Hello and welcome back to ExpressionsVinyl.com. March is National Craft Month, and thereupon there's a national youngster's Craft Day on March fourteenth. If you do not have any ideas of what to try and do along with your kiddos or category, I even have a fun one for ya. watch out it should get mussy.

We area unit about to finger paint with simply regular paint (Kid Safe) you'll be able to additionally use Finger Paints.

Start by having your vinyl pictures sized to your board surface. to avoid wasting on house we have a tendency to failed to cut all in one line, this is often all up to you.

This board was 1/4inch MDF move 6"x18". Since it's March, we have a tendency to area unit all regarding those Shamrocks.

After operating your pictures, get rid of the herbaceous plant centers, sq. up the weeding boxes, and apply that fun Gridded Clear Transfer Tape thus you'll be able to simply line them au fait the board.

Once you've got the transfer tape applied line them up on the board beginning with the center and provides them decent burnishing and so take away the Transfer Tape.

You are currently able to paint.

Place some transfer tape down on the table and squeeze out a number of their favorite paint picks. they'll be excited!

Then simply allow them to finger paint dots everywhere the Oramask till the clovers area unit choked with fun colors.

Some could also be unsure of this fun project.

Let the paint dry totally since there could also be quite a few thick layers. While the paint is drying, cut out some fun Brushed Gold Chrome Vinyl for the offset of the center shamrock and a fun Irish Phrase, I likable the "The Lucky One".

(Font) Amarillo

(Image) Silhouette various herbaceous plant Shamrocks

Once your paint is dry merely take away the or mask and apply any retouch paint if want is.

Transfer tape your vinyl. My favorite is that the Clear Gridded Transfer Tape, which makes it straightforward to line pictures up and it's very little thicker thus image simply lays nice and flat.

You currently have a fun and simple, somewhat mussy, youngsters project all able to show.