Baker Ross ET113 Dotty Sticker Art (Pack of 8) For Kids To Decorate, Arts and Crafts, 27cm x 20cm

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This is a guest post from Shelly. Shelly is a home educating parent of two child ren aged 8 and 10. She blogs at ofamily learning together where she shares ideas on the different learning activities that they do including lots of hand-on maths, arts and crafts and anything else that is part of their home educating lifestyle. Personalised Dotty Initial Nursery Print With Child's Name | A5, A4 & A3 | In A Range Of Colours | Birthday Gift For Boys And Girls Our Members get access to over 39,000 high quality printable activities for children! Become a Member here. My daughter also joined in with the dotty craze. She started with autumn leaves and played around a bit with different colours. We have been talking a lot about which colours work well together. Dotty Rainbow print | For your child's nursery, playroom or bedroom | Choose from a range of colours | A5, A4, A3 | Nursery decor

Dotty Abstract Female Form Walking In The Plants | Unframed Art Print A3 | Wall Decor | Digital Illustration | Free Mini Print Funky, hand drawn dot/dotty watercolour and fine line flower digital artwork. Fun print for home decor for nature lovers. Quirky & colourful All Guests Must Be Approved By The Dog Dotty Dalmatian Spotty Polka dot Print Dog Owner Quirky Print - funny dog print A4Dotty Heart Print for Nursery or Children's Room | Available in a Range Of Colours | A5, A4 and A3 Print RAINBOW sun Cloud Wall Decor, Personalized Girl Nursery Wall Art, Bedroom Decor for Girls, Set of 6 Cloud Floral Rainbow Prints or Canvas My son wanted to do some painting but he asked to do something a bit different from “normal painting”– which I must admit stumped me. "Painting that is not normal painting". I had to think about that one for a while! But it just so happens I was busy reading an Impressionist book so I thought ... what about painting using dots instead of brush strokes? I suggested using ear buds but both my kids opted for normal paint brushes. You just need to make sure the paint brush has a nice pointy head – we found our newer paint brushes worked better. Instead of using a cotton bud, your child can dip the tip of their finger into the paints to create their dotty art.

After the leaves she wanted to continue and decided to try a flower. Again colour was a big factor with her. She wanted to use purple, yellow and orange but after testing out the three colours together on a scrap piece of paper she decided that she did not like the purple and orange right next to each other. This has been one of the art points we are trying to work on now that she is a bit older; to first plan your colours before you just start applying them. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. She did comment that one of the challenges was trying to get the dots to look more consistent and she marvelled at how hard an impressionist painting must be to do, with all those dots combined together to create more detail like shadows and form.Mix Simply acrylic with Simply pouring medium to a 1:4 ratio. In a container, put 1 knob of colour + 4 knobs of pouring medium. This procedure is to be repeated for all the different colours which will be used to make the dreamcatcher. You can vary the diameters of the dots by using different styles like a cotton bud, a straw, a crochet hook… You can now fill the design of the dreamcatcher with a multitude of circles full of beautiful and colourful dots!