Fill the pot with salt and water over medium-low heat.Set the canvas aside for when you’re ready to start painting. The letters don’t have to be perfect and I think it almost looks better if they’re not. Start by “writing” your child’s name with the painter’s tape on the canvas.muffin tin or small containers for paint.Now, I don’t mean to toot my own horn, but I think it turned out awesome. Here’s what you’ll need to get started: Taste Safe Finger Paint: I played around with the recipe and came up with something that worked. But because Olivia taste tests everything, I wanted to try making a taste safe finger paint.
I love children’s art but I think it’s even better when it’s something cute enough to hang in their room or your home, so I thought I would do a finger painting name canvas. And this art project definitely put it to the test and came out with flying colors, or whites, that is! 🙂 I, on the other hand, feel it’s important to let kids be kids and if that means getting a little dirty, then so be it! That’s how they learn! And I never have to worry about her clothes getting ruined because I have all® POWERCORE™ Pacs OXIand its superior cleaning and whitening power. He literally wipes her mouth between every bite when he feeds her. He gets anxiety when Olivia’s hands are dirty or if she gets food on her face. When it comes to getting messy, Eric and I are total opposites. Now that the 4th of July festivities are over and it’s back to regular old life, I have a fun finger painting art project for you to do with your little ones this summer. This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc.
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