Watercolor & Gouache: A collection of wildflowers

In this class, you'll learn to paint elegant wildflowers on a simple background. Using a limited palette & your wedge brush (or triangle brush), you'll create 6 cohesive designs on a 9x12 piece of watercolor paper that will be ready for framing. Or, simply paint them separately and use them for greeting cards, to add some lettering to, for name tags, gift tags, or anything else you might enjoy!
This class is for all levels. Some knowledge of watercolor and the wedge brush is helpful, but not required.
These aesthetically pleasing flowers are my "typical" wedge brush florals. If you've taken other classes of mine you'll likely be familiar with many of the strokes but also be introduced to some new ones. 
Feel free to change up the color palette, but I do recommend keeping it simple. There is so much beauty and wonder in delicate, enchanting florals when not a lot of fuss is required to make them! 
SUPPLIES:
Wedge Brush
Size 6 (or 8) - I'll be using a 6
A Triangle brush (xs or med) or Princeton Petals brush (6 or 10) can be substituted
A dagger brush is not recommended
Large round brush - size 12 for background wash
Cold-pressed Watercolor paper, 140# 
ANY size is fine but I'm using a 9 x 12 inch piece of paper 
I use Arches
scrap watercolor paper for practice
Watercolor (Please feel free to substitute colors and use what you have)
Perylene Green (Winsor & Newton)
Gouache (as above, feel free to change up your palette and/or use what you have)
Ash Blue (Holbein) - This is the main color I use for the florals and background
White gouache (or substitute Dr Ph Martin's Bleedproof white)
Black marker and/or black micron
Signo Uniball white pen and/or Sakura white gelly roll pen
Painters tape - 1 inch
Palette, water jars, tissues or old towel for blotting your brush
Snacks, drinks or anything else to make this a relaxing and enjoyable experience! :)