Here is a great way to get kids painting and it doesn't use a paint brush!
Instead, I have simply used a piece of nature and created something amazing.
Instead, I have simply used a piece of nature and created something amazing.
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To begin.....
Micador have some brilliant paints, which I purchased from Big W.
These 'Itty Bitty Paint Pots' only set me back just a few dollars!
I decided to use Agapanthus plants as my paint brush.
These plants are commonly found in many household gardens, especially in Australia.
They grow easily and add a splash of colour and resemble fireworks.
These plants are commonly found in many household gardens, especially in Australia.
They grow easily and add a splash of colour and resemble fireworks.
When Agapanthus plants dry out they can easily be used a paintbrush.
I added my paints to some paper plates and held the end of my plant stem.
I really like that I was able to paint from a distance.
This provides me with a different perspective.
Children rarely have the opportunity to work at a distance from their paper.
Children rarely have the opportunity to work at a distance from their paper.
Children will love doing this activity!
The 'bristles' of my brush looked beautiful once my panting was complete.
Here I decided to have a go at using some fluro colours and use a sweeping action.
Once I was happy I hung up my masterpieces to dry.
I was really pleased with how it turned out and I didn't even use a paint brush!
These I will turn into some beautiful wrapping paper or possibly frame them.
Nature can give us the best tools to work with.
I hope your little one has a great time giving this activity a go.
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x Kate
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