Make your own mini watercolor palette with this easy step by step tutorial!

Here's an easy DIY travel watercolor set tutorial so you can take your watercolors wherever you go, plus some alternative DIYs and basic watercolor tips.

Watercolor Palettes are what I would consider the top three essentials for watercolor supplies. But what watercolor palette is best for you? And how do you go about choosing one?

I made this little seashell watercolor palette box recently as a gift, and I thought I’d share it in case someone might want to make one for themselves or as a gift for someone else too. Here is a list of components and how they were used: Tin These tins are lightweight tin-plated steel

Need a smaller, portable, even disposable watercolor palette for sketching in your Nature Journal? Here's an easy way to create a custom one of your own.

St’Valent | Modern Stained Glass on Instagram: "DIY watercolor palette for people who love vintage containers + paint! 🤗🎨 If you guys don’t know, these are moldable plastic beads that are heat activated and can be reshaped into anything you need 😮 If you guys know me, you know that I am a HUGE fan of mini and cute things as well as vintage containers 💓✨️ So when I found this aesthetic vintage tin, I knew I could turn it into a watercolor travel palette that I can refill with my favorite…

Aloha Borgs, I don’t know about you, but I really like the idea of travel art supplies that I can throw in my purse and pull out whenever I need them. So, when I found out people were making travel watercolor pallets out of Altoid tins, I was all over it. However, as I was looking at other people’s diys I couldn’t really find one that I liked 100%, so I figured why don’t I just make my own. I’ve never made a tutorial before, so bear with me. Also, if you want me to film me making this…

Save time, save money and give an old item new purpose with these six budget-friendly watercolor hacks from makeshift mark-makers to paint removers.

DIY palette: Improved technique for making a “do it yourself” watercolor palette with an Altoids tin and a mini ice cube tray.

Check out this blog post where I share some of my favorite watercolor supplies (with links!) that I use almost every day!