Watercolor Crayon Coloring
Watercolor Crayons are versatile coloring tools that are easy to use! This method is fairly straightforward -- and once you master blending, adding and removing color, watercolor crayons may become your favorite coloring tool!
Using Aquapainter filled with water, squeeze gently to moisten brush and run the bristles over the color to be applied first. This will pick up the color from the crayon.
Note: A very wet brush will dilute the color somewhat; a drier brush will result in more intense color.
- Permanent Ink
- Stamps
- Watercolor Crayons
- Cardstock, any color
- AquaPainter/ Water Brush, filled with water
- Paper towels (not shown)
Optional: Heat tool
Stamp image(s) with permanent ink.
To clean the brush between colors, squeeze the aquapainter onto a paper towel until the brush runs clear.
If too much water or color is appled, use paper towels to blot up the excess water.
Paint the color onto the image.
Color image as desired. If too much color is added to any spot, use the cleaned waterbrush to add more water to dilute and remove the color.
Allow to dry thoroughly. Use a heat tool to speed drying, if desired.
Mat, embellish, and finish card as deised.
Because watercolor crayons are opaque, they work great on colored paper! Just use several coats of crayon and dry between layers to achieve the best color coverage.
Use the aquapainter and crayons to brush color onto paper for a great watercolored bakground.
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