Margot's creation on the left, Violet's on the right.
When they unwrapped these paintings, framed in white, the grandparents were mightily impressed with the work of their precociously artistic grandchildren. Simple, impressive, and nice enough for gifts...how could I go wrong?
The materials are minimal, the process quick and painless, and the tutorial clear and simple.
January is a perfect time for winter artworks, non?
WOW!!!! They are GORGEOUS! Stunning, really. Captured winter perfectly. By little people. Wow!!! Gonna follow that link.
ReplyDeleteWow! I would love to get one of these, just beautiful. I can just imagine how impressed their grandparents were. Looking forward to giving this a try.
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo great! We are definitely doing this (small versions would make wonderful Christmas cards)!
ReplyDeleteFor my comment, please see Wabi-Sabi's comment above (exclamation points and all!)
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Oh! So cool! My littlest loves painting, and me too!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! Perfect grandparent gifts. Thanks for the link to the tutorial. We've done similar masked tree paintings before, but from a quick browse, it seems there are lots of great projects there.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Great idea, great execution!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat idea and anyone can do it...even those that are not artistically gifted...love it! You have great crafts on this blog! Your knitted mermaids were adorable.
ReplyDeleteThe pieces turned out beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing them. The birch is such stunning tree.
ReplyDeletewow, so gorgeous xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful artwork, truly. What a neat technique. I think I must try this with my kids.
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