07/26/2026
💙 My heart is so full after today. 🎨
Today was one of those days that reminded me exactly why I started Blue Hour Watercolor Workshops.
The morning began at the Grimes Farmers Market, where I had the chance to meet so many wonderful people. While the sales weren’t the highlight, the conversations absolutely were. Every connection, every story shared, and every person who stopped to ask about watercolor is helping Blue Hour grow in ways I never imagined.
This afternoon, I had the honor of celebrating Chapter & Bloom Pop-Up Bookstore’s first anniversary by leading a watercolor bookmark workshop at The Rabbit Room! 📚💐 We painted whimsical, book-inspired bookmarks, and it was such a joy to celebrate such a wonderful local business. A heartfelt thank you to Taylor and Olivia for inviting me to be part of your special day. Congratulations on your first year—I can’t wait to see all that’s ahead for Chapter & Bloom!
To wrap up the evening, I headed to an in-home workshop with my friend Katie Hilsabeck and her family. Together we learned the basics of watercolor and painted beautiful sea turtles. One of my favorite things about teaching is watching everyone start with the same lesson and leave with artwork that’s uniquely their own.
And the weekend isn’t over yet!
🌾 Tomorrow morning you’ll find me at the Granger Farmers Market -July where we’ll be painting watercolor bookmarks and I’ll have my Blue Hour Watercolor Kits available for purchase. If you’re in the area, I’d love for you to stop by, say hello, and create something with us!
Thank you to everyone who continues to support this little dream of mine. Every conversation, every workshop, every kit, and every brushstroke is helping Blue Hour become the creative community I always hoped it could be.
Here’s to another calm, creative day tomorrow. 🌙💙
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