Today I’m sharing 10 of the best alternative painting techniques for kids from last week’s #Pintorials linky and around the web. Why limit yourself to using a brush..?
10 awesome alternative painting techniques for kids:
- Invitation to mix colours on foil from Sand in my Toes
- Bubble wrap roller painting from My Bored Toddler
- Co-operative shapes & colours painting from Mosswood Connections
- Bubble painting from Mini Monets & Mommies
- Chalk painting outdoors from Hodge Podge Craft
- Marble Art from education.com
- Make natural paint brushes using plants from Learn Create Love
- Painting with a toy car from Hodge Podge Craft
- Credit card painting from Happy Hooligans
- Paint using feathers (plus 10 more ideas!) from Crafts On Sea
This week I am linking up my Autumn scavenger hunt (with free printable) which is another great reason to get outside exploring nature as a family before the kids have to go back to school – I hope you enjoy it!
Why not check out my co-host ET Speaks From Home (baking) too?
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What a fabulous collection of painting techniques. There are a few that I am eager to try!
Right Shelah? It can be so much more exciting when you try some unconventional methods! 😉