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Foil Painting
Using unlike surfaces is a great practise for learning new techniques and provides opportunities to use untraditional materials to create beautiful work on a uncomplicated everyday material.
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Minecraft Selfies
With some graph paper and a little bit of math you lot tin can make your very own Minecraft Selfie!
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Leafage Prints
Try your hand at printmaking with this fun activity! It merely takes three materials to create vibrant prints of your own.
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Glue Monsters
This is a great projection that combines art and scientific discipline for kids to create their own slimy monsters!
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Pulled String Art
Create mesmerizing visuals with this fun activeness that uses string and watercolors!
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Woven Paper Baskets
These baskets are great for decoration, gift baskets or for storing fine art supplies. It only takes a listing of five supplies to make your own unique handbasket!
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Calder-Inspired Paper Sculptures
During his career, Alexander Calder created some of the most well known public artworks around the land. Create your own mini Calder sculpture with simple craft supplies to burnish up your bookshelf, desk, or coffee table!
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Cardboard Curlicue Sculptures
Accept you ever seen a sculpture and thought "I could do that!" Endeavour your hand at sculptures by reusing household items similar rolls from paper towel to create a maquete (scale model) for your own sculpture!
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Stained Glass Art
Who would've thought yous could create cool artwork with just food coloring and glue?!
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Slotted Building Discs
Fidget spinners and stress balls can be helpful activities when you become writers block, but then tin edifice things! Check out these great templates to create your ain edifice discs for your home role or work table!
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Painted Potted Cacti
Plants tin do wonders for whatever room, but some tin be catchy for those without a dark-green thumb. Accept your worries out of the equation with this fun painting activity!
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DIY Foam Paint
Cream pigment adds great textures and is tons of fun! 4 supplies is all you need – Shaving Foam, Elmer's Glue, Nutrient Coloring, and Paper!
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Paper Boats
Dip your toes into the world of origami with this fun and elementary craft! Make a couple for the tub or a whole fleet for the pond pool!
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Paper Owl Mask
Create cool masks for your next lawn play with these simple and fun instructions. One time you master owls, try to claiming yourself to create other animal masks!
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Egg Carton Bounding main Scenes
Display shells, gems, rocks, and other treasures by transforming an empty egg carton into an bounding main wonderland!
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Bubble Snake Maker
Take your bubble game to the next level with this awesome Bubble Snake maker! Mix and match your snakes with dissimilar sized bottles and coloring to unleash snakes throughout the unabridged chiliad!
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DiY Sharpie Mugs
With Begetter's Day right around the corner, DIY Sharpie Mugs can make for nifty personalized gifts for dad or for yourself!
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Garden Markers
Practise you ever get so excited about prepping your garden that you lot forget which plants are which? Making garden markers is a groovy manner to recycle materials, provide helpful reminders, and add a custom look to your garden. The link beneath shows a number of different options to become even more artistic in the garden this flavor.
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Magic Paper Art Cubes
If your child loves fidget toys or something to keep their hands decorated, these little paper art cubes are addictive- for adults likewise! The instructions in the link beneath are peachy and at that place is a video as well- they are both towards the bottom of that page.
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Colored Pencil Cosmic Cat Drawings
If you love creating with colored pencils, these cosmic cats will really be upwardly your alley! Bank check out these clear, like shooting fish in a barrel-to-follow instructions that volition guide y'all in creating your own unique version. When y'all are working with colored pencil, peculiarly as a beginner, you may want to initially continue your drawings small then make larger drawings every bit yous grow more comfortable with colored pencil techniques. Nosotros strongly encourage checking out the "Basics of Using Colored Pencils" post below. *Note: Younger children may find information technology easier to draw a basic cat face and piece of work from there equally opposed to using a grid organization to draw one from a reference photo.
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Paul Klee Oil Pastel Cityscapes
Explore watercolor resist techniques by combining oil pastels with a watercolor wash to make vivid, colorful, geometric cityscapes inspired by artist, Paul Klee!
