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Wednesday, August 29, 2007

magnet making

The Woog and I decided to make some magnets today. She drew the picture (just scribbles) and then helped me glue them to the back of marbles. Her favorite part was playing with the marbles and then putting them all up on the fridge.

These are her's:

And here are the ones that I made.

By: Holli & Walker, age 3
a girl who creates

Labels: holli conger

posted by Holli Conger

2 Comments:

Shena said...: How very fun. Riley and I have a magnet post (very different magnets though) that I haven't had a chance to get up yet. We were hoping to do it tomorrow. (=

How did you make these kind? They are very cute! And if they are easy like you say it could be a fun project for us. (=

Shena; August 29, 2007 8:06 PM
Jamie said...: yes, please, do tell - HOW are they done?; October 22, 2007 7:31 PM

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Here's how it works!
Grab a child in your life and let them dictate what you all will do. Work how you work so they can see what you do and how you do it. If it's on the computer, give them the mouse to color something in or if your medium of choice is paint, have them paint. Just be creative!! You can see what I do with one of my styles here. Enjoy your time and just have fun! Participation is open to all.

Participants:
Holli Conger
Stacy D.
Shena Leonard
Laura Zarrin
Wendi Gratz
Erin Sherman
Elena D'Cruze
Crystal
Melanie

Previously:
Kenzie's doodle: An(other) elephant
kenzie's doodles: Recycled Blooms
Paper Robot Armies
Riley and Mommy - Our 1st Junk-A-Doodle Attempt
Finger painting
Mommy and Riley - Artist Trading Card
kenzie's doodle: a rhino
Introducing Wendi and Jo
An Idea
She's a Grand Old Flag