Easy and inexpensive, children of all ages can enjoy this craft. Use everyday household supplies to make lovely kid designs. This craft can also be used to teach colors and color blending.
Cover a table with newspaper or some other protective cover. Lay out several plain white coffee filters. If you have time, flatten the filters under a heavy book or object. It's best to do this the night before, but I did it shortly before and it still worked well. Let the kids design the coffee filters with markers. When they are finished, let them use their fingers to dab water on the filters. They can even use a paint brush or baster. Another option is to use a spray bottle to mist the filters. Watch the colors spread and blend. Let dry and hang. These look nice in a window like a sun catcher.
By Jayme from Harrisonburg, VA
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Very pretty and I bet the little ones had a blast making them. Thanks for sharing with us.
I told my daughter these probably could be very pretty wall art for her room if put in an inexpensive frame.
I think this would be a great activity for the people at the retirement home where I work, as well as my grandchildren. Easy and pretty! Thanks for the idea!
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