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Have you ever wanted to create witchy woodburned pieces that feel both handmade and a little bit enchanted, but weren't sure where to start?
I'm so excited to announce that the doors to my brand-new beginner-friendly pyrography course, Introduction to Pyrography: The Art of Enchanted Woodburning, will be opening soon! And here's the exciting news: everyone who joins the waiting list will get access to a SPECIAL DISCOUNT when the course launches.
Whether you've never picked up a wood burner before or you're just looking to build a stronger foundation, this course will guide you step by step through the process of creating enchanted pieces inspired by nature and witchcraft, with your own personality burned into every line.
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What you will unlock
✔️ Access to a private online community to share your progress and get feedback
✔️ Certificate of completion at the end of the course
✔️ 14-day money-back guarantee
✔️ Learn at your own pace: pause, rewatch, or fast-forward anytime
✔️ Perfect for all skill levels: whether you're a complete beginner or looking to build a proper foundation
Hi, I'm Chantal!
I've been practising the art of Pyrography for over 9 years from my home in Leeds, England. I started Shinycraft in 2013 painting glassware, but quickly got bored and looked for an alternative craft to learn. Having seen a few posts on social media I knew I had to give Pyrography a try, and I've been hooked ever since. Also known as Woodburning, it is a super relaxing, highly enjoyable art form. My work is inspired by the natural world, witchcraft and my love of all things spooky!
Over the years I've taught myself the ins and outs largely through trial and error, and I get asked a lot of the same questions, from which wood to use and where to source it, to prepping a blank and keeping your tips clean. I love that this craft keeps me learning too, and I'm excited to pass on what I've picked up along the way.
