I originally posted this last year, but it's a great activity to visit again ...
Using a pencil, make your pattern on the base.
Cover your design in poster paint.
I cut out some egg shapes for printing.
Then we added bubble wrap into the mixture...
and coloured sand, and did more printing.
It's so therapeutic, moving the paint around and popping the bubbles.
It's a great tactile experience; and if your child doesn't like getting paint on their hands, it's great fun to just put some bubble bath and water on the wrap and have a play - it feels so nice!
Today we started some Easter crafts. First we printed using pizza bases.
Using a pencil, make your pattern on the base.
Cover your design in poster paint.
I cut out some egg shapes for printing.
Then we added bubble wrap into the mixture...
and coloured sand, and did more printing.
It's so therapeutic, moving the paint around and popping the bubbles.
Some of our printed eggs and pictures.
It's a great tactile experience; and if your child doesn't like getting paint on their hands, it's great fun to just put some bubble bath and water on the wrap and have a play - it feels so nice!
This looks like a really good idea:) I have one little one who sometimes gets upset at being sticky or painty so i think i will give the bubble bath a try.Thankyou for the idea.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked the idea! Have fun with the bubble wrap!
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My kis love bubble wrap!! If it ever stops raining here I should give that one a go!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the new use for that bubble wrap! Will be reusing it from now on instead of throwing it out :) Izzy will have fun with it :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun craft! Thanks for this post.
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I'm going to keep this in mind next time we have bubble wrap!
ReplyDeleteA combination of paint and bubble wrap, two of my children's favourite things, perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove bubble wrap printing! The kids do too. Your eggs look fun!
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Maggy
love this idea
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Looks fun - although might stick to painting eggs! Less mess for my fussy three :)
ReplyDeleteLove this idea. Sensory activities are super fun and so it painting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up at Artsy Play Wednesday. Pinned it.
Your Easter crafts are all so adorable! come link them up at the brighton park homeschool link up so other homeschool mamas can find them!
ReplyDeleteMy kids would LOVE this project. Thank you for sharing with us at Share It Saturday. We will be featuring your post tomorrow :)
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