Altoid tin watercolor palette diy

DIY palette: Improved technique for making a “do it yourself” watercolor palette with an Altoids tin and a mini ice cube tray.

Aloha Borgs, I don’t know about you, but I really like the idea of travel art supplies that I can throw in my purse and pull out whenever I need them. So, when I found out people were making travel watercolor pallets out of Altoid tins, I was all over it. However, as I was looking at other people’s diys I couldn’t really find one that I liked 100%, so I figured why don’t I just make my own. I’ve never made a tutorial before, so bear with me. Also, if you want me to film me making this…

I love my little mint tin watercolor palette. It’s usually in my car, my back pack or on my art table. I wanted to make another one and thought I would show the process that I found on-line…

St’Valent | Modern Stained Glass on Instagram: "DIY watercolor palette for people who love vintage containers + paint! 🤗🎨 If you guys don’t know, these are moldable plastic beads that are heat activated and can be reshaped into anything you need 😮 If you guys know me, you know that I am a HUGE fan of mini and cute things as well as vintage containers 💓✨️ So when I found this aesthetic vintage tin, I knew I could turn it into a watercolor travel palette that I can refill with my favorite…

Painting pan and collapsible water cup that all fits in an Altoids tin. Great for always having paint and water when out and about. Designed in Fusion 360 by myself. 3d Printed in TPU flexible plastic Available in 8 or 12 paint pan, or as an .STL download. - Altoids portable painting kit

Travel Watercolor Set: I went to a dollar store looking for tin boxes to create an instructable that I could use. I found a Sucrets Complete tin of 18 lozenges, packed in three tiers of six each, in their own individual plastic wells.

Learn how to make a tiny palette box for your watercolor paints. These boxes easily slip in your purse or tuck in a pocket so that you can paint everywhere and anywhere. Perfect for traveling or sk…

My home-made Altoids travel tin is traveling in France! Sadly, I am NOT traveling in France. I gave it to a deserving artist, who filled it with these watercolors and is giving it a good workout. Photos to be posted later. If you're interested in making one, here's what I did... First, trace around the outside of the tin 3 times. You are making a template for 3 layers of polymer clay. Draw the pans you think you'd like to make. I drew a couple of designs before choosing one. If you use a fat…

DIY Travel Watercolor paint tin palette