A girl waters potted flowers while Padre Pio holds another flowerpot beside a fountain

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Watering Flowers with Padre Pio

In this imagined scene, a girl waters daisies while Padre Pio holds a flowerpot beside a courtyard fountain.

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A blue watering can for yellow flowers

Follow the watering action from the blue can to the yellow petals below.

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Digital example: A girl waters yellow flowers with a blue can beside brown-robed Padre Pio.

1. Brown — robe
2. Light blue — watering can
3. Golden yellow — front pot’s petals

Color the robe brown, leaving the cord and held plant white.
Fill the can’s body, handle and spout blue; leave the perforated face white.
Color the front pot’s flower petals yellow and keep each center white.

The white drops should remain visible between the blue can and yellow flowers; leave the girl’s dress and foliage white.

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