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Paint Splat Owl Face Craft Idea For Kids

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Take your crafting to the next level with this fun and creative paint splat owl face paper craft idea. Perfect for kids of all ages!
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Paint Splat Owl Face On Paper

Paint Splat Owl Face On Paper

Are you looking for a creative activity that combines art, nature, and a healthy dose of mess? This paint splat owl face craft delivers all three while helping kids develop fine motor skills and artistic expression.

Perfect for rainy afternoons or classroom activities, this project transforms simple paint splatters into adorable owl faces that kids will be proud to display.

This craft requires minimal supplies, works for children ages 3 and up, and creates beautiful keepsakes that parents will actually want to keep. Let’s dive into everything you need to know to create these charming feathered friends.

Paint Splat Owl Face On Paper

SUPPLIES YOU NEED:

Gathering the right materials makes this craft run smoothly and keeps cleanup manageable. Here’s your complete supply list:

  • To recreate this Paint Splat Owl Face tutorial, I used white, as well as orange cardstock, my trusty & favorite Tulip Puffy Paint in shades of red, yellow & brown, scissors, glue and some large wiggle eyes.
  • The basic foundation of this craft, was taking the white cardstock paper and my three shades of Puffy Paint to make the “owl’s face” that really sets the scene. Although I trust and love the Tulip brand for this craft, you can also use regular craft paint for this DIY, as well. Just remember – regular craft paint will absorb differently on the paper and possibly faster, as well.

DIRECTIONS:

Choose an area that can handle some paint splatter. Outdoor spaces work wonderfully, but indoor craft rooms are fine with proper protection. Lay down newspaper or plastic sheeting around your work area, extending at least two feet beyond your craft space.

  • So let’s start! Just fold your white cardstock in half, open back up and squirt CIRCLES of red/brown/yellow paint colors ON ONE SIDE before closing up the white cardstock paper again. {I normally say you can make ANY design you like but a CIRCLE design is very important for today’s craft!}
  • Once the paper is closed for the second time, gently take your hand and “caress” the paint around inside, so it makes a fun symmetrical “owl head” print design on both sides of the paper {keep in mind – paint might ooze from the sides of the cardstock paper, so be sure to work in an area that can get dirty!}

THE BIG REVEAL:

  • Now you are ready to open it back up and see the BEGINNING of what your owl’s face will be.
  • Next up, grab your orange colored cardstock paper and your scissors. Cut out TWO triangular ears and a triangle nose. Glue those to your painted cardstock piece.
  • Add on the large wiggle eyes.
  • Once finished with your custom owl masterpiece, set aside to let it dry completely, before displaying proudly! And of course – repeat as many times as you like! No two paint splat art pieces will be the same and I think that’s what makes it even more fun!

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Paint Splat Owl Face On Paper

Our first seen here “paint splat owl” craft offer the perfect blend of structured creativity and free-form expression that keeps kids engaged while developing important skills. The combination of manageable mess, beautiful results, and endless variation possibilities makes this project a winner for parents, teachers, and kids alike.

Gather your supplies, protect your workspace, and prepare for some delightful chaos. Your owl adventure awaits, and the memories you’ll create will last far longer than the paint on your hands!

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Paint Splat Owl Face Craft Idea For Kids

Take your crafting to the next level with this fun and creative paint splat owl face paper craft idea. Perfect for kids of all ages!

Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:

Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!

Directions:

  • First things first - fold your white cardstock paper in half.
    Cardstock Paper
  • Now open back up and squirt large CIRCLES of red/brown/yellow paint colors ON ONE SIDE before closing up the white cardstock again.
    Tulip Puffy Paint
  • Once the paper is closed for the second time, gently take your hand and "caress" the paint around inside, so it makes a fun symmetrical "owl head" print design on both sides of the paper {keep in mind - paint might ooze from the sides of the cardstock, so be sure to work in an area that can get dirty!}
  • Now you are ready to open it back up and see the BEGINNING of what your owl's face will be.
  • Next up, grab your orange colored cardstock paper and your scissors.
  • Cut out TWO triangular ears and a triangle nose.
  • Glue those to your painted cardstock piece.
  • Add on the large wiggle eyes.
    2 Wiggle Eyes
  • Once finished with your custom owl masterpiece, set aside to let it dry completely, before displaying proudly!
    Paint Splat Owl Face On Paper

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Craft Activity Safety Guidelines:

Always Ensure Adult Supervision - Young children should be supervised at all times when engaging in craft activities. This is essential to keep them safe and ensure materials are used correctly. Use Age-Appropriate Supplies - Choose craft supplies that are suitable for your child’s age. Check labels for recommendations and avoid items with small parts or sharp edges for younger children. Modify as Needed - Feel free to adapt materials or steps to meet your child's abilities and safety needs. For example, substitute scissors with safety scissors if necessary. Keep an Eye on Allergies - Be mindful of potential allergens in craft materials like glue, paint, or certain fabrics. Opt for non-toxic and hypoallergenic options whenever possible. Organize and Secure Supplies - Keep all craft tools and materials organized. Store sharp objects, small parts, and potentially hazardous items out of reach when not in use. Following these guidelines will ensure that crafts remain fun, creative, and, most importantly, safe for everyone involved!