G is very excited about the queens 60th Jubilie. The school have planned a street party and we have been thinking at home of ideas that we can put together of the celebrations.
The first thing to spring to mind was to make a decorate a crown. G loved this idea and we decided to use a variety of painting and sticking to create our designs.
I had left it that G could do what ever she wanted and simply just laid out the boxes of art materials for her to pick from. With no plan or template to follow G still decided to create a pattern of colours using the paints, she repeated this pattern again below using a potato stamp.
Once G had finished painting her crown she added her choice of glitter and decorated it using pretty collage pieces. When she made little mans it was very similar but with circles on each of the points.
In celebration of the Queens Jubilie I have put together this Blog Hop along with some great blogging friends to help share all the great activities ideas. If you have been busy preparing or celebrating the Jubilie please feel free to link up your activities.
In celebration of the Queens Jubilie I have put together this Blog Hop along with some great blogging friends to help share all the great activities ideas. If you have been busy preparing or celebrating the Jubilie please feel free to link up your activities.
What a wonderful project! The crown is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteAs an artist, I always love to see activities that incorporate creativity and the arts with kids. I so wish I had a crown like this to wear myself! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! We are going to help the children make crowns at our street party!
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies. We are hoping to add a few more in the next few weeks xx
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