MaryAnn F. Kohl, process art and treasures of childhood: ArtsyKidsNEWS "news" for February (January) 2013

Monday, December 16, 2013

ArtsyKidsNEWS "news" for February (January) 2013

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Glitter - December Sparkle Glitter. Is there any better time than Christmas for glitter? Valentine's you say? Well, certainly. But Christmas!! Glitter on eyelids, on sweaters, and in your lipstick! Glitter on pinecones, glitter on stars, glitter mixed with paint, stirred into glue, sprinkled on tape, dusted over cardboard cookies, squeezed from glitter glue bottles, one color or colors mixed together, big chunks of glitter, or tiny dusty bits of glitter. GLITTER! Silver has always been my favorite, and I know kids like all the metallics too. Gold glitter can turn a rock into a treasure, a Christmas drawing into a magical masterpiece, dough ornaments from ordinary to majestic. Never say no to glitter. Yes, you'll be sweeping, vacuuming, and picking it up piece by piece from everywhere for months, and how fortunate...just in time for Valentine's Day. Glitter, ahhhhhhh. from Momspotted.com - glitter pinecones theartfulparent blog - glitter tape trees from Gluedtomycraftsblog.com -...

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