Today’s Watercolor Flower Art tutorial smells like flowers – figuratively but you get my drift!

I’m introducing my latest {and greatest} “Black Glue & Watercolor Flower” craft idea that comes with a FREE template to get you started with ease!

It only costs cents to make! Keep scrolling for the how-to!

If you or your child LOVE coloring and/or working with a paint brush, our latest flower themed craft idea is just for YOU! It’s got a little sparkle from the black glue we used and a beautiful watercolor color scheme to really round it off.

With the THREE different flower outline templates you will find listed below, you are going to LOVE how easy it is to pull this paper craft idea together within minutes. Plus it will only cost a few cents to recreate!

All you need to do is download our FREE flower files, print them on white cardstock and give it life with a few crafty steps. And although the watercolors are what makes each flower beautiful and unique, the black glitter glue outline we added towards the end {and encourage} is what really makes it pop from the paper!

And I have ONE last PUSH to encourage you to recreate this art project today. Not only will you and your child want to make several to display on your fridge, you are also going to want to make a few for the special people in your life. This black glue and watercolor craft is great to make in multiples, all at once and turn them into simple cards by adding letter stickers that spell out “a flower for you” to make it easy to gift!

So what are you waiting for?! I’ve laid out the hard work for you. It’s time for YOU to get to printing and “blossoming” that creative spirit today! Remember – this idea is great for ALL year long, so be sure to bookmark our page in your browser {especially when Valentine’s day and Mother’s Day comes around!}

Happy crafting, my friends! Please don’t forget to share pictures of your paper and watercolor flower creations on our Facebook page to admire from a far! I can’t wait to see how you decorate your flowers! #gluedtomycrafts

Thank you to DailyArtHub.com for the awesome flower graphics I used for today’s post.

Watercolor Flower Art Supplies:

• Free Flower Outline Templates {download flower 1, flower 2, flower 3}
• White Cardstock
• Color Printer
• Watercolors {any type will do, even this inexpensive Crayola brand!}
• Paint Brush
• Small Dish w/plain tap water
• Black Glitter Glue
• Small Scrapbook Letter Stickers
• Flat/Wipeable Surface To Work On
• optional – construction paper and glue stick

Directions:

• First things first – download and print any {or all} of the flower files listed above, on a single sheet of simple white cardstock. Print each flower design as much and many times as you like! You can also print these files on light colored cardstock paper as well.
• Now it’s time to paint the flower! Let the kids go wide and paint their little hearts out! Remember – you can make this a teachable moment on how to make different shades of red and orange, with the colors they have in front of them {or let them go wild and paint their flower however they like!}
• For added flair {and more crafty fun} have children outline their painted flower with a thin line of black glitter glue.
• Set aside to let it dry when done.
• If desired, add scrapbook stickers that spell out “a flower for you” in the corner of the print.
• You can also glue your finished {and completely dry} piece to another larger piece of paper to frame the design. I have found that construction paper {which is bigger than computer paper} and a basic glue stick will do the trick on this step.
• Finally – display and/or gift away your watercolor flower art proudly!
• Don’t forget to also snap a few pictures with share with us on your social media sites! #gluedtomycrafts

WANT EVEN MORE AWESOME CRAFT IDEAS TO MAKE TODAY WITH THE KIDS?!

If you loved this watercolor and black glue flower craft from us, be sure to check out our Beautiful Watercolor Fall Leaves – Free Printable Template, Black Glue & Watercolor Owl Kid Craft Idea and Watercolor Acorn Friends – Kid Craft blog posts & bookmark them to recreate this upcooming fall season. All of which are sure to get YOU and your child excited for this beautiful season of life!

And before you go – please be sure to join our little community on Facebook where we chit chat crafty stuff and share our creations. Let’s high five and be friends! Hope to see you there!!! #gluedtomycrafts