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{ Paper Roll Flower Prints }

January 2, 2013 by Kimberly 4 Comments

Paper Roll Flower Prints

Paper Roll Flower Prints

Our TP rolls

Our TP rolls

We love messy art!

We love messy art!

All done!

All done!

New Year’s Eve was a long one for us. Lorelai was determined to stay up and M (my husband) was working late. To fill the time, Lorelai and I got on Pinterest and looked through some of my boards. I had pinned this super cute art project a long time ago, and I’m glad I did. It was very easy and produced great results. Thanks Getting Messy with Ms. Jessi! We’ll be doing this one again and again.

What You’ll Need:
Toilet Paper Rolls
Scissors
Paint
Paper

What to Do:
Cut slits around one end of the toilet paper roll. From there, you can leave them rectangular, or snip the ends into different shapes. (I did one rectangular, and curved the ends on one for a true flower look). Next, gently fold up the snipped ends, dip into paint, and then press onto paper. We made sure to press down each petal before lifting up from the paper.

Tip: Use white paint for snowflakes!

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Drop me a line in the comments if you plan to do, or have done, this one! I’d love to hear feedback!

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Comments

  1. Katie @ Gift of Curiosity says

    January 3, 2013 at 12:53 am

    So cute! I’ve pinned it. Definitely hope to try this with my kids sometime – maybe in a few months when we do a garden and plant unit!

  2. Kendall says

    January 10, 2013 at 11:49 am

    These turned out soooo cute! My daughter would love to do this! I featured this post on my blog for the weekly kid’s co-op. You can check it out here:

    http://www.homelearningjourney.com/the-weekly-kids-co-op-110/

Trackbacks

  1. Our Natural Learning Day…Yesterday « The LipperLoppy Life says:
    January 11, 2013 at 2:27 pm

    […] we brought a little springtime inside with flower paper roll painting. M discovered that you need to press down on the petal flaps to get a good print. M also decided to […]

  2. { Paper Roll Snowflake Prints } says:
    January 15, 2013 at 12:09 pm

    […] couple of weeks ago, Lorelai did Paper Roll Flower Prints. She enjoyed it so much that she asked to do it again. However, instead of doing colored paint on […]

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