DIY Mother’s Day Craft
- 2CH Team
- May 7, 2021
- 1 min read
Looking for a fun craft to give to Mom this Mother’s Day? Look no further, we have the perfect DIY craft to create with your little ones! Steve, Jack, and Charlie created some precious artwork to give to Mina for Mother’s Day.
For this craft we made kid-friendly, edible paint. By combining greek yogurt and food coloring we were able to create an edible and functional paint that was safe to use with Jack and Charlie! But, you can use regular acrylic paint if you’d like.
What You'll Need:
Paint
One Container of Greek Yogurt
Food Coloring
Item for Stirring
Paint Brush
Sheet of Construction Paper
Your kiddos little hands!
Step 1: Mix together greek yogurt and food coloring to create any colors you like.
Step 2: Place your kid's hand in the paint or brush it on with the paint brush.
Step 3: Draw flower stems on the paper as a guide for their hand placements.
Step 4: Stamp their hands onto the paper to create flowers!
Art is expressive and sometimes painting faces is more fun than painting the paper! Have fun with your kiddos and embrace the direction your craft takes.
Send us pictures of your creations on Instagram, by tagging us @twochicksandahammer
Thank you to Living Well Mom for the edible paint recipe! www.livingwellmom.com
What a wonderful and creative Mother’s Day craft idea! The edible paint makes it safe and fun for little ones to enjoy. EnLoterias appreciates inspiring family activities that encourage creativity, bonding, and unforgettable memories. Thanks for sharing this lovely project!
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