Supplies Needed:
1) Cardboard
2) Traceable images {or just a good sketch hand}
a) With a pencil, trace your images on cardboard and cut out carefully
3) Scissors
4) a variety of acrylic paints
5) Felt
6) Hot Glue/glue gun
7) Clothes Line
8) Clothes pins
9) Patience :)
Thanks to Avery's Micky for her handmade art smock--she remembers to wear it anytime we do art. :)
& it doesn't hurt that she is obsessed with Halloween. She knew every image she wanted!
PS this was umber cheep-o!
XOXO,
Kate
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