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Glue Suncatchers
Sun can be hard to come up by in Michigan sometimes, then catch it while you tin! A little flake of mucilage and food coloring tin go a long ways towards brighting upward your windows.
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Fingerprint Art
Here's a projection yous tin can really be "all thumbs" with! This is a great little project for the kiddos. All y'all need is paper, a stamp pad, and an ink pen. Ink upward those fingers and postage stamp them randomly around a piece of newspaper. Give them a few minutes to dry and so use an ink pen to transform them into monsters, animals, cars, balloons, fish- the heaven's the limit!
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Pen & Ink "Weirdos" by Alexander Gordon
Do yous or your child love sci-fi and/or character blueprint? Check out the piece of work of the very talented creative person, Alexander Gordon. Alex titles his characters "weirdos" and finds inspiration in the everyday items around him- pencils, toasters, appliances, etc. He starts out by cartoon symmetrical shapes in pencil and using the shapes as inspiration for the residue of the character. Next, he imagines what the eyes will look similar, and then adds in details, textures, and lots of personality earlier inking them in. When he inks them in, he uses a combination of both heavier outlines and finer lines for the details. Check out the many, many weirdos he has created over time- all of them completely different! View them for inspiration, but and then try making a few of your own completely unique weirdos and share your pics of them to artpix@annarborartcenter.org . We'd LOVE to gather enough "Weirdos" to share with Alex and everyone else!
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Make Your Own Scratchboards
Who doesn't love scratch fine art- and why spend money buying scratchboards when you tin make your own?You lot can make them with only oil pastels, as seen in the offset version below, or use crayons or oil pastels with either tempera or acrylic paint layered over it, as seen with the 2nd version below. Endeavour experimenting with unlike types of mark-making tools. Wooden tools may work best, like toothpicks, chopsticks, etc., but explore and experiment!
How to Make Scratchboards- Version 1
How to Make Scratchboards- Version two
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Cloud Dough
Oh, man. For a super pleasant, squishy experience, check out this easy-peasy cloud dough recipe. Nosotros gave this recipe a spin and it literally took i minute. It may have 2 or three minutes if yous wanted to work in some food coloring. Nosotros used cheap V05 strawberry conditioner with corn starch- roughly two parts corn starch, 1 part conditioner. Slowly mix in the cornstarch until the dough feels right. Information technology smelled lovely and made the softest clay. This is definitely addictive and is very much how nosotros imagine a cloud would feel.
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Simple Bound Journals
Do you need a new booklet for sketching in, keeping notes, making a curt scrapbook, or keeping grocery or to-do lists in? Look no farther! We are loving how these simple bound journals are both easy to make and use of some of our many lovely scraps that we haven't been able to part with.
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Clothespin Puppets
Clothespin puppets… they look like ferocious or maybe cute eating machines. If y'all've just fed your demanding cat, you'll notice the resemblance. Draw a fauna in profile, cut it horizontally through the mouth and gum the top half to the top border of the clothespin and the bottom one-half to the lesser border of the clothespin. For added fun, make a tiny beast that it is eating and mucilage or tape it to the back edge of the clothespin, so that you can see it when you open the larger beast's mouth.
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T-Shirt Yarn Rugs & Crafts
Every bit yous tackle this year's jump cleaning, don't throw away those old dilapidated t-shirts! Learn how to upcycle them by turning them into t-shirt yarn and transforming the "yarn" into rugs and other easy crafts. That old "Hanson" or "98 Degrees" t-shirt will discover a new life (and maybe a better life?) equally a colorful and stylish floor covering. This activeness is swell for ages 10 and up.
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Symmetrical Name Creatures & Designs
Brand a great sign for your door or your room with your name on it! The epitome on the far left is an example of bilateral symmetry. If yous were to draw a line down the eye of the name design, the right half would appear to exist a mirror image of the left half. The image on the right is an case of radial symmetry. Information technology's symmetrical in multiple directions around the center of the page. In that particular version of the projection, if you were to draw a diagonal line betwixt two corners and through the center of the page, the drawing on one side will always be a mirror prototype of the other side. When yous apply color to either your name brute or name design, brand sure the colors are a mirror image of each other as well! This activity is great for ages viii and up!
