While there is still snow (if you are in the northern hemisphere) try this, we did it today, it was great. You will need cups, watercolours or blocks of paint and if you can some pipettes or you can just pour from cups, (pipettes just allow you a little accuracy).Mix some water colours into cups of water to get a solution of colour and go out and do some painting in the snow, I cannot express how much fun it is.
That's a fabulous idea!!! My kids will love it - although they may also like the splash effect. Wonderful.
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This is such a brilliant idea! It looks just fabulous!But we don't have any snow here in Vancouver- its wet and very grey- maybe later- I will keep this post in mind!
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Annamaria, I hope that you get to try it soon it is such fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks Deb
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Love it Hazel, I Facebooked a link to this, Happy New Year!
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What a lovely idea !
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I think we'll try this today!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! We tried it out today, and I linked back to your post as the inspiration! (My blog post is scheduled to post tomorrow..) We found that turkey basters work really well too and provide more "paint" for the children to use without having to refill :).
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