JDaniel painted the white paint onto the potato masher. I thought it would keep the paint from looking clumpy. It would have probably looked more natural with clumps.
We started by placing the paint loaded potato masher onto the paper to make circular prints. JDaniel thought we need to wiggle the masher a little to create blurred lines. Honestly, his blurred lined snowman really looked better than mine.
Deirdre Smith writes/owns JDaniel4’s Mom. After twenty years as an elementary school and technology resource teacher in Northern Virginia, she became a stay at home mom in upstate South Carolina. Her blog features ways she and her 5-year-old are exploring learning, crafting, creating healthy meals and living life to its fullest. Deirdre can also be found on twitter as @jdaniel4smom and on her blog’s FB page. You can also check her out on Google+
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Marko Marciento says
Warm Greetings from the cold Warsaw. Have a look at the new photo album.
http://marciento.wordpress.com/2014/01/07/virtual-exhibition-of-photography/
Tammy says
What a creative way to make snowmen! Super cute!! 🙂
totschooltotallyawesome says
I love the way JDaniel made his snowman! So fun ! I am sure, Aarya would love doing that 🙂
Ginny Marie says
When I’m working with my preschool students, I often find that some of their ideas are better than my original idea!