I was going to throw out these leftover foam coasters from our beginner-sewing activity, but I felt guilty because they were technically brand new.
So I decided to use them to make free-hand prints. I handed them to Ladybug Girl to cut into any shape:
And then I sprayed a piece of cardboard with adhesive (or go over the whole thing with a glue stick) and then let her arrange the shapes she cut into her own design.
So I decided to use them to make free-hand prints. I handed them to Ladybug Girl to cut into any shape:
scissor practice! |
And then I sprayed a piece of cardboard with adhesive (or go over the whole thing with a glue stick) and then let her arrange the shapes she cut into her own design.
Now paint!
I caught a picture of her throwing down her paintbrush, upset with mommy for painting the last piece. Whoops. |
Lastly, make a print by smoothing a piece of paper on top. We even made a print of a print:
The coasters made a nice effect. |
Inevitably, some free-hand painting and experimenting with other kinds of mono print techniques:
And the next thing I know, I come back from a bathroom break to this sight:
It wouldn't be the weekend without some messy play!
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