Blew a Kiss and Tried to Take It Home Art Drawings

May 07, 2022 Post a Comment

The 31 Days of Honey continues with another ambrosial Valentine Cards for Toddlers to help make! Today we are making a Bravado a Kiss Valentine Card by Amy from Learning And Exploring Through Play. It is the perfect Easy Kids Crafts for Valentine Day and a swell addition to our Valentine Crafts for Preschoolers. Over the years we have gathered a wonderful collection of ideas and have grouped them for y'all for piece of cake browsing and bookmarking, do have a look at Valentine Solar day Treats, Valentine Decorations and Valentine Cards for Kids and much much more. And don't miss out on this special LEGO Valentines Craft round upwards!

Hey, I am Amy fromLearning and Exploring Through Play. I am super excited to be hither for the third year running for Crimson Ted Arts 31 Days of Love Series!

I am Mama to 3 children. My daughter who is 4 years old and twin boys who are six months old! Our household is very busy at the moment, simply we honey nothing more than than making and creating! Learning and Exploring Through Play was created to express a passion for children learning naturally, at their own footstep past doing activities and crafts they bask virtually.

When children are given the opportunity to admission activities and brand choices this manner, they acquire far more. We would love to see you over onLearning and Exploring Through Play so be certain to pay us a visit!

Right now we have started to call back about some Valentine themed activities and crafts. Did you see ourHuman foot Print Keepsake we created for Red Ted Fine art? It'south probably our most favourite emblem and information technology comes out every twelvemonth! We enjoyed making aHand Print Version of this Keepsake too! We made it using ourSimple Salt Dough Recipe –it'due south one of our near visited posts!

My daughter is really enjoying making and sending cards at the moment (side by side door received them daily during the Christmas period)! She loves painting at any given opportunity so I try to accept paint accessible for her every bit much as possible! Information technology e'er ends upward with her painting her hands and squelching the oozy paint betwixt her fingers – what fun for the senses! With this in mind I idea it would be fun to look at painting and making some Valentines cards.

Blowing a Kiss Valentines Card – Materials:

Carte du jour/Paper
Paint
Paintbrushes
Photos
Pens
Gum

Bravado a Osculation Valentines Card – Process

You lot will no doubt accept the resources already. You accept endless creating opportunity making cards but hither is a fun 'blowing a kiss' card we fabricated using a hand impress!

Savour a painting 60 minutes or 2 with your little one. Grab a paintbrush besides and paint alongside them! The conversations that catamenia when yous stop whizzing around the house trying to go a one thousand thousand and one things done is priceless! Life is busy. Everything is such fast paced these days but children love having y'all by their side! Get a couple of hand prints done during the painting session and once they are dry cut them out.

Fold a piece of card in half. I saved some of the paintings my daughter did on white paper and used them as the backdrop to the card. She had done some painting using her fingertips. I recall the coloured dots looked really effective for the backdrop! She as well made rainbows mixing colours together and an onetime favourite – making butterflies by painting one side and folding the paper in half and rubbing together.

My daughter wanted to make the bill of fare for Nanny and Grandpa. She added a drawing to the front – aren't kids drawings the best!? Nosotros stuck down a photo and popped the hand print over the tiptop, sticking down the bottom of the hand which created a flap. On the back of the mitt I wrote 'BLOWING you lots of KISSES'.

The card looks similar this:

Then flip the hand down… and Blow A KISS:

Oh what fun!! I do love recycling paintings where I can! It is impossible to go along every unmarried one. Quite oft you can utilise them to create something totally new like the beautiful coloured kites we made. They looked beautiful!! I still have one stuck to my fridge!

If you enjoy sensory play in your household we created a table top Valentines Day themed Sensory Tray terminal twelvemonth! My preschooler loved playing with information technology. I am going to make something similar over again this year. What crafts are you planning over the next few weeks?