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Easy step by step Holi drawing for Holi festival. Blow painting with straws is simple and lots of fun for kids of all ages. Blow liquid paint around on pap Holi Craft and Activity for Preschoolers | Easy Blow Painting With Straw | Kids painting Ideas Ready, aim, SPLASH! 💥🎨 Watch our little artists turn their Pichkari drawings into a burst of colors using a fun straw-blowing technique! 🌈 This Holi, cre This Art Project from Multicultural Kids is the perfect project to take outdoors and soak in the warm weather. Kids of all ages can get involved and you need just basic supplies, so yay! 4. Handmade Paint Splatter Holi Cards. Sometimes the less you plan, the better your project turns out! These paint splatter Holi cards are an example of this. Use a dropper or paintbrush to transfer one or more droplets of liquid watercolor paint to the paper. Blow at paint through straw. Blow through the straw at the paint drops, forcing the paint to move along the paper in tiny rivulets. Repeat with more paint. Repeat steps 1 and 2 with more paint and more colors until you are satisfied with your Blow through the straw at the paint drops. Repeat the above steps with more paint colors. Once you are pleased with your design, set aside to dry. After the paint dries, you can use it to make your Holi card. It’s the same as playing Holi, except on a card! 3. DIY Holi Colors. To make these DIY Holi colors, all you need is cornstarch and food 1. Thin your paint out with some water. You may need to experiment with this a bit, if the paint is too thick it won’t move when you blow it. If it’s too thin, it will soak through the paper. 2. Place a piece of white paper on a tray or inside an overturned box top. This will keep your paint from getting all over your work surface. 3. Once done, let it sit for an hour before washing. Dry in shade and ta-dayour Holi t-shirt is ready. 23. Blow Painting. What better occasion to learn painting with a twist than Holi. With water and colours everywhere, it is time to explore different, fun painting techniques with your kids. Blow painting is one such creative way to make Festival of Colors: Holi symbolizes the beginning of spring — bright colors are ushered in to celebrate the end of a dark winter. Gulal is the traditional name of the vibrant powders thrown about the streets on Rangwali Holi , the second day of the festival. Blow Painting. Add drops of paint on a paper and using a straw students blow on the drops of paint so that they splatter. Snow Painting. Mix water and food colouring in spray bottles. Find a spot outside that has snow that has not been trampled and paint the snow. This one only works in winter climates. Cornstarch Painting
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