Cozy Cranberry Harvest

Fun Fact

Cranberries are unique because they have tiny air pockets inside, which makes them float! This is why cranberry bogs are flooded during harvest – the berries rise to the surface, making them easier to gather.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Berry Brilliance - Use a range of reds, from bright crimson to deep burgundy, for the floating cranberries to make them really pop against the water.
2. 2🖍️ Watery Reflections - Color the water with soft blues and grays, adding gentle ripples and perhaps hints of reflected sky or the red berries themselves.
3. 3✨ Autumnal Accents - For the marsh plants and distant trees, use warm autumn tones like golden yellows, rust oranges, and muted greens to capture the season's beauty.
4. 4🌈 Sky and Horizon - Give the sky a clear, crisp blue, and use softer, hazier blues or purples for the very distant trees to create a sense of depth and atmosphere.