Reusing Styrofoam ThriftyFun

About Styrofoam String

In our newest art for kids activity, we'll be using styrofoam, toothpicks, and string to make some colorful 3-D string art! This is a fun activity for creating patterns and designs in a unique way. And a great way to reuse packaging materials- great for Earth Day! Follow the Buggy and Buddy on Pinterest! I'm teaming up

Step 2 Cover Styrofoam with patterned paper to create a background. You may also draw or color a background using crayons or markers pssstmake sure the markers dry and don't leave a wet, inky mess on the styrofoam . Step 3 Decide what shape you want your string art to be. If you would like to do a house shape like the sample pic place

You can make prints from woodcuttings, carved rubber, styrofoam, and even a painting on plastic. Basically, any raised surface that can be painted or inked may be suitable for printmaking. This printmaking idea is a twist on traditional string art. Supplies Needed cereal boxes or cardboard yarn or string scissors glue I used washable

This Word String Art is made from FOAM - yep, foam! For my FloraCraft Make It Fun Team project this month, we were challenged to make some wall art with foam sheets. I knew I wanted to try faux pallet wood out of foam, and I knew it would be an awesome base for string art. I have an awesome initial art in my son's room, but it's pretty

I really wanted the look of a white background for my string art so I decided to paint the cork. If you're fine with the cork colortexture background, then feel free to skip this step. I used some leftover latex paint I had BM Sea Pearl if you care and a Styrofoam mini roller. Nothing special.

String Wall art looks so cool and classy .But making them with wood and nails for kids diy project is not so cool. I figured out another way with Styrofoam a

Transform art into geometry by using string and push pins to create colorful shapes. Young learners can practice making triangles and squares, while older kids will have a blast making beautiful parabolic curves and other designs. What You'll Need. Cork, foam core board, or wood Push pins, toothpicks that have been cut in half, or nails

Whether they are crafting pros or craft newbies, the Craft-tastic String Art kit is easy for kids 10 to use. Kids simply push the pins into the sturdy, pre-patterned foam bases and string away. Once kids have finished their designs, they can hang them up and put them on display for friends, family, and others to enjoy.

Dec 29, 2017 - Explore Rebecca Griffin's board quotStyrofoamquot on Pinterest. See more ideas about string art diy, nail string art, string art patterns.

Get hands-on with this String Art Star Garland DIY project for beginners! Learn everything you need to know with step-by-step instructions and create something awesome! If you're using styrofoam, you can skip this step! Draw a star on the surface of your box or styrofoam block. This will be the base to create the shape of your stars. Step 2.