Share your leafy watercolor wreath!

Whether you follow the colors and design Peggy chose or go wild with your own ideas, go with the autumnal vibes or adapt it to celebrate a different time of year, paint your very own watercolor wreath—and share your work in the project gallery so we can all be inspired by what you create!

Materials

This is a very flexible activity that you can do with pretty much whatever watercolor materials you have around. Peggy recommends:

A round brush in size 4-10 (she’s using The Pigeon letters round brush, size 6)
Watercolor paints (she’s using Daniel Smith brand)
Cold press watercolor paper, 140lb or higher (she’s using a Stillman & Birn watercolor sketchbook)
A jar of water
A pencil

Resources

Connect with Peggy on Instagram and on her website.
Check out Peggy’s other classes on her Skillshare profile.

Explore More Classes on Skillshare

Modern Watercolor Wreaths: 3 Ways — Amarilys Henderson

How to Paint Watercolor Wreaths on Your iPad in Procreate — Liz Kohler Brown

Watercolor Autumn Illustrations — Olga Bonitas

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