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American Gothic Parody Drawings
Grant Wood'due south painting, American Gothic, is one of the well-nigh recognized, and also one of the about parodied works of American art. A parody, in this case, is a funny false of a famous masterpiece. Use drawing materials to make your own parody of American Gothic and imagine what character pairing might put an interesting or humorous spin on it!
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Construction Newspaper Mosaics
A mosaic is artwork created by placing colorful small-scale pieces of stone, tiles or other materials closely together to grade an image. Tile mosaics were a popular form of artwork used by the Greeks, Romans, and other cultures throughout history. Lightly depict an epitome on a piece of structure paper. Now cut other colors of construction paper up into modest squares and glue the modest squares of colored structure paper onto your epitome to in effect, "color information technology in". Proceed the tiles shut together, but allow a little bit of breathing room between them.
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Homemade Stamps
We hope you lot'll find this like shooting fish in a barrel craft for kids "imPRESSive"! (We really worked hard on that pun.) Homemade stamps can be made in a wide variety of ways. Bottle caps and craft foam are a great way to create very specific shapes. Blocks wrapped with yarn, the time-tested potato stamp carving, and wine corks with foam or other stampable materials attached all piece of work well. This is kind of a 2 activities bundled into one sort of experience, as once they make the stamp, kids can so enjoy using information technology to create lots of patterned artwork.
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Nature Collages
It is practically summer, so we are sure spring must be… neeaar-ish??? Yes. Yep it is! At that place are leaves on copse now and a couple of flowers here and at that place! Don't permit this window of opportunity pass yous by! Forage and assemble a few natural materials, being careful not to harm new growth, and become collaging! The image paired with this post is of animals and may appeal more to young children, merely the link beneath contains inspiration including a few more avant-garde collages, fairies, collywobbles and insects, collages that incorporate drawing, and some outdoor earthworks. Get in some sunshine and fresh air this weekend with these seasonal sensations!
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Freezer Paper Stencils
For an easy fashion to decorate t-shirts, tote bags, and more than, bank check out these easy fe-on freezer paper stencils! Utilize them with regular paint, fabric paint, spray pigment or bleach spray (meet the Bleached T-Shirt Designs postal service). Nosotros are really excavation this star wars t-shirt!
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Java Filter Butterflies & Crafts
While toilet paper may be hard to notice, coffee filters seem to be plentiful. Add some dazzling color to the filters with washable marking designs spritzed with water or dip them in food dye, then transform them into stunning butterflies, beautiful blooms, and more! View more crafts below.
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DIY Screenprinting
Screenprinting is crazy fun and a neat way to make multiples of your artwork or stylish designs. The materials you lot typically need to screenprint are not necessarily items most people would have at home. Fear non, here is an piece of cake screenprinting hack. No- information technology volition never give y'all the same effect every bit using a fine mesh screen and screen filler, only volition it do the job- absolutely! A nylon stocking will work for the mesh screen, merely if you happen to have a stronger, finer sheer material like organza or an one-time sheer window curtain around, requite that a go. A tighter, stronger weave volition serve you well. This project works best with ages 10 and up, but could work for younger kids with additional assistance.
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Tin Tin can Crafts
We CANnot believe how many absurd things can be made with can cans. We know you're thinking, tin tin can art was so 1980's. Wrong. It's totally in for 2020. With more cans around our house than tp rolls, nosotros're bringing it dorsum. Make some prolific robot sculptures, luminaria, windchimes, or your own unique metal marvels with concluding night's spaghetti o's (or organic, low-sodium, gluten gratuitous soup) tin!
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Watercolor Insects in Warm & Cool Colors
Are you buggin' out from all the indoor time? Check out this bright and cheery watercolor insect project. Acquire near warm and cool colors. You tin can comprise any type of issues you want- a behemothic beetle, lady bug, praying mantis, bumblebee, ant, stink bug, or even an imaginary insect.
