My score! These are hard to find in store so check out The Frugal Crafter for details on where to purchase these nifty wipe boxes and the other supplies she list.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEiG6UOfcdk
Travel Watercolor Studio in a Wipe Box!
I bought these mini storage boxes for jewelry to store my paint. They are deep so I can put as little or as much paint as I like in each container. I separated the boxes and glued (hot glue gun) the bottom edge to the bottom of my wipe box on one side.
Since I am a beginner I chose a cheap watercolor tube paint set from hobby lobby. I made a case for watercolor and acrylic. Watercolor is what will be pictured.
I filled the containers and set aside to dry for 24 hours.
(This is what the paint should look like once dry. It may look differently if you use an artist grade paint.)
Once the paint dried I made a swatch card to keep inside the case. Placed my brush and a piece of cardboard to place between my paper and the paint. I did this so if the paint was not dried completely the next time I use it the cardboard would protect my paper. I also placed the corner of some cardboard for a sweeper. (To sweep paint across the page.)
I hope you enjoyed this little tribute! Thank you, Lindsay Weirich, for the fantastic idea! Paint on!
Hadassah
