Vegetable painting ideas

vegetable painting ideas for kids

Use okra slices to stamp flower shapes on paper or fabric. Create lovely floral prints or make a fun spring or garden picture.

Mealy apples, sprouted potatoes, and wilted celery, oh my! These may sound like candidates for the compost bin, but don’t toss them out just yet. Even if they aren’t fit for consumption, some fruits and veggies might be good for making prints. For younger children, this activity provides ample opportunity to practice color, fruit, and vegetable identification and hone their gross-motor skills. Older children may be interested to know that different foods come from different parts of the…

A few weeks ago, I began using THE PAPER WORKS SKETCHBOOK with 4 Paper Types in a single 8” x 10” sketchbook. It has 32 Sheets each of White, Black, Kraft and 12 Sheets of …

The theme given for the September #CCBG Craft Challenge is Kitchen themed crafts/DIY and this got me thinking. A few months ago, my little one and I had lots of fun randomly trying vegetable p…

Use fruits and vegetables to create exciting prints on paper or fabric. Make fun random prints or combine them to create interesting images.

Save a couple stalks of fresh broccoli back from your meal & paint redbud trees as you Paint with Broccoli, making a Fun Stamped Spring Tree!

Explore the art of vegetable printing with our guide on using celery stalks to create beautiful flower prints. This easy and fun craft is perfect for kids and teaches them about printing techniques while making vibrant, creative designs. Discover how to turn a simple celery stalk into a unique printing tool for a delightful and educational craft activity!