Showing posts with label Marble Painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marble Painting. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Marble Monoprints
We've been making slow but steady progress on our Fall Bucket List and Cam was so excited to try out a new kind of paint printing. Inspired by the balloons at Kane's 7th birthday party, we set out to make a set of swirly marble prints. LOVE! Head over to Honest to Nod to see what's what with the what.
Labels:
Art,
DIY,
Honest to Nod,
Marble Painting,
Marbling,
Painting,
The Land of Nod
Monday, November 10, 2014
Marble Painting
Have you ever tried marble painting? There are tons of different techniques, and we've only tried a few. But every time we do it, the kids (and me) get kind of obsessed with it and make stacks and stacks of marbled paper. It's the perfect paper to save for card making, wrapping paper, collage material, or backgrounds for a story. I will say that even though the shaving cream is popular for kiddos (you can see our stint here), I find the smell so bothersome that we haven't done a whole lot of it. But I've included five other ideas below! I think nail polish marbling is next up for us -- seems like a good way to use all that polish Cam insists I buy and we never use (because I CANNOT paint nails).
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Pebbles and Marbles: Marble Painting
We've seen many many versions of marble painting and we decided to try out one of our own. Because we go through paper towels in our house like no one's business (we know, we know, it's not very green. But believe me, it's very very Green), we have lots of paper towel rolls saved up and decided to use those. Mom rubberbanded a piece of foil on the bottom, rolled up a piece of paper and put it in the tube, dipped the marbles in paint, dropped them in, tinfoiled the top, and let us shake away. Kane wasn't very interested, but I thought it was pretty fun to shake away. But this project didn't hold my interest for long either -- I couldn't really see what was going on and mom wasn't in enough of a "free for all" mood to let me dip and drop the marbles myself (and, no, i don't think my past history of ingesting small gemstones should have been relevant to that decision). Oh well. Clearly the only way to go with marble painting next time is large scale.
Labels:
Artsy Farsty,
Crafty Bastards,
Marble Painting,
Painting
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