Coffee Filter Painting

You Can Spray A Little Or A Lot, It's Up.

Fill a plastic cup with an inch or so of water. Make sure the coffee filters are on top of a tray or baking sheet so the colored water as somewhere to collect. I like to separate the packs of coffee.

The Coffee Filters Will Dry Quite A Bit Lighter Than They Seem When Wet, So If You’re Going For A Deeper Pink, Make Your Water Slightly Darker.

Wooden clothespins, pipe cleaners, paint, and of course, coffee filters. The kids actually put so much water on their coffee filters that their colors nearly. Set the art aside to dry.

The Filter And Coffee Do Most Of The Work, Providing A Beautiful Foundation To Work From.

Large bowl acrylic paint (colors of choice) coffee filters water something to stir with (i used a plastic knife) newspaper or craft paper (it can get messy) Cut out cute snowflake shapes from coffee filters. This is why i like doing this at free choice not a group activity time.

Newspaper Or Tray To Catch The Overflow Of Paint.

Then, show the kids how to dip the paint brush into the cup of water and paint the marker on the coffee filter. Make sure to place a piece of paper or cardstock under the. Make an entire forest out of coffee filters with this craft tutorial from inner child fun.

Art Activity With Coffee Filters Materials:

Coffee filter & water color design. Coffee filter art projects are a great way to get kids of all ages to come up with their own creative ideas! With over 60+ fun crafts, you’re sure to find some great ideas to.