It’s another round of It’s Playtime. This week we are doing a round-up of posts relating to paint. There are so many ways your kids can play with and interact with paint! Thanks
Adventures at Home for inspiring this post. Last week she had fun marbling paper with shaving cream and dye. The results are stunning! She gives great tips on how to get the most from your project. I also loved how she incorporated art into a larger project/activity for her children to enjoy.
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More techniques you can use with paint:
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Ever pin something multiple times? I have referred to this site for
Watercolor Techniques multiple times.
One day we hope to
make our own alcohol dyes – love the way Artsyville made swirls with her paint!
Stamping with pencil erasers – this is SO simple! I love the different ways
LilMagoolie has fun with her kids in this project!
Remember last week’s strofoam prints? Here is another
foam art version from The Meta Picture.
Housing a Forest uses a
Credit Card to create Art. I love the idea of scraping our paint.
Another version of
relief painting, from Josephine. Her site is in French, but it is worth the visit to translate it and read her tips . I can see these becoming terrific cards!
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Thanks again for participating in another round-up of It’s Playtime. I collect the posts linked up over the months and feature them in themes. I can’t wait to see what you link up today. Happy browsing!! And remember 1) only family friendly posts accepted. 2) By linking up you are giving us permission to grab a photo and feature you, and 3) We will add you to our weekly newsletter. Thanks to my co-hosts for making this link-up possible each and every week!
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Let the Children Play
Hands On: As We Grow
Messy Kids
The Imagination Tree
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Lots of creative painting ideas! Thanks for sharing with us at the Weekly Kids Co-op.
What a great one stop shop for painting ideas. I keep meaning to try out the stypofoam printing with my son (he’s a bit young but I think he might enjoy the reveal even if i have to do the majority of the work).
Thanks for sharing on Kids co-op