Here is why I love this project: 1) we had all the stuff to make this already in our house and within easy reach 2) Both The Bee and The Bean could make and enjoy making these. I got the inspiration for this project from E is for Exploration and since we are starting to think valentines we decided to go with heart shapes. I begin by cutting a bunch of hearts out of colored construction paper. In this case the cheaper the paper the better. I then poured a little vegetable oil into two small plates. I gave each of the girls a few hearts, a plate of oil and a q-tip. They then painted the oil onto the heart with the q-tip. When on the table this looks a little like you set some fries on your art project but when I hung them in the window Ta-Da! They look beautiful! The oil makes the paper translucent, letting the light through sort of like stained glass.
Monday, January 30, 2012
87) Oil and Paper Window Garland
Here is why I love this project: 1) we had all the stuff to make this already in our house and within easy reach 2) Both The Bee and The Bean could make and enjoy making these. I got the inspiration for this project from E is for Exploration and since we are starting to think valentines we decided to go with heart shapes. I begin by cutting a bunch of hearts out of colored construction paper. In this case the cheaper the paper the better. I then poured a little vegetable oil into two small plates. I gave each of the girls a few hearts, a plate of oil and a q-tip. They then painted the oil onto the heart with the q-tip. When on the table this looks a little like you set some fries on your art project but when I hung them in the window Ta-Da! They look beautiful! The oil makes the paper translucent, letting the light through sort of like stained glass.
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thats a great effect. looks lovely
ReplyDeleteThis is simply beautiful! Love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm so gonna do this with Anderson!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love these! What a fun idea :-)
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