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Fall Pumpkin Watercolor | Creative Cain CabinYep call me crazy, like I don’t have enough on my plate right now….I found a new hobby, watercolor painting. I’ve had the paints and paper bought for quite some time but just decided to give it a whirl. Now, I’m no artist by any stretch of the imagination but I can do a simple sketch and paint it and with time I’m hoping to get better. Pumpkin Watercolor Print | Creative Cain CabinClick Here to Download the Fall Pumpkin Watercolor

Fall Indian Corn Watercolor Creative Cain Cabin I thought you might enjoy having my first masterpieces…hahaha….so I created a printable version. All the pieces will print off as an 8X8, but feel free to adjust them to fit your needs. I currently have mine framed and matted in the 12X12 size. You can either click on the downloadable link below each print or right click and save. Indian Corn Watercolor | Creative Cain Cabin Click Here to Download the Fall Indian Corn Watercolor

Fall Sunflower Watercolor | Creative Cain Cabin I currently have mine hanging in our entry way hall but it’s not a good spot for photo taking. Even my boys noticed and commented on how nice they looked. I hope you find a place to use a few of my watercolors in your home. They also make fun greeting cards, if you don’t need printable art. I’m sure you will think of a someway to use them 🙂 Sunflower Watercolor | Creative Cain Cabin Click Here to Download the Fall Sunflower Watercolor

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  1. Linda aka Crafty Gardener says

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    Well done Dawn, they say the busier you are the more you can do, and you are proving that.
    I love the sunflower and pumpkin, and I’m sure they are a wonderful addition to your entrance way.

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Linda, I am enjoying the simplicity of watercolors. I guess I can only make so many though. What will I do with them all? LOL

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  2. JoAnne says

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    Okay, you are crazy but in a good way of course! Wonderful job on your watercolors, they’re really beautiful! I’m guessing that painting is also a stress reliever and with all that you have going on, I’m sure you need that!

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    • Dawn says

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      JoAnne, I had never thought of it as a stress relief but Im sure it is and yes I am in need of that.

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  3. Yvonne @ StoneGable says

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    You are one talented girl, Dawn!!! What beautiful paintings! I love the Indian corn! Thanks for sharing!!!!

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    • Dawn says

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      Yvonne, thanks for stopping in. I think the indian corn was my first attempt.

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  4. susjc says

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    How very pretty and one of a kind! I call my drawings “Stickwork 101”. lol You did a great job and thanks for sharing them with us!

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    • Dawn says

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      LOL, love the stickwork term….maybe that’s what mine should be called.

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  5. Claudia says

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    Oh you talented girl! They are lovely. You did a stellar job.

    xo
    Claudia

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Claudia, hopefully I get better with time.

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  6. Kathleen G says

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    First I thought it was the watercolor app. Soft autumnal colors. Love the pumpkin! Creative Dawn, is who you are, love your blog, Kathleen in Az

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    • Dawn says

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      Kathleen, nope no app this time it’s the real deal.

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  7. Pamela @ FlowerPatchFarmhouse.com says

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    I have been dying to get back to watercolors but I have refrained. Like you I have so much going but it keeps calling to me. I look forward to seeing more of your watercolors.

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Pamela, I wanted to work on more today but who knows if I will have the time. They’re so fun to do.

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  8. Balisha says

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    When I first took a watercolor class, the instructor told us to always frame our art work. Framing it makes such a difference. Your pictures are wonderful…I especially like the sunflower.

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    • Dawn says

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      Balisha, thanks for the tip. I agree framing made all the difference, before it was just a curled up piece of paper.

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  9. Jane @ Cottage at the Crossroads says

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    Dawn, I love your watercolor paintings! I have been taking some art classes over the past year but we’ve never gotten around to watercolors and that’s what I wanted to try!

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    • Dawn says

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      Jane, how fun actual classes. Ive never had a class I just make it up as I go along. LOL

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  10. Aunt K O. says

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    So heart-warming & beautiful! I’ll make prints for sure! You’re one multi-talented gal!

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  11. Bev says

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    What fun it is to pick up an art brush and paint away! Good for you!! -Bev

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    • Dawn says

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      Bev, thank you 🙂 I certainly enjoyed the whole process.

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  12. Pat Peele says

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    These are beautiful! You did a great job. I have my paper, paints and brushes. Do I copy these directly off on watercolor paper or do I print and then transfer to watercolor paper with pencil? My printer is inkjet. Thanks

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    • Dawn says

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      Pat, if you are wanting to paint them yourself I would just use transfer paper to sketch the design. If you just want to do nothing, just print with your inkjet printer and frame.

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  13. debbiedoos says

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    Those are gorgeous watercolors Dawn! I love the sunflower.

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Debbie, the sunflower is my favorite too.

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  14. Kris @ Junk Chic Cottage says

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    Look at you creative girl. Love these so pretty.
    Kris

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank Kris, who knew I may have some talent for watercolors. LOL

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  15. martina says

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    Girl you are good…they look beautiful!!

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    • Dawn says

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      Thank you Martina, I hope they get better with more practice.

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  16. Laura says

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    I love these! I saw tutorial similar to your corn on the Frugal Crafters Blog, really helps if you know nothing like me!
    Thanks for sharing.

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    • Dawn says

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      Laura, they are so fun to do you should try sometime.

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  17. Deborah Kaplun says

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    Dawn I have been wanting to dabble in water colors. Did you use watercolor pastels? For a start, I am hoping that I could get more accurate shades of colors. What do you suggest? You did a beautiful job on all of them! I am so glad that you framed them! They look like a million dollars!

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    • Dawn says

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      Deborah I purchased watercolor pencils. I actually fill the design in with the pencil and then go back over it with water to blend and bleed the colors.

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  18. Elizabeth Menard says

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    Hi Dawn,
    I love this sunflower! Thank you so much for the free print. It will look great in my office! Cheers, Elizabeth

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    • Dawn says

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      Elizabeth, you’re so welcome. Enjoy!

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  19. Debbie says

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    Your water colors are amazing. I will be downloading the sunflower and pumpkin when we get out of this blistering hot summer. You are definitely talented and very busy. I spend most of my time de-weeding the gardens and preparing for my daughter’s wedding. Have a good week.

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    • Dawn says

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      Debbie, that weeding is a never ending thing. I try to mulch heavily to avoid many weeds. HAve a great time preparing for the wedding 🙂

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  20. Diane says

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    How fun are these watercolors! I was just texting with my granddaughter yesterday and sent her a copy of the one and only water color I did in art class when I was her age. Mine is not a fall image, but still…. it’s the best artwork I ever did even though it’s not fantabulous as yours. xo My house is pretty much ready for fall too since it’s my favorite season and I never drag my feet about putting out my fall decor. Thanks for all these links… I’ll be taking a peek at them.

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    • Dawn says

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      Diane, have a great time looking around today I know you’ll find plenty of great ideas.

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  21. Jackie says

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    Dawn, You are so generous to share your art with us. I printed them out card size and interspersed them with the letters on my “Fall’s Here” banner. They are wonderful.

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    • Dawn says

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      Jackie how creative of you, so glad you were able to make them your own….wonderful 🙂

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