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    is a weekly guest at BloesemKids, showing us some great art projects you can do with your kids. Arounna received several Art degrees. She lives in Toronto and divides her time between her textile designs and her artwork where she explores sculpture, drawing and printmaking. Together with husband John Booth she produces pieces for their own label...Bookhou design.
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Project #20 Monoprint

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...making one off prints using paint.

What you will need:
*White bond paper cut to 9 x 12 in.
*Plexi-glass 8 x 10 in., paint brushes
*Acrylic paint – various colours (tempera paints will work fine)
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step one:
..take the paint with the brush and paint on the plexi –glass it’s good to work quickly so that the paint doesn’t dry
step two:
..take the paper and place it on top of the plexi-glass and press all over the surface
step three:
..slowly peel the paper off the surface and if desired repeat to make lots of different kinds of monoprints

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hi,
i am not a mother but i am a fresh textile and clothing designer, and i love working and spending my time with children, i always did. so your projects are really inspiring for me to find my own path and i feel encouraged to really stick with the real me and be creative in my own special way...keep on with the good work!
(and sorry for my english)

Hi!
We make similar prints all the time.
Except the kids do it in the bath.
They paint the bath & then we print it onto paper.
No water 'till it's over, no mess, no fuss! Xxx

where can i buy plexi glass?

any hardware store will sell plexiglass

I love this!

I love all your craft projects. I usually do some with my kids during their school holidays. So inspiring !

wonderful idea!!! I am always trying to find projects that look artistic on the wall and that are easy enough for a 2 year old!!!

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