Christmas painting ideas for starters

Christmas wreath painting

When we were winding up one of our painting sessions, my preschooler wanted to do one more painting before cleanup. Since I had not planned anything, I was roaming in the kitchen to find an object to paint with. I noticed my kitchen scouring pad in the sink. I got a new one from my storage for our painting and made this Christmas wreath painting. It was simple but so much fun.

Material needed: (Affiliation links are used)

1. Washable Tempera paint – Green and red color
2. Metal Scouring Pads
3. Printer paper
4. Pencil (optional)

Method

1. Draw a circle with pencil. This step is optional if you can maintain the circle shape.
2. Pour the green paint in a wide pan.
3. Take the paint in the scouring pad and dab on the circle.

4. Continue Step 3, until the circle is completed.

5. Make red paint dots with the back of the pencil.

This is my preschooler’s painting

As I said this painting is very simple to make. Share your pictures if you try it at home.

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Winter Festival

Come together this winter for spellbinding shows, glorious music and choirs, luminous art, festive family fun and our wondrous Winter Market and pop-ups.

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Stroll along the Thames under twinkling lights at our Winter Market, where you can sample delicious drinks and street food or browse for Christmas gifts . At our seasonal pop-ups, take part in alpine-themed curling at The Curling Club, toast marshmallows at Fire & Fromage and enjoy more goodies at Beltane & Pop, Choco Fruit and The Thirsty Farrier.

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