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Oil Pastel Mural
Learn how to use blending techniques with oil pastels to create a colorful masterpiece. We encourage you to sentinel the tips on how to blend oil pastels before moving onto the landscape video. The landscape video will give you some ideas on how to make one, just employ it equally inspiration to come upward with your own version that may include hills or mountains, valleys, ponds, rivers and fields, etc.
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Mindbending Op Fine art
Op Fine art is short for "Optical Art". It is abstract art that uses patterns to trick the middle into seeing movement, subconscious images, warping, or vibrating imagery. Learn how to create your ain mindbending images!
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Drawing Emotions & Facial Expressions
When we express an emotion, what changes in our facial expression? Our eyes, eyelids, eyebrows, mouth, nose, and facial muscles all work together to create a pic revealing how nosotros experience. Try the do below and view how a few different artists visually exaggerate their character's facial expressions to communicate emotions.
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Secret Drawings
With but the moving picture of a white crayon or oil pastel, create a secret drawing that no one else can see. But paint over the newspaper with vibrant watercolor paints, liquid watercolor, or watered-down tempera paints and all volition be revealed! The paint will not comprehend over the white crayon or oil pastel- they act as a "resist". The drawing volition show up best if you lot press a lilliputian harder with the crayon or draw thicker lines.
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Envelope Design
Discover the lost fine art of snail mail service. Snail mail doesn't have to exist a snooze. Requite your reader something extra special to look forward to by manipulating or illustrating the outside (or even the interior!) of the envelope. This project tin can be done in a number of different ways that appeal to kids, teens, or adults.
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Tiny Pets
These modest pets are not bad for kids and even more fun to make. Put those old altoid tins or pocket-size boxes into use. Many of the examples in the link beneath use felt, but construction paper, constitute materials, sculpey clay, and other odds and ends will work just likewise.
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Fairy Garden Accessories
With the weather condition starting to warm up, at that place'due south no time like the present to get working on a Fairy Garden. Grab your glue gun, some twigs, twine, wire, acorns, and whatever other plant materials you lot have laying around to accessorize your fairy'southward dream home.
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Fantastic Food Art
Explore some culinary creativity! Fine art can happen anywhere. Fifty-fifty on your plate. What child doesn't relish playing with their nutrient? Make fruits and veggies a little more fun to eat or aqueduct your stress baking into some artistic masterpieces.
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Accordion Books
Accordion books can be fabricated in a myriad of ways and yous can fill them with written stories, illustrated images, scrapbooked photos, and more. They tin be the size of a matchbox or large plenty to serve as a small, portable sketchbook.
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Nebula Jars
Are you obsessed with glitter? For those of you that need some sparkle in your life, here'southward a colorful, swirly, hypnotic project for y'all and the kids. You tin utilise a mason jar, a plastic h2o canteen, a small vial, or merely about annihilation that is both sealable and transparent.
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Easy Friendship Bracelet Loom
Add some bling to your wrist with this super easy friendship bracelet loom. Once you start going, it will be hard to cease!
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Tinfoil Masterpieces
Brand some artwork that really POPS! This colorful activeness simply requires a niggling cardboard or paperboard (like from a cereal box), glue, yarn, foil, and colorful sharpie or permanent markers.
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DIY Planters
In between snowstorms, nosotros know you all are ready to get out in the sun and start gardening. Transform your can cans, popsicle sticks, plastic bottles, clothespins, old toys, and more than into a beautiful and useful planter! Bank check out a variety of options using the link below.
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Upcycled Fashion
Fifty-fifty while we're indoors, it can never hurt to dress your all-time! Check out the link below for instructions on how to make processed wrapper bracelets, newspaper hats and outfits, recycled t-shirt headbands and bracelets, a superhero jet pack and duct tape mask, easy material scrap tutus, no-sew t-shirt bags and more!
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Newspaper Marbling
Add together a niggling zero to your paper scraps with a variety of different paper marbling techniques! Try 1 or endeavor them all. From our feel, we love how well paper marbling with shaving cream comes out. The colors are usually vibrant and crisp, the leftover shaving cream is fun to play with, and information technology leaves a pleasant smell in the air… for a very long fourth dimension. So you might want to exercise it outside. Our summer campers adored this activity. Be sure to check out some of the other newspaper marbling methods that utilise oil, milk, and more. You can use the marbled papers you make to create cards or other projects.
