We have been working hard to get the final images ready for our children’s book, I’m Going to My First Comic Convention! This week we’ve been trying to choose a font for the cover and interior pages. I’ve looked at so many fonts I feel like they are all starting to blur together. We figure it’s time to take a little break and do something fun, so the book illustrator Katherine Margaritis has provided a sneak peek page that you can download for the kids (or anyone) to color! The story is a about a little boy that’s excited about…
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Kids love to display their artwork, but usually it’s just temporarily stuck to the fridge for a while. Here’s how to use stencils and a piece of wood to help your child create wall worthy art you can hang anywhere. As long as they can hold a painting utensil or sponge, then they should be able to transfer paint onto the prepared stencil surface and have it result in something nice enough to actually hang on your wall! *Post sponsored by Stencil Revolution Making Easy Art with Stencils We recently took advantage of a cold rainy afternoon to do an…
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I’m always looking for new ways to get my son interested in the crafty stuff, so when I found a pack of plain bunny ears in the craft aisle, I thought painting them would be a fun and easy Easter art project. My friend Effie and her son Alex joined us for a slightly messy and fun crafternoon. *Supplies are highlighted in bold and linked to Amazon for easy purchase! All Amazon links are affiliate links and help support the blog, so I really appreciate it when people click them 🙂 Decorating Bunny Ears for Easter These ears have a…