A couple weeks ago, I was gifted this AMAZING rainbow wreath from Treetopia. I was also given a RAINBOW TREE which I'll be sharing the big reveal of right here, tomorrow...so stay tuned. Not even gonna be modest about it, it's amazing (catch a sneak peak here if you gotta). I decided a while back that I wanted to create an art supply-themed tree and wreath. My students will also be creating art supply sculptures in the next couple of weeks. These here toilet paper tubes to paint tubes is one that I'm super excited about!
These can be ornaments, sculptures, additions to other projects, you name it! I have a BIG idea for this whole art supply sculpture project...but I don't wanna get ahead of myself (as I often do) so let me stick with the project at hand. You are gonna be amazed at how simple it is to create these bad boys! Check it out:
That's right! All you need are the following: * TP tube * 4 Squares of 4" square plaster cloth * 1 pingpong sized piece of Celluclay * Paint and glitter
My students have been BEGGING to make these since I created the display at the start of the year. They've been collecting and bringing in TP and paper towel tubes like crazy. I think I might add this to their sculpturin' to-do list. To speed up the process, I'm thinking of having them make the sculptures, I'll spray paint them silver, they can add some painters tape to block out what is to remain silver and they can paint the colorful part. I think this will speed up the process and allow for greater success with painting neatly (which can be a struggle). My plan is to do this with either my third or fourth grade kiddos. I'm working on a sculpture art supply lesson for my 1-4th grade kids so stay tuned (and I would LOOOOVE to hear your ideas so please throw 'em my way!).
I have had this "plain" wreath outside my art room door for ages and, while it's super colorful and pretty, let's be honest, I HAD to decorate it. I mean, have you even met me? NOTHING gets past me without being bedazzled, tackified and/or decorated in some sort of sparkly, paint-splattery fashion.
Y'all are gonna have so much fun making these. Please let me know if you and/or your students create some of these paint tubes!
If I didn't already have my spray paint cans up on the wall, I'd be tempted to make bigger versions of these for a color theory display!
I'll be sharing how I created the brush ornaments tomorrow when I do the tree reveal...be sure and pop back by!
I will say, creating these has me LOVING and LIVING for some glitter...even if it is currently on every surface of our house. Including the cat.
Oh and HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! I'm thankful for all y'all readers, sweet comments and just general love every single day. Thank you!
This amazing art made me remind of my school days where i and my all school friends sit together and we use to draw like this blog post's. I would like to suggest that India's one of the best manufacturing company which has best quality of components Manufacturing Suiting Fabrics in India
I love colors in my childhood, and love the shops of colorful decorative things. And this art is fully fall me in love with it. thanks for sharing such a nice post.
I love this lesson, and am planning to try with some 5th graders. Do you think that air dry clay or model magic would work in place of the celluclay? Thanks for all of the inspiration!
This amazing art made me remind of my school days where i and my all school friends sit together and we use to draw like this blog post's. I would like to suggest that India's one of the best manufacturing company which has best quality of components Manufacturing Suiting Fabrics in India
ReplyDeleteI love colors in my childhood, and love the shops of colorful decorative things. And this art is fully fall me in love with it. thanks for sharing such a nice post.
ReplyDeleteI love this lesson, and am planning to try with some 5th graders. Do you think that air dry clay or model magic would work in place of the celluclay?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all of the inspiration!