Do-it-yourself "wood paintings"

*** sorry to report, woodscape has apparently gone out of business so none of the kits are orderable at this time ***

A Woodscape artKit is a style of art commonly referred to as "lathart". This style of art is made up of strips of wood, or "lath" The lath is similar to snow fence or sand fence. Two different types of wood are used to express their art, spruce wood and basswood. The spruce wood is rough cut with approximate dimensions of 1 ½" wide by 24" long and ¼" thick. The wood is glued to a piece of craft paper, and the result is a sheet of lath. The sheet of lath is then pre-cut into different sized pieces, which make up your painting.

The basswood kits are smoother and give a more finished appearance. The basswood kits are made up the same way as the spruce wood kits. Another difference with the basswood kits is that they are generally smaller in size and lower in cost.

These kits include everything needed including pre-cut wood pieces, paints, brush, frame, and thorough instructions... you provide white glue. Following the instructions is easy. It's a simple four-step process. 1.Number the artKit pieces. 2.Paint by number. 3.Glue by number and 4.Frame by number. When you are finished you have created a gallery quality piece of art.

Photos are not to scale; please note dimensions of kit

*** sorry to report, woodscape has apparently gone out of business so none of the kits are orderable at this time ***