All you need is a big roll of paper, some paint and some paint brushes (they have these drawing paper rolls at Ikea for 5 bucks!) and here's a few ways to put that paper and brush to use...
Happy Monday to you all!!!
Monday, July 16, 2012
Ready to "ROLL"
Well, we are back from our quick little get away to sunny Nor Cal...and I'm not going to lie I really didn't want to leave! My little S had a riot with her cousins, and that's really the cherry on top! Not to mention, just being around my niece and nephews brings out the "I want to be a kid again" in me (c'mon we all wish that sometimes). So for a COLORFUL(and might I add...affordable) way to entertain you and the kiddies, I saw these great ideas from good ole' Miss Stewart that I just had to share...
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I like this idea...I might have to use it as wrapping for my Etsy!
ReplyDeleteI love the pencil holders and wrapping paper. What a great way to make your kid feel special.
ReplyDeleteBTW, the Baked Zucchini Sticks are finally up! :)
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Christina
Happy Monday! I live in Northern California...hope you enjoyed your visit.
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Very cute! creative time
ReplyDeleteKids art is always fabulous. I'm inspired every day by my students. They make the cutest things. Those place mats are the best. Love this post! Thanks! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love these! Glad you had fun with your sis! I wanna do the wrapping paper for Christmas, Grandparents would love that!
ReplyDeleteI used to love playing with paints as a kid, anything I could paint!! great idea for craft time :)
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seriously SO cute...
ReplyDeletewow what a great idea! i could do this for my primary class! thanks for sharing aarean. p.s. ive grabbed your button for my blog! i think everyone should share in the color you bring to the world :)
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