I have several sets of watercolour pencils and find them particularly useful when colouring in small areas on stamped images. They can also be used in other ways and my samples below reflect some of these methods. You can colour through stencils, or pick up colour directly from the lead and then apply that colour straight to the paper (wet or dry paper). You can also colour directly onto a stamp with a damp pencil, spritz lightly and then stamp, plus the usual way of colouring your image with the dry pencils and activating them with water to get a watercolour blended look. For this class I used my woodless Ranger Distress Watercolour Pencils, they are solid pigment with a wrapper around them to keep them and your hands clean and come in the same 72 colour range as the Distress line.
"Beware the beat"
"Fake plants"
"Disturb the peace"
"Lookin' sharp"
"Count me in"
