String Print Butterfly Art Project
This butterfly art project for kids involves printing with paint-covered string. This results in pretty, symmetrical string art designs on the wings! This is another
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Printmaking is an art activity that allows kids to see cause & effect in action! Try these easy printmaking activities for kids with materials found at home!
This butterfly art project for kids involves printing with paint-covered string. This results in pretty, symmetrical string art designs on the wings! This is another
Create DIY stamps with cardboard and other items from your recycling bin. Then make print after print! Art activity and post by Joanna Walker of The
Yesterday, I wrote about our new and super awesome Stampville architecture stamps. We have just been loving all the different things you can create with
I wasn’t planning to write a blog post about this Stampville rubber stamp set, but we’ve been using and loving these stamps so much that
Learn how to do this easy styrofoam printmaking project with kids. Have you tried styrofoam printmaking with your kids? It’s a remarkably easy and rewarding
Post by Jamie Hand Do you remember the Lay’s potato chip commercial, “you can’t eat just one”? Well, with gelatin printmaking, I bet you can’t
How to make beautiful pulled string art by combining mirror-image string blottos with a pulling technique. Try on a small or large scale and with
I’ve had playdough lace prints on my mind for a while now. Years, in fact. I’d seen a photo of lace printing in cookies via pinterest and the
The easiest and best way to do monoprinting with kids involves spreading the paint on a plexi sheet or frame with a roller and drawing
Post by Jamie Hand Printmaking is a great way to engage artists of all ages. The magic of pulling the print (lifting the paper) to see
This circle art activity is a great open ended art activity for kids with new tools, materials, and techniques added as interest demands. Start by
Remember those heart shirts we made a few years ago with heart doily prints? We really loved them! So much so, in fact, that when
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