An easy way to rip down a full sheet of watercolour paper.

The most economical way to buy watercolor paper is in full 22"x30" sheets. Learn a simple way to rip a sheet down to smaller sizes and keep the beautiful deckled edge. 🤩 FREE mini course: "Watercolor Techniques: How to develop your style (even if you're just starting out!). Register here to receive your course link: www.artsofcour...
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[@janetgoldstein7597]

Very concise and accurate. Thanks

[@jennw6809]

Great tutorial. But I'm confused by the statement that the sheets tear down into standard sizes for framing. I've never found premade frames in 7 1/2" x 11"

[@chelsmeister]

I believe an A4 frame is like 8.3x11.7 inches, or a standard 2:3 frame near that size would be 8x12 inches. You typically want to leave a little room around the edges of the painting within the frame

[@reginaldforthright805]

This was useful and easer than cutting. But there’s no use preserving edges since they will be destroyed by stretching. Unless you’re using the 300 pound.

[@ArtsofCourse]

Thanks for your comment Reginald. Jess doesn't stretch his paper when he paints. He uses the "towel method" which is explained in this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3qTo2OVmZqfpck

[@ArtsofCourse]

That's true Reginald, but our instructor Jess never stretches paper and very rarely tapes the edges either. We find it unnecessary with 100% cotton paper.

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