Here is my little budding artist at work
He loves getting dirty about as much as he does the actual art project...
our first finger painting experience
The cake he decorated for me for mother's day, complete with hand print and finger smooshes.
And face painting! okay... cake eating.
The cake was a surprise from Jeff to celebrate my getting into grad school! I'm starting a Master's program in the Fall for clinical psychology. I'm nervous, but really excited!
Looking forward to more toddler art projects this summer!
All you need for this project is: construction paper, hole punch, yarn, chalkboard paint, and felt. These were all things I had on hand, so it was a super easy and FREE project.
All I did was paint the construction paper with a few coats of chalkboard paint and after it dried (I did have to lay books on the edges to keep them from curling) I used the hole punch to make a border. Then I wove yarn around the border and left enough string to tie a bow with a long end from which I could tie a piece of felt that would become the eraser. I used a little snack size zip lock bag to put a few pieces of chalk in for the kids and stapled it to the top of the finished chalkboard.
Here's the finished product. The kids were super excited about them and it was a really easy project that even H helped me with!
