Painted Flower Art And Craft For Preschool
Today on The Inspiration Edit we have a fantastic Painted flower art and craft for preschool or home.
I really love colour and I love colourful flowers. I think this craft is super fun and to make it easy for you to follow we have a free template for you to download.
You may want to make these to celebrate Spring or Summer or maybe even as a Mother’s day gift. The choices are endless. Enjoy.
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What You Will Need For This Easy Flower Craft
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Pacon Card Stock, 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches, Colorful Assortment, 250 Sheets (101199)
Elmer’s E304 Glue (2 Piece)Scotch Multi-Purpose Scissor, 8 Inch, 2 Pack (1428-2)
Let’s Make This Fun Flower Art Idea
Download and print out the flower and vase template from our resource library!
Cut the flower template out. (Refer to the photos)
Trace the template onto white cardstock.
You will need 2 large and 1 small flower for each finished flower.
Roll a small piece of masking tape up and add to the back of the flowers, leaves and stems.
Attach to a piece of newsprint or cardboard.
Allow your little ones to paint the pieces as messy as they want.
Let them have fun with the paint and be creative!
Allow the paint to dry completely and cut the vase template out.
Trace the vase on brightly coloured cardstock and cut out. Glue the vase onto white or boldly coloured cardstock.
Glue the stems inside the vase.
Glue leaves onto the stems.
Glue 2 large flower pieces and 1 small flower piece together.
Glue a solid colour circle into the center of the flowers.
Glue the flowers onto the stems.
Your craft is complete and absolutely perfect for Mother’s Day!
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Painted Flower Art And Craft For Preschool
This is a tutorial on how to make a painted flower art and craft.
Materials
- Cardstock
- Glue
- Paint
- Paint Brush
- Pencil
- Black Marker
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Download and print out the flower and vase template from our resource library!
Cut the flower template out. (Refer to the photos)
Trace the template onto white cardstock.
You will need 2 large and 1 small flower for each finished flower.
Roll a small piece of masking tape up and add to the back of the flowers, leaves and stems.
Attach to a piece of newsprint or cardboard.
Allow your little ones to paint the pieces as messy as they want.
Let them have fun with the paint and be creative!
Allow the paint to dry completely and cut the vase template out.
Trace the vase on brightly coloured cardstock and cut out. Glue the vase onto white or boldly coloured cardstock.
Glue the stems inside the vase.
Glue leaves onto the stems.
Glue 2 large flower pieces and 1 small flower piece together.
Glue a solid colour circle into the center of the flowers.
Glue the flowers onto the stems.
Your craft is complete and absolutely perfect for Mother’s Day!
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About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
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