Flower Prints from Soda Bottles
March 23, 2010 By
Another rainy day here, and the girls were starting to go through a bit of “messy art withdrawl”. We made flower prints using empty soda bottles! In our case, they were empty seltzer water bottles, but you get the idea.
Clara really got into the painting today! She could hardly contain her excitement!
In mind, were similar prints I had seen on various blogs, but had forgotten about until I spotted a few empty bottles in our Invention Kit.
To make your own flower prints, roll out some freezer paper. Dip
the bottom of an empty soda bottle into some paint, then stamp on the
paper. Rotate the bottle around to make even more petals!
Dip the bottle cap into some paint and it makes a great stamp for
the centers of the flowers! The girls took turns stamping with the cap
and the bottle. So much fun!
They look so bright and cheerful!
Bonus points for drinking imaginary water from your empty bottle!
Credit to:
http://innerchildfun.com/2010/03/flower-prints-from-soda-bottles.html
http://innerchildfun.com/2010/03/flower-prints-from-soda-bottles.html
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