You are going to love this golf ball art project! It’s fun to make and the end result is AHmazing!
One thing I love about this craft is it doesn’t require a paintbrush. If you follow us on Facebook or Pinterest you know we love branching out occasionally with out the ordinary fun like the marbled shaving cream art or “messy” bathtub finger paint that has super easy clean up. If you aren’t following us yet, check out our e-mail newsletter so you don’t miss more great craft ideas, like today’s fireworks craft!
Materials:
Directions:
- Trace the bottom of your pan on the sheet of paper and cut in from your line about a quarter of an inch and it should fit perfectly inside your pan.
- Squirt a small amount of paint in the bottom of your cup, drop your golf ball in and swirl around until the golf ball is covered in paint.
- Drop the golf ball in your pan and roll it around until you are in love with the pattern.
- Let dry and then repeat step 2 & 3 with a second paint color, let dry again.
- Cut wedges out of the paper to create a pinwheel shape – this will be your firework! Make as many fireworks as you like (we made 2).
- Glue your fireworks to a black sheet of paper and ta-da.
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Katie @ Cup of Tea Blog says
What an adorable, simple project! Pinned!!
Melissa says
I did this with my 2 boys today and they loved it!!!! Awesome idea! I did use my hairdryer to dry the colors in between each since they were not for waiting for the colors to dry on their own 🙂
Alida says
Great idea!