Annie Sloan Cotton Linen Apron Miss Mustard Seed Giverny is named after the

Giverny is named after the village in Northern France where Claude Monet lived and this brilliant blue was especially popular in early 20th Century interiors

As featured in a new edit of colours exclusively curated by Liberty

You will use Annie Sloan Chalk Paint® in the colors of your choosing and apply the transfer medium to adhere the laser transfer and use the Iron Orchid Design products to further embellish with stamps of your choosing

Complementary white: Dimpse

Annie Sloan Cotton Linen Apron Miss Mustard Seed Giverny is named after theThe soft, grey sand washed cotton linen of the Annie Sloan Apron, with contrasting green tie backs, makes for both comfortable and practical wear. The large double front pocket is the ideal place to store tin openers, mixing sticks and brushes, and the adjustable neck length means it will suit any height of painter. With the iconic Annie Sloan signature emblazoned in silver, theres no doubting which paint supplies youre using and whose seal of