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Glue Pumpkin - Halloween - Monthly Seasonal Crafts - KinderArt
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Glue Pumpkin
Grade: 4 +
Age: 8 +
Written by: Andrea Mulder-Slater
[Andrea is one of the creators of KinderArt ®]
You can create cool works of art using glue as your drawing medium. The end result is a unique drawing that looks like a stained glass window. Try making more than one. The sky is the limit!
What You Need:
- black (or other dark) construction paper
- white glue
- a pencil and oil (or chalk) pastels (or crayons)
What You Do:
- Gather your materials.
- Draw a picture onto construction paper, using a pencil.
- The picture can be of anything you wish -- just remember to keep it simple. In this case, we drew a pumpkin for Halloween with a checkerboard tablecloth.
- Next, trace over your pencil lines using white glue squeezed from a glue bottle. The thicker the better!
- Then, put the drawing in a safe place to dry for anywhere from 12 to 24 hours.
- After the glue is dry, fill in the areas created by the glue lines using either chalk or oil pastel.
►More Halloween Arts & Crafts
Available Now:
KinderArt Halloween Coloring Pages - Instant Downloads
The KinderArt KinderColor Halloween Download includes twenty (20) coloring pages, 3 Halloween frames and 2 cut and color masks. Download yours today!
KinderArt E Coloring Pages - Instant Downloads
Volume Two (Seasonal Images) includes sixty (60) coloring pages including: Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Remembrance Day/Veterans Day and Christmas.
We also have many more Coloring Pages available now for instant download have a look today.
Recommended Books:
Ed Emberley's Drawing Book of Halloween
by Ed Emberley
Step-by-step instructions for drawing Halloween cartoon figures and objects.
Halloween Fun: Great Things to Make and Do
by Abigail Willis Halloween will certainly be fun when children design their own jack-o'-lanterns, make frightening masks, build hanging skeletons, play gruesome games, bake spider (or bat) cakes, and read scary poems aloud.
© Andrea Mulder-Slater, KinderArt® Illustration: Geoff Slater
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