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Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

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Not only is this paper paint brush craft lots of fun, it's also incredibly easy to set up and requires minimal materials!
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Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

Are you a mom, teacher, educator or craft enthusiast looking for some creative activities to keep your little ones entertained?

Look no further! This paper paint brush craft is the perfect way to get your kids interested in art!

Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

Crepe Paper Paint Brush Craft

It’s colorful craft that I honestly have no clue what to “title” to make it presentable for the internet “Gods.” I really suck at this part.

I’ve played around with so many names and descriptions in my head, that I’m quite honestly drained… but I’m still so excited to finally share with you all my latest craft idea for kids, regardless if I come up with a unique name or not.

When I first started envisioning this paint brush craft, I was thinking about a rainbow coming from the bottom of the paint brush. I toyed around with fingerprints, popsicle sticks and even a paper plate idea that was a complete flop. It was bad…

After playing around with some ideas and really not loving them at all, I finally settled on crepe paper streamers instead. Simple but effective. I don’t know why I was making it so complicated. I just mainly just wanted it to look like the real deal – paint coming from the paint brush cutout and the crepe paper really allows that idea to really “flow” with ease.

Anyways – find the free printable and a quick run down of how you can recreate it, in the full tutorial below. I hope you run with my idea and make it your own. Happy crafting, my friends!

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Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

Get connected with your inner artist today and bond creatively with your child – grab a few rolls of crepe paper and let’s get started!

Craft Supplies:

Instructions:

  • First things first, grab the free “paint brush” file {listed above in the supply list} and print it out on white cardstock paper.
  • Use your paint crayons to color in one {or both} of the brush designs.
  • Now trim it out with scissors.
  • Next up – grab your crepe paper and tear off THREE long strips of it.
  • To finish off your paint brush craft, secure the crepe paper strips to the back of paper cutout.
  • Now you can stop here or add any other embellishments you see fit, to give it your own personal spin!
  • Then display your paintbrush piece proudly for ALL to see!!

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Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

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Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

Paper Paint Brush Craft Idea For Kids

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