We made tissue paper bowls. I just followed the exact directions on the link from Pinterest. It worked out pretty well. The girls had a great time making them.
Bella made the smallest bowl. I think I removed it from the actual bowl a little too early. (I'm impatient.) I think that is why it looks a little wonky. But, it still functions the same. Hers was also the easiest to remove from the actual bowl. Maybe next time I will spray the cooking spray on the actual bowl before and after I put the plastic wrap on.
Emily made a little bigger bowl. I had to keep reminding both of the girls to make sure to put the tissue paper around the entire bowl, not just on one area. She can now store all her treasures in a bowl that she made.
And, what kind of person would I be if I didn't join in on the fun? So, I made a bowl too. It ended up in Bella's possession. She likes to "store" things everywhere. Bags, boxes, bowls, etc are right up her alley. She has tons of little things to put inside of something.
Here are all of the bowls side by side. The smaller the bowl you uses, it seems the easier to remove once it is dry. Mine, the largest, was a bit tricky. I ended up having to cut down on the sides a bit because when I removed it, it tore a little. Just wanted to throw out that advice.
Maybe you can try it out for yourself! Have fun! We did.
7 comments:
So cute! I know my girls would love these to hold they're earrings, jewelry, and multiple hair thingies. I might even make a few for the old wood table I now have in my living room. :)
How fun! This is going on my list of things "todo" with the toddler girl. She was looking at this post with me and kept saying "kids? Painting?" .
PS. i LOVE pinterest too!
PPS. I may or may not be your newest "follower" on pinterest ;)
The finger! I love the finger!
Amber T
Those are incredibly adorable. I want to make one!!!
What a fun art project! I like how you said the girls were able to do it on their own. They turned out great! :)
Too cute, my daughter would love these!!
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