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Sponge Printing


You Will Need:


• Clean dry sponges
• Scissors
• Spring clothes pins
• Construction paper
• Washable tempera paints
• Paper plates


Lay down old newspaper to cover the work area before beginning the project


STEP 1 - Using a scissors cut the dry sponges into any large shapes you like - geometric are good. If you are adventurous try animal or letter shapes.


STEP 2 - Pinch a clothes pin into the middle of the sponge to create a handle.


STEP 3 - Pour a little paint of different colors onto several paper plates (about a fist sized pool of paint per plate).


STEP 4 - Help your child dip the sponge into the paint and press onto the paper to create a print. Repeat using as many sponges and paints as you like.


The sponges can be washed and air dried to be used again and again!


*** HINT - Sponge paint designs onto solid colored wrapping or mailing paper to create unique gift wrap or onto solid folded cardstock to create original greeting cards.



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