Open your dried wine pouches and pour the contents into 2 of the plastic containers.
You will need a small amount of either Rosé or Pinot Noir to mix with the paint. What ever you happen to have left over will do.
Gradually add the wine in small amounts, adding more until your consistency is like the video and image provided.
*A GUIDELINE FOR MIXING:
IF you are using Pinot Noir as your wine, mix water with the Rosé first and add a very small amount of Pinot Noir to it.
IF you are using Rosé as your wine, you can mix it to both dried paints.
Even though I stated the above guideline, you can be creative and use the same wine to mix with both or stick with only mixing with the matching wine(s).
Allowing your paints to sit will give the dried wine time to absorb the liquid. Most likely you will have to add more as they tend to dry out but be careful not to add to much.
Fill the 3rd container with a small amount of wine that you will be using. If you happen to have both Rosé and Pinot Noir available, you can use the 3rd and 4th containers to hold them and find a replacement container for your water.
Every wine colour is unique so your painting will be different than mine but that’s the fun part of wine. Not one piece will be the same!