watercolor-pot
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craftgrrli am taking a course in ceramics and have done so for a few years now. this term i made a smart pot for the water when using watercolours.
it's a "2-compartment"-pot. one of the compartments is used to clean the brushes from watercolour, no matter what the colour is, the other one is constantly containing its fresh water as you only use that for the less "dirty" brush.
then i made some "tracks" for the brushes to be placed in when you don't use them.
simple to make and a must-have for watercolorists! ;-)
it's a "2-compartment"-pot. one of the compartments is used to clean the brushes from watercolour, no matter what the colour is, the other one is constantly containing its fresh water as you only use that for the less "dirty" brush.
then i made some "tracks" for the brushes to be placed in when you don't use them.
simple to make and a must-have for watercolorists! ;-)
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