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classic christmas watercolor workbook

classic christmas watercolor workbook

12 pages, sketched and ready for you to paint

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• Simple steps, even if you've never painted

• Sketched for you, so there's no drawing needed

• Lays flat on thick watercolor paper

• Travel-ready 6.5 x 9 inch size

A page to paint while the tree lights sparkle and a favorite Christmas movie plays in the background.

Twelve classic Christmas scenes to paint, each one sketched and ready for you. Most take about thirty minutes, just right for a quiet evening by the tree.

Pair it with a set of paints for someone who has been meaning to start, or keep it for yourself.

Paint and brushes sold separately.

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meet the artist

Emily Lex is a watercolor artist and author who paints the little things that make an ordinary day lovely, from her home studio in the Pacific Northwest.

Every illustration and sketch in these workbooks is done by hand, with written instructions just the way she’d explain them if you were sitting beside her at the table.

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  • Pink bouquet painted in a watercolor workbook

    the hard part is already done

    Every page comes sketched, with simple steps for painting it in and swatches showing the colors Emily used. If you haven’t painted since you were little, this is a gentle place to start.

  • Lilac sketch in a watercolor workbook, ready to paint

    a quiet hour, just for you

    Most pages take about thirty minutes, just right for a slow morning or an evening on the couch. Set out your paints and a cup of water, turn off the screens and let the rest of the day wait.

  • Girls painting watercolor workbooks together at Christmas

    better together

    Grandkids at the kitchen table, girlfriends on a Saturday, a mom and daughter on a snowy afternoon. Give everyone their own book and paint side by side.

  • Finished cake painting in a watercolor workbook

    make something beautiful

    There’s something lovely about looking down at a page and realizing you painted that. It’s real watercolor paper, thick and cold-pressed from one of the last paper mills in the USA, so it holds the water and your colors stay bright.

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