Collall Filter Paper is of premium quality, making it perfect for a wide range of craft activities. Thanks to its excellent absorption and fine texture, you can create stunning color gradients and unique effects.

Applications:

• Crafting: Ideal for cutting and folding shapes such as flowers and other decorations.
• Painting: Suitable for wet-on-wet techniques, effortlessly bringing smooth color transitions to life.
• School Projects: A great choice for educational activities focused on creativity and experimentation. For example, make small balls from pieces of colored filter paper and stick them onto cardboard in different shapes.

Format: A4 (210 x 297 mm) – convenient and versatile for a variety of uses.

Collall Filter Paper – Perfect for Various Techniques with AquaTint Liquid Watercolor

Techniques with AquaTint and Collall Filter Paper
With AquaTint liquid watercolor and Collall Filter Paper, you can endlessly experiment and create beautiful artworks. Here are some inspiring techniques with AquaTint accessories to try:

1. Wet-on-Wet Painting
   Use the Collall Spray Bottle (COLSPRAY100C) to dampen the filter paper, then apply AquaTint to the wet paper using a brush or pipette. The colors blend together to create stunning, soft effects.
2. Dropping with a Pipette
   Use a dropper pipette (COLPIPET) to apply AquaTint onto the filter paper. Let the colors flow into each other to create unique patterns and color play.
3. Making Flowers
   Cut circles from AquaTint-colored filter paper. Take a circle and pinch it in the middle. Fold or lightly twist the paper upward to create petals. Combine several differently colored circles for fuller, colorful flowers. Wrap a chenille wire (pipe cleaner) tightly around the pinched center to secure the flower, leaving the rest of the wire hanging down as the stem.
4. Splattering and Spraying
   Use a splatter screen (COLSPATRAAM) or spray bottle (COLSPRAY100C) to splatter paint onto the paper. This adds a playful and dynamic effect.
5. Color Mixing Experiments
   Let two or more AquaTint colors blend together on the filter paper. This is ideal for helping children explore primary and secondary colors in a fun and creative way.