Are you looking for some fun/easy projects to help you through the wintry cold months? There are a few things we have been working on at our house that are both easy (because I'm lazy) and fun (because I am always looking for a good time).
#1 How about some freezer-paper stencil shirts?
I learned about this from
Erin Huband and I am in love with this project. We have done it several times and the shirts always look great! These were some I made for my sister's family. The Lego man and bicycle man were, admittedly, a little too complicated. So my advice to you is to keep the stencil simple.
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| | #2 Fake Stained Glass Window. I came up with this project for my home-school art class and it turned out to be really fun. It is really just decoupage on a clear piece of hard plastic. It can be as simple as the star or a little more complicated like my river scene. But Truman did one (not shone) and he liked it as well. Nothing is more fun then having really goopy fingers. | | | |
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| #3 Some Good Old Fashioned Paper Snow Flakes! Seriously, I love cutting these out and the exciting reveal of what you have created as you unfold the paper. I think this may be my best batch ever! |
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#4 Loosing A Tooth
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| Truman worked diligently on this project for many weeks. And he was so proud of himself when he finally accomplished it |
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4 comments:
i'm so glad you've been doing the stencils. they're just so dang satisfying. i think yours look great. and that stained glass is so cool!
Great ideas Merry! Your shirts look professional!
Can I be in your art class?! Way to go Merry. You've got the creative touch!
Geez did you have to get all the creative awesomeness in our family? I am rather jealous.
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