Valentine’s Day is the day of love and hearts, which is perfectly captured in this simple Valentine’s Day artwork.
Bring your watercolors or any other painting tools and get ready to create this amazing display piece.
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This art project comes with a template that can be used when working with young children or children who need confidence in creating art.
What you need:
Print out the form.
You can use regular printer paper, although we find that thicker printer paper prints better.
Watercolors will work really well for this project; however, they are not the only art supplies your child can use. Crayons, pencils, markers, fingerprints… Let your child’s imagination run wild.
You don’t have to stick to just one medium. Have your child layer different art supplies (like white crayons and watercolors). Your child can color each heart with a different medium.
Drawing different patterns for the heart shape with black marker on watercolor will be very beautiful.
Take the first heart (it doesn’t matter which one) and glue the back.
Repeat with all the other hearts, sticking them side by side, on top of each other, on top of each other. Go with the flow and place them however you see fit.
It would make a beautiful classroom decoration, spread love from the fridge or even make a beautiful Valentine’s card!
Get sample here
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