The last time we spray painted, we had used bigger bottles. Not that they aren't fun, its just that the holes for spraying are a tad big, i.e., a little spraying was enough to soak the paper and detrimental to creating silhouettes. I then went looking around for smaller spray bottles, available as disposable travel packs at beauty stores. These were fabulous! The spraying is subtle!
We brought out his colored glass pebbles, the ones we used extensively for counting. Arranged it randomly over his drawing sheet.
His color choices always amaze me. He picked pink and brown. I would've never selected pink and brown- It had never occurred to me that they complement each other beautifully!
Then sprayed away to glory!
For some reason he wasn't able spray as easily as me- and would hand it over to me in frustration: It's not coming out! I tossed one sprayer out and replaced it with another. Spray bottles are delicate!
Round 2:
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Cute activity for the little ones. Might be a good for our next play date activity.
ReplyDeleteThis does look fun to do, and a little different to anything we've done before, too. Thanks for the idea, have pinned :) #parentingpinitparty
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. I love the idea of the little bottles for little hands.
ReplyDeleteInteresting project, we have done similar ones and always the girls have so much fun.
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This is something different.... but it looks interesting and fun. :)
ReplyDeleteSo many possibilities with objects and spattering of paint, love the colors!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by to share this week Oh My Heartsie Girl!
Have a great week! Karren
Thanks for sharing at SIS, I'm highlighting you this week!
ReplyDeleteFun activity! Spray bottles are a little hard for kids to use. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
Thanks you all for your lovely comments :)
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ReplyDeleteThanks Samantha
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