The year end is near and that calls for a celebration. Let’s make a fireworks artwork today ๐
Dilute some paints (the more watery the better) and drip some on art block. With a straw in your mouth, blow to spread the paint. Repeat this process until you’ve achieved the fireworks you desires ๐
Since the little boy started school, it is a headache to think of what to make for him to bring to class.
I made this cute little cheese sandwiches the other day and he super loves it! Read the full entry here.
I have to think creatively now to add ‘excitement’ into his lunch box. I’m not into making a full-fledged bento. Too much hassle and I always believe, the more we handle the food, the more contaminated it can be -__-
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Let’s make a bird today. Not an angry bird but a cute one ๐
Toilet Paper Roll Bird
Paint a toilet paper roll any colour to your liking.
Paint your thumb white and stamp as the white eye. Paint your pointer black and stamp again as the eyeball ๐
Cut two triangles out of orange construction paper for the beak
Spread PVA glue all over the toilet roll
Now it’s the fun part – Sticking feathers onto the bird.
Instead of buying feathers from craft store, I bought a brand new feather duster and stripped the feathers from it instead. It’s much cheaper that way!