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Gudbrandsdal Stroke study and Scalloped plaque project - two day class

Mon Nov 9, 2026 7:30 PM - Wed Nov 11, 2026 10:30 PM EST Online, Zoom

Gudbrandsdal Stroke study and Scalloped plaque project - two day class

Mon Nov 9, 2026 7:30 PM - Wed Nov 11, 2026 10:30 PM EST Online, Zoom

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Gudbrandsdal Stroke study and Scalloped plaque project - two day class
Monday November 9 and Wednesday November 11, 2026, 7:30PM-10:30PM EST

Tuition: $45

Join Lise Lorentzen for a fun online zoom rosemaling class for advanced beginners and beyond.  This will be a great class for those that are interested in learning more about the Gudbrandsdal style.  This is a two day class. The first evening will be spent we will discuss design aspects, brushstroke technique, line work, and work with practice pages. The second evening we will be putting what we studied to work on a lovely scalloped plaque by Mike Lusk at www.luskcandiawoodworks.com - Scalloped Plaque #514. You can also do this on practice boards as well.

You will receive a supply list shortly after you sign up for the class. The pattern which includes the front and back design for this ornament, color sheets and written instructions  will be sent via pdf file to everyone's email a week prior to the first class.

This class will be taught in acrylics, but oil painters are welcome as well!  Palette instruction for both acrylic and oils will be included.

There are no refunds for this class seeing that everyone receives all the materials and recordings of the class weather you attend live or not. Thank you for your understanding.

Lise Lorentzen has been rosemaling since the age of 11 and has been blessed with having worked with many of the wonderful rosemaling artists from Norway and America.  Her work may be found throughout the United States and Norway due to the business that she had with her father from the age of 15-25, and her commission work that has continued to present day.  Her expertise covers many styles of rosemaling.  Lise has been awarded nationally numerous times through Vesterheim:Norwegian American Museum and received a gold Medal in 2024.  Her work has been displayed in various museums and gallery's and she has an active social medial presence on Facebook (Artoflise1), Instagram (Art of Lise) and on YouTube (Rosemaling by Art of Lise).