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Pop-Up Cards
Bring your cards to life with some 3-dimensional elements! Brand a cute chick, like in the picture, or a scary monster! Are you a piffling older and up for more challenge? Try out some of the more than circuitous examples of pop-up cards show in the link beneath.
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Scribble Animal
Start with one continuous scribble on your folio, then notice faces within your scribbles and draw them in! Do this on your ain or with someone else. Y'all can make a scribble, merchandise it with a partner, and then find the creatures inside it. To stretch this activity out, add together some color!
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No-Mess Smush Painting
No mess. Such cute words. This is a super easy ane for the kidlets. Just a few drops of paint on some newspaper, pop it in a ziploc bag, seal information technology upward tight, and allow your tiny painter smush abroad!
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Homemade Sidewalk Chalk Paint
Chalk this up as an easy-informal outdoor activeness for those upcoming sunny days. There's a number of dissimilar recipes or means to practise it. Yous can use brushes and muffin tins, eject bottles, or spray bottles- you can fifty-fifty make frozen sidewalk chalk. Exam this out on the next prissy day.
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1,000 Toilet Paper Tube Crafts
Okay, so we know some of you out there have, shall we say, an abundance of toilet paper. Like a beaver building a damn, yous have assembled a near fortress of toilet paper Here is your chance to emerge from your 2-ply, ultra-soft Charmin abode and put the remnants to use in a creative capacity. Get rollin'!
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Zentangle Drawings
Zentangle drawings are an easy, meditative project. You can keep things simple or become very elaborate. There are no mistakes. The more patterns yous add together, the better it looks- okay, there'south a limit, merely it's really difficult to surpass it. Even better, add some color. If y'all are sheltering-in-place with other people, yous could each depict one, swap them, and colour in the folio.
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Typography & Analogy
Find a favorite quote or song lyric and employ typography to illustrate it. Typography is arranging and styling type to make it highly-seasoned to read. You can illustrate your quote using merely typography or add images as well. It'due south your choice!
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RAISED Common salt PAINTINGS
Feeling a little salty lately with all this indoor time? Get it all out on newspaper with this fun painting action. It calls for liquid watercolors, just you lot can utilise watered downwardly nutrient coloring or watered down tempera paint.
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Fabric Mache Bowls
Put some of your nicest cloth scraps to work and make a dazzling fabric mache basin. We tested this out with our youngest group of Art Campers (5-7 year olds) and they made some great pieces. In that instance, nosotros had solo cups on-manus and used them instead of bowls to make fabric pencil holder cups. Experience free to experiment with different shapes and vessels beyond bowls. Narrow strips of fabric work well and they shouldn't be likewise long- no more than than vi inches. It may take more than one layer of textile mache. Permit each layer of fabric dry out before you add some other. Thinner, natural fabrics, similar cotton fiber work best. If yous take one-time cotton shirts or clothes, this is a great way to repurpose them.
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"Taste Buds" Pairings
Designer and Illustrator Philip Tseng created a series of "Taste Buds" Pairings- food characters that accept plant their ameliorate half. His fun kawaii-style characters brightened our day. Some things are just improve when they're together. Try your hand at creating your own favorite food pairings!
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Make THE LONGEST PAPER Chain EVER
This activeness is guaranteed to keep going and going and going…
Light upwardly your life with a little color, or a LOT of color! Use up all that scrap paper and junk mail service- simply make sure the paper is thick enough to concord a lilliputian weight. Requite it a squeamish color pattern. First out with some easy goals. A newspaper chain that'south 10 anxiety long, a concatenation that goes effectually the unabridged room, a chain that can go effectually the entire house… you can really take this as far as y'all would like information technology to go. The net tells the states that the Guiness Book of Earth Records lists the longest newspaper chain as 54.33 miles. So you should probably go started at present.
