Rainbows of all sizes and colors have begun to appear in the windows of our neighborhoods in support of the global crisis we are experiencing.
The 'it's gonna be okay' movement has taken social media by storm asking people to post their masterpieces for families walking the streets to admire. To support this initiative, I inspire you with these colorful craft ideas and other fun projects to put more rainbows in your life!
Painting in windows
No need more than that to show our solidarity! I love the idea of painting directly in the window with water-based paint. On the one hand, the children found it really fun and, on the other hand, you only have to scrape it all off with a razor blade when you want to clean everything. Quickly done, well done!
Drawing of Pico tattoo to download
Pico Tatouage is offering some coloring of their popular characters in support of the crisis we are currently experiencing. Upload your design here and let the kids add some color to it.
Make a s alt dough rainbow
Thekids will love creating a rainbow with s alt dough! Assemble your small rollers, let them dry and then add color with felt-tip pens or a little paint. S alt dough recipe
Painting a rainbow with 3D paint
3D painting is super popular with my kids all the time. So prepare all the required colors and dry everything before displaying it. For the 3D painting recipe
Collage of scraps
To make this craft, you will need several scraps of recycled paper or cardboard. Patterns may be different, but each line must be in the same shades.
Cut out a rainbow template from a cardboard box, then let the children stick the small scraps in the right place.
Rainbow Stained Glass
Make this beautiful rainbow colored stained glass window with rainbow colored construction paper, contact paper, scissors and tissue paper!
Bath Paint
Well, no one will see your beautiful masterpiece with this bath paint, but the kids are going to love doing the Picassos between washcloths. For the paint recipe
Cardboard Rainbow
Here is a little rainbow made of construction paper and cotton balls. An easy to make project.
Good DIY!
