Make Homemade Watercolor Paints
Make homemade watercolor paints with simple household ingredients. Inexpensive and perfect for children’s art!
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Make homemade watercolor paints with simple household ingredients. Inexpensive and perfect for children’s art!
I made an alphabet and number set for Maia’s felt board before Easter. It was a lot easier than I expected. Aimee left a comment
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We did some good old-fashioned watercolor resist painting the other day, using a melting crayon art technique and mostly Christmas colors.
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We made wood sculptures with the art group yesterday using frame pieces, popsicle sticks, and some other small scrap wood pieces. The kids glued all
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