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08/28/2019
Rainbow Elephant Watercolor Kit
I love each and every kit I have but this one may be my favorite
GA
United States
02/03/2019
A new love
Love the kit, love the easy follow directions , love the YouTube channel to follow along, love the Facebook interaction for the same love of art. I’m not not artist , but I’m great at copying and making it my own. These kits give you confidence to enjoy the process of trying out something new. Thank you so much. Will be buying future ones. Waiting for the turtle one. Denise
DS
United States
02/02/2019
Love love love
This elephant was what drew me into Let's Make art. So sweet and whimsical! I watched the live tutorial and just painted him this week! The colors are gorgeous, Sarah's explanations clear. I was getting a little "stripey" looking on the ear and she washed her brush over someones and poof it blended great! So did mine. The rainbow water doesn't look like hers but I'm not mad about it. Love love love this one!
KC
United States
02/02/2019
Loved it!
I bought a couple of kits for my sister as a gift, and this one to try myself. So much fun, and I was so impressed at what I was able to accomplish. My seven year old daughter painted along with me and did great. My sister loved her kits as well. It definitely makes a beautiful gift.
CK
United States
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