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Make: Painted Leaves

March 17, 2014 by Barbara Rucci Leave a Comment

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Children and teens paint leaves with water soluble crayons.

Today on Art Bar Monday over at Small for Big, I used water soluble crayons to paint these leaves on our vacation.

Children and teens paint leaves with water soluble crayons.

paint leaves with water soluble crayons | art bar

Are you going on a trip soon with the kids? Don’t forget to pack a few art supplies! For other ideas about making art on vacation, check out these posts.

Happy Monday!

xo, Bar

 

Filed Under: Process Art, Nature Art, Art for Toddlers, Teen Crafts Tagged With: painted leaves, travel art project, water-soluble crayons

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