Step-by-step tutorial
Step 1
We use an ice cube tray to hold our liquid watercolors. It's deep enough to help prevent spills.
Step 2
Grayson got to work adding beautiful color to the towel. The colors spread quickly and allowed his little hands to cover more space.
Step 3
We laid them outside to dry. The color was stunning.
Step 4
Once dry, we tore the towels into different sized shapes and stacked them largest to smallest.
Step 5
We twisted the bottom of each stack and used a clothespin to hold it. This also became our stem. (If you'd like, you could paint your clothespins too.)
Final result!
They turned out so pretty. Emma insisted I spritz a little perfume on hers to be a little more realistic! She loved carrying them all around in a bunch pretending to be a bride.
