Stretching Watercolor Paper Like a Canvas - Easy Tutorial

Have you ever wanted your watercolor paintings to be a little more polished or a little different? Sometimes just changing what they are painting on is enough to achieve this! One way to do this is to stretch your watercolor paper over a wooden frame so that it can be treated more like a canvas. This will keep the paper tighter and it looks super neat when you're done!
The most important thing to remember with this is that your paper must be 100% cotton paper!
I used Fluid 100 140lb Cold Press Watercolor Sheets 6 Pack and bought mine from Jerry's www.jerrysartarama.com/global...
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[@pamelapaulenko1922]

Very helpful!!! I watched it several times. Thank you!!! 🌱 👍

[@RebelUnicornCrafts]

You're very welcome! I'm glad it helped and I hope it helps you create something you love 😊

[@christopherbland2310]

Really helpful. I actually want to mount HP WC paper like this for large-scale charcoal drawings. Excited to give this a try

[@KendrasKornerAudio]

This was very helpful and painting wise more than likely I will paint some sort of abstract flower piece or landscape. Depends on my mood.😅

[@denises9455]

❤❤😊

[@sarahmiles5726]

Is it possible to paint on your watercolour paper first, and then when it's a finished piece, somehow stretch it over?

[@RebelUnicornCrafts]

You can, but I'd just frame it, personally. I've seen some 'stretch' the watercolor paper if the paper buckled more than they'd like and it stayed that way after it dried.