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Beautiful Watercolor Daffodils with an Fun Background (Lots of Techniques to Try!)
Hi friends! I have received so many compliments on this painting! My mom let me pick a bunch of daffodils from her garden a couple of weeks ago, and I made her this painting for Mother’s Day!
I used Phoenix Professional Watercolors on their watercolor canvas panels. I also used their synthetic squirrel watercolor brushes. The nice thing about painting on canvas is that you can wax it when you are done and display it without glass in a frame, and since the panels are standard size, it’s easy to find an affordable frame to fit at any department store. Regardless of whether you use the same supplies I have or stuff from your stash, I will show you how I created this and give you some creative ways to use stamps and stencils as well as other studio staples. I hope you enjoy the video!
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Supplies (affiliate links used)
Watercolors on the Phoenix website or Watercolor set on Amazon *use the coupon code PHLINDASAY15 for 15% off through 09/30/2025 11:59 PMPDT
Assorted watercolor, synthetic, squirrel quill brushes *Also on Amazon
Stencils (my stencils will be available at Craftworld after May 23rd) and I also used some random backgrounds like these
Butterly college papers
To seal & protect the canvas, you will need: Cold Wax Medium (Dorlands Wax) and a soft, lint-free cloth
I love projects where I can combine my love of painting and papercraft supplies. Art is a mosaic of our interests, so try and incorporate supplies from your other hobbies in your next painting. Happy crafting!
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