.