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Friday, February 22, 2008

Sidewalk Paint

Home Made Side Walk Paint.
We've been doing a lot of temporary art, so by the time I run and get the camera, things are already dissolved, smooshed into an ambiguous blob, or (gasp!) still totally unfinished.
These paints may work best in warmer weather but we did it anyway.
The recipe for this is found in FEB 2008 Family Fun magazine:

1/4 c. water
1/4 c. corn starch
food coloring drops

By: Crystal & Naomi, age 3
Mammajam Gets Down

Labels: Crystal and Naomi

posted by Crystal

1 Comments:

Mommy Doodles said...: that is beautiful! i love how it looks!
when yet another new england snow storm melts away we will have go give it a try!

melanie; February 23, 2008 3:48 AM

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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:
Holiday Collage Art
Cardboard Elephants
Valentine's Day Card
Fingerprinting Doodles
Fishing
Chef Messy Sleeves Cookbook
Snowman !
Big Head Monkey
Kenzie's Doodle: Baby Gift
A Little Studio (space)