Crafts for Kids – Paint Blowing5 min read

While working with your kid, parents often try to teach them various skills and activities that they will later need in their lives. However, by adding creative play, such as painting, you will help develop their whole brain. This activity is a fun way for children to experiment with different colors and different ways to paint. They can also make it into anything they want.

Benefits of learning Painting Skills

Creative activities like painting help develop the right side of the brain, which is responsible for visual skills. Through painting, children will learn how to see clearly and efficiently.
Your child will learn how to express themselves by transforming their ideas into paper. This helps develop their communication skills.
By providing your child with an open-ended painting activity, they will develop self-esteem and confidence.
Your child will learn how to make decisions and solve problems as they paint. They will also make their own artwork choices.
This activity helps children relieve stress. It can help them express their feelings and de-stress.
Working with a small tool or brush helps develop fine motor skills and small muscle control. While working with large sheets of paper helps develop large muscle control.
This activity helps build a child’s knowledge base about different sensory experiences. It’s also a fun way to introduce them to different objects and concepts.
While painting, your child can experience the effects of paint and the different colors. Encourage him or her to experiment and develop new colors and ideas.
This activity helps develop verbal language skills. Ask your child about their painting. This will stimulate their imagination and help them develop their verbal skills.
Your child will develop self-esteem. They will feel proud of their work.

Some Blow Painting activities for your kids:

Colorful Heart

Materials Needed:

Straws
Watercolor Paint
White card stock
Spoons or Droppers
Cups
Newspaper
Pencil & Eraser
Tape

Let’s start painting!

Guide your child by following the directions.
Mix the Watercolor paint in a cup with enough water so that the pigment doesn’t fade.
Mixing paint in water to make it flow while blowing.
Fixing the white card stock paper on a base you feel getting messy is fine.
You also can arrange newspapers and then fix the white card stock paper on it to not mess up your space where you plan to do this activity.
Now draw a heart with your pencil,
Use the spoon or droppers to drop the paint on the lines of the heart.
Blow the watercolor puddle inside in our direction and make as many splashes as you can.
Use a variety of colors and there you have an amazing colorful heart!

Head full of colours

Materials Needed:

Straws
Watercolor Paint
White card stock
Spoons or Droppers
Cups
Black marker
Scissors
Newspaper
Tape

Let’s start painting!

Guide your child by following the directions.
Mix the Watercolor paint in a cup with enough water so that the pigment doesn’t fade.
Mixing paint in water to make it flow while blowing.
Fixing the white card stock paper on a base you feel getting messy is fine.
You also can arrange newspapers and then fix the white card stock paper on it to not mess up your space where you plan to do this activity.
Draw a happy face with a black marker with head open. We will be filling the head with colors!
Use the spoon or droppers to drop the paint.
Blow the watercolor puddle inside in our direction and make as many splashes as you can.
Use a variety of colors and there you have and make a head full of colors.

Blow Painting Flowers

Materials Needed:

Straws
Watercolor Paint
White card stock
Spoons or Droppers
Cups
Newspaper
Tape

Let’s start painting!

Guide your child by following the directions.
Mix the Watercolor paint in a cup with enough water so that the pigment doesn’t fade.
Mixing paint in water to make it flow while blowing.
Fixing the white card stock paper on a base you feel getting messy is fine.
You also can arrange newspapers and then fix the white card stock paper on it to not mess up your space where you plan to do this activity.
Use the spoon or droppers to drop the paint on the card stock paper.
Blow the watercolor puddle inside in our direction and make as many splashes as you can.
Use different colors for the flower and use green for the stem.
While blowing for the stem try blowing in one direction or towards one end of the paper for every flower stem.

Blow painting a Tree

Materials Needed:

Straws
Watercolor Paint
White card stock
Spoons or Droppers
paintbrush
Cups
Newspaper
Tape

Let’s start painting!

Guide your child by following the directions.
Mix the Watercolor paint in a cup with enough water so that the pigment doesn’t fade.
Mixing brown paint in water for the tree branches and bark, green paint for the leaves, and red paint for flowers. By mixing the paint in water it helps the paint to flow while blowing.
Fixing the white card stock paper on a base you feel getting messy is fine.
You also can arrange newspapers and then fix the white card stock paper on it to not mess up your space where you plan to do this activity.
Use the spoon or droppers to drop the brown paint on the card stock paper.
Here you need some imagination! Imagine how a tree looks like, the branches and the bark.
Blow the brown watercolor puddle in direction of your imagination and make a tree bark and branches.
Now you can use the paintbrush to paint little leaves and flowers on the branches and finish the painting.

Conclusion

Hope this article helped you with ideas for blow painting. It will be great if children can do this which surely helps them develop skills. Try conversing with them while doing the activity to build your relationships too. This is a great activity for you and your child and must try this today!