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Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label craft. Show all posts

Monday, August 13, 2012

Hand Print Craft

Hand/Foot Prints

1/2 cup of flour
1/2 cup of salt
1/4 cup (give or take) of water 

Knead until dough forms.
Make impression and decorate.
I used a tooth pick to write their names and date in the soft dough.
Bake at 200 for three hours.

I would like to put ours outside in our garden so i'm going to have to use waterproof sealer to seal it before putting it out doors.

Credit to Cheeky Chuckles. And Regina for sending me the link! Thanks!









Friday, August 10, 2012

Painting TShirts, A Fun and Easy Craft

Hobby Lobby came to town this summer.
This is great news!

Last week the boys and I were enjoying an afternoon out together. 
We were browsing around Hobby Lobby when Elijah found these cute robot stencils. 

We thought it would be fun to make matching t shirts for our weekend. So then we had to find the fabric paint. When we saw the glow in the dark fabric paint the decision was made! 
We picked out black shirts to help the light colored paint show up better.

We put cardboard in between the front and the back of the shirt under where we were going to be painting. 
This is a very important steps as it keeps the paint from gluing the fabric together. 

I taped down the stencil and they got to work.

After we did the robot we took the stencil off and they painted what ever they wanted to on the rest of the shirt. 
Ethan said he was making "ants" here. =)


I moved the shirts to the living room under the fan and they were dry in a couple of hours so the boys got to try them on the same day!


They proudly wore them to St Augustine the next day.

It was a really easy and rewarding craft.

To wash I turned the shirts inside out to put through the washing machine and then line dried them. I wasn't sure what the hot drier would do to the paint. I was afraid it would soften it up and all stick together.

What do you think? Think it would be safe to put through the drier?