These kids art projects are absolutely beautiful. Of course, we love each and every thing our child makes, but these fun ideas are especially wall worthy.
If you’re looking for a new art project to try to fill up all that space on your walls, we have a bunch!
21 Kids Art Projects That Are Wall Worthy
Watercolor Art – Your kids can easily make a watercolor print with markers and water.
Crumpled Paper Art – Who knew crumpled up paper could be so pretty? via Buggy and Buddy
Cloud Art – Inspired by one of our favorite Eric Carle books, Little Cloud, this art project is so fun.
Aluminum Foil Art – Use aluminum foil, markers and string for this colorful art project. via Let’s Lasso The Moon
Stained Glass – Make a stained glass butterfly without the glass!
Glue Resist – Glue and paint make such a lovely piece of art! via The Artful Parent
Soap Bubble Art – Blow bubbles to create art! This is so much fun for kids to make.
Watercolor Nautical Art – Paint with your favorite colors and then add a cut out nautical shape on top. via Silhouette School Blog
Salt Art – Salt and paint is another great art combination with awesome results!
Button Tree – Have a grown up paint a basic tree design on a canvas and let the little ones glue on buttons for leaves. via Crafts by Amanda
Fingerprint Poppy Flowers – Use just your fingerprint to make these pretty red poppy flowers. via Crafty Morning
Marbled Milk Paper – You can even use milk to paint! This gives a really cool look. via Babble Dabble Do
Styrofoam Printing – Paint with styrofoam and use a pencil to create a design on top. via Art Bar
Tissue Paper Art – Grab your favorite colors of tissue paper and a water bottle and make this great art project. via Kids Craft Room
Bleeding Hearts Art – Draw hearts on watercolor paper and let your kids paint inside. via Meri Cherry
Seahorse Art – Use this free printable for a beautiful stained glass effect. via The Crafty Classroom
Sunburst Paintings – Use a ruler to draw a sunburst pattern and then color it in. So pretty! via Small for Big
Paper Weaving – This is a simple art project that is also great for fine motor skills! via Babble Dabble Do
Tissue Transfer Art – Here is another amazig watercolor effect with tissue paper. I can’t wait to try this. via It’s Always Autumn
Citrus Stamped Canvas – Dip lemons and limes in paint and use them as a stamp. via Busy Mommy Media
Shake It Up Painting – This no mess project is perfect for little artists. via Sunny Day Family
The post 21 Kids Art Projects That Are Wall Worthy appeared first on Kids Activities Blog.
No comments:
Post a Comment