Moveable Cat or Domestic dog Character
Make some kinetic art today! Utilize the instructions and template below to create a moveable dog or cat character. You can besides apply the same premise and construction methods to create an entirely dissimilar character that is all your own. Cardstock or posterboard works bang-up for this (if you do print the template out, you can glue it right onto it). Construction newspaper volition piece of work too, merely may be more fragile. What are you waiting for? GET "MOVING"!
Torn Paper Collages
Torn newspaper collages are a cracking activity for kids, teens and adults. Magazines, newspapers, junk mail ads, newspaper remnants from craft projects, etc. work well for this project. Yous can make up your ain design or work from a reference photo, but it'south ever helpful to beginning sketch out the paradigm on your paper before starting your collage.Tear upwards bits of newspaper past hand or use scissors if you adopt. You lot may choose pieces of newspaper that only contain colour or you lot tin compose with papers that have both color and writing or patterns on them to give your artwork more texture. This is an easy style to relax, savour, and unplug!
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Blackout Poesy
Create a stunning visual verse form by singling out and visually highlighting words or phrases on a page from an old book or paper. These poems tin can be deep and meaningful or light-hearted and fun. Your illustrations can be literal or abstract, simple or complex. You choose!
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Calling All Pancake Artists!
Wondering what to accept for breakfast? Punch up your get-go meal of the 24-hour interval with some colour and creativity! Add a piddling nutrient coloring to your pancake batter. Pouring each color of concoction into a clasp bottle is great if y'all have them, but y'all can also use whatever containers you accept at domicile- a liquid measuring cups, empty-make clean-and-repurposed additive squeeze bottles or water bottles, a turkey baster, etc. No food coloring on-hand or prefer not to use it? No problem! The link of examples also features some images of pancake designs made without nutrient coloring. Nosotros hope y'all will share with us your culinary creativity and send pics of your pancake fine art to artpix@annarborartcenter.org!
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Painting with Bubbles
Who doesn't love bubbles? Yous might— if you exercise this indoors, lol! And then have this project OUTSIDE and enjoy all that chimera painting has to offering. Nosotros did this with our summer camp and the kids had a blast! Discussion to the wise, tempera paint may be a little less "stainy" on the peel than nutrient coloring (#lifelessons) -unless you're using red. Red with any blazon of paint likes to linger. Experiment with using ane straw to blow bubbles or even record a few together. If you lot don't have straws, you can always employ bubble wands or a water canteen cut off 1/three of the mode downwardly from the top. Yous can put the bubble mixture in cups or in a muffin tin. For an actress "flare-up" of creativity, mask the paper with cutting-out shapes and blow bubbles around the mask. Explore and experiment!
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Mini Golf Course Design: Indoor or Outdoor
As a sixteen twelvemonth veteran of summer camp programs, if you desire something that will go on your kids busy and requires relatively little effort on your function (at least for kids ages eight and up)… mini golf course design is a real winner. This can exist equally aesthetic as your kids want to brand information technology. Cardboard, big cardboard tubes, former pool noodles, and random upcycled materials are your friends. Truly, you lot tin make a mini golf course out of just nigh anything. The whole attempt is a balance of artistic design and applied science. If you don't take a golf club handy, no worries. Y'all can make one out of found materials or cardboard. If you don't desire to go big, you tin get TINY and brand a tabletop version that you lot can play with a marble. For an extra claiming (or strategic reward!), have them spin effectually 10 times before they golf.
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Sculpt with Kinetic Sand
Kinetic sand tin can be a little messy, and then information technology may be better as an outdoor activeness or in some sort of deep container indoors. Information technology is easy to make, holds some form (like beach sand does), and the squish of the sand is strangely satisfying! We found that yous will occasionally, over time need to rehydrate this recipe with more of the solution. If you see colored kinetic sand on the web, it was probably made with pre-colored craft sand. Regular, plain chocolate-brown sand from the sandbox works just fine. Then whip up a batch and sculpt abroad! Note: the recipe is way at the very bottom of the webpage listed beneath.
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