Sargent Art 22-6210 10-Count 4-Ounce Watercolor Magic

I love this product. I used it to stain wooden blocks and the colours are so intense and beautiful! Now we are using to paint with. It goes a long way as the colours are so bright you need very little.

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Beautiful colors!Like others, one was leaking in the package. They need to work on their packaging.Overall, they work well, the colors are amazing!I use them to color water and sensory bin fillers in my classroom

Amazing watercolor dye set! Considering how other dye sets are so expensive (ones in glass jars) I decided to buy this set & make my own. I was very surprised at how well these worked, esp. considering how cheap they are! With this set you can make any color that you dream of! I included a pic to demonstrate a few of the basic colors you can make. These are really convenient in that you simply put a few drops onto a surface (I like to use the plastic paint pallet-thing (photo) & then you can mix colors or add water. The colors by themselves are VERY bright (which is good - this way if you want brighter colors you have them, if not, keep adding water until you get the desired shade). The dropper bottles I purchased were a must have as well, This way I know precisely what it takes to make each color (1 drop this, 2 drops water, etc.). PS:watercolor dyes dry out. In this way you can make deeper/brighter colors. Put watercolor dye onto surface/pallet & add 5-6 drops water. Let it dry out. When you have the dried out dye add 1-2 drops water only to revive & then you have much deeper/brighter color than it was (bc it is less diluted).

The bottles were not screwed tightly and not sealed with a foil lid. Only 2 bottles were ok, everything else was leaked into the bag and then some to the box.

6 of the bottles leaked into the bags and never had the sealing cap on.

The color is wonderfully vibrant and really packs a punch. I (or rather, my 3-year-old) used them watered-down (50-50 or so) to paint a maple wood rainbow stacker and the colors turned out very bright. I barely used any of the paints (the bottles still look full) and she had leftover cups of paint to paint on paper with for a few days after. This is a huge quantity of paint! The paints stained everything they touched (and I had rainbow hands for a couple days from helping hold the wood pieces as she painted them) so I'd recommend gloved hands if you're going to get a lot on your hands and wearing old/dark clothes that you don't care about or won't show a stain when you use these paints.