Playin' Around with Watercolors

Today, I have a quick little post about all the options for you at Alteredpages.com if you love playing with watercolors like I do.

Whether you prefer watercolor pencils, Gelatos or a bit of shimmer like these Niji paint sets, AlteredPages has you covered.
You can even paint right on vintage music sheet like I have done with this butterfly.

Or, use a more traditional approach with this Prima watercolor pad like I did with my little cactus friend below.
This piece is not quite finished. I need to decide what this guy is sitting on...maybe a potting bench or maybe in a garden. We will see, but for now he is just kind of floating around.

I love to make little pieces like these and send them off to family and friends. They make great little memories for sharing.
So, give our watercolor supplies a try for yourself

and make some memories in paint! Check out the supply list below for more options. Thanks for spending some time with me.

Have a great weekend!

Stephanie

Aqua Flo Water Brushes
Misc. Gelatos
Niji Paint Sets
Splash Inks
Watercolor Pencil Tin
Jullie Nutting watercolor paper tags
Splash Iinks - which behave similarly to watercolor

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