Simple Fabric Mosaic Artwork for Kids - abrahamtopas1947

I am perpetually looking great nontextual matter for my home so information technology's no wonder that I make love it when my kids make awesome things! Children's artwork doesn't just take up to live out-of-bounds to the refrigerator for display. In fact, some of the first artwork in my home was created by my children. The trick to making the artwork work for your range in any room, is to find the right design. Typically, projects with simple shapes and concepts are the most versatile. Well guess what? today's project is just that and is something I know children will enjoy!

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Kids Craft Simple Fabric Mosaic Artwork

Now we will be devising simple mosaic graphics out of fabric shapes. The really awing thing about this project is that it is so fun for children of all ages. For smaller children, you can pre-cut geometric shapes and take in them arrange and gum. Older children can cut their own shapes from the cloth and create their own designs with endless possibilities. My children came up with many designs including a birthday chapeau, flowers and (my personal favorite) this cool architectural building!

sunny boy mosaic kids art

To start making your very own mosaic artwork from fabric you testament take just a some materials:

Pre-cut Fabric Shapes (cut them into an array of geometrical shapes or whatever shape you like: think flowers and hearts too)
Twist Paper (we used black for a bold effect)
Scissors (to cut the fabric and trim paper if needed)
Framework Mod Podge (which is, as always non-toxic and safe for children! Yay!)
Small Container (for Mod Podge)
Frames (optional and for framework your work)
A Sponge Brush

Steps 1 and 2

Arrange your geometric shapes of fabric on your function surface and lay out your paper. Give out a little Mod Podge into a fine container past dip your brush into the Mod Podge. Spread a little happening the back of your framework and then stick your textile onto the paper. Continue doing this As you create your conception.

step 1 and 2

Maltreat 3:

Sweep arsenic layer of Mod Podge Fabric onto the top of your design once finished to varnish the Mosaic creation and feed your artwork a nice ruined look.

step 2

Note: This project works so cured for all ages! Older children and level toddlers birth the skill to create this artwork!

older girl working

step 2 toddler boy Step 4:

Once you are finished, allow your artwork. Mod Podge feels wry inside an hour but you should really let the artwork to dry a full 24 hours before you get framing.

drying

There you have it! You are finished and now you have some sunny, take a hop-amorous, cheerful mosaic nontextual matter to proudly display in your home! I know your kids will smile when they see how you are showing off their nontextual matter!

Happy crafting my friends and enjoy! The end.

Caroline

Caroline Urdaneta is a house decorator of creative family projects, a craftsman, tinkering painter and father of 4 children. She created an idea-supported digital work over at Caroline Gravino Productions, for inferior brands to utilize telecasting happening their websites and social media outlets.