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You are here: Home / Colored Pencils / 3 Mediums to Create Tulip Flower Wreaths – plus a new pencil class!

3 Mediums to Create Tulip Flower Wreaths – plus a new pencil class!

April 18, 2022 by Sandy Allnock 5 Comments Filed Under: Colored Pencils, Copic Beginner, Watercolor, Watercolor Flowers Series

It’s Earth Day week…so I’ll be playing with things that grow all week long here and on social media! Be sure to follow along for some crazy ideas.

Before we start….there’s a new class and digi stamps!

It’s spring….let’s do some coloring of flowers! I just launched a brand new Realistic Flowers Class — in colored pencil this time (last month was the Copic class with different flowers). If you only need the images and not the class, check out the Flower printables to color! (Should you accidentally buy the images then decide to take the class, just email and I’ll refund the digistamps fee.)

Video

Watch the video below or click here to view it on YouTube.

Wreath #1

The simplest – two color tulips, two color greens!

The colors:

Wreath #2

I used Polychromos pencils for this one….

Colors used:

Wreath #3

A little more expressive and loose! Colors are listed in the supply list below.

Inspiration collections of flowers

These pages each have dozens of ideas for florals – if you’re in need of inspiration, have at it!

Supplies

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  • Copic Markers (colors in photo above)
    • Copic Hex Chart
    • Neenah Cardstock, Solar White 250pk
  • Polychromos Pencils (color list above)
    • Polychromos Hex Chart
    • Daler Rowney Heavyweight paper
  • Daniel Smith Watercolors
    • Hansa Yellow Light
    • Anthraquinoid Scarlet
    • Green Gold
    • Phthalo Blue Turquoise
    • Arches Rough Pads
    • Da Vinci Maestro Kolinsky Sable Brush – Round 4

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  1. Henriëtte says

    April 21, 2022 at 12:38 pm

    Beautiful wreaths Sandy, I love that you showed it in three different mediums.
    Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial, stay safe and have a wonderful day.

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  2. gab says

    April 18, 2022 at 6:48 pm

    These are so beautiful Sandy … I love wreaths of any kind!

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  3. Beate Schröder says

    April 18, 2022 at 11:47 am

    Three beautiful wreaths, one more beautiful than the other!
    Just right for the sunny spring.
    Thanks for the great tutorial, I’ll try it this week…

    Reply
  4. June from Minnesota says

    April 18, 2022 at 6:46 am

    It is amazing to watch your projects evolve. Your tulips look so realistic, but yet have an ease to their shape. Less “fussing”, more looseness, right? The layers of color makes a ton of sense– but actually thinking about this is my downfall. I learn so much from each of your videos. Thank you for your inspiration!

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  5. GiniK says

    April 18, 2022 at 3:55 am

    It’s been a cold, windy spring here so far, and the flowers are going to be blooming later than usual – a good reason to make a few tulips indoors. Tulip wreaths look like a fun way to get Spring started, inside my head, if not in my garden!

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