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Encouraging a child to draw and practice letter formation is really influential in the home setting. Once your pattern is finished you can gently press a clean sheet of paper onto your paint, which should transfer the marbled pattern onto your paper. If you want to start practising at home, there are plenty of fun pencil control activities in this handy collection.

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Arrange your work space so all your materials are easily accessible and prepare the colours that you would like to use in your designs. Fun for the whole family, this selection of tutorials feature step by step instructions so you can craft together and create some fantastic Easter memories. You can move around these splashes with a toothpick or knife/fork to create some brilliant marbled patterns.Below are some easy and affordable ways to inject even more excitement into creating their Easter crafts! Peter, Lily and Benjamin and their squirrel friends set off on a TOP SECRET mission to Owl Island to get it back.

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As they can be pre-cut they are a great way of getting young children to create artwork without needing to draw their own designs. Colouring, drawing, scribbling and doodling will all help your child to build the skills they need for good pencil control. There’s no better way to celebrate the arrival of Spring than by getting the family involved in some Easter art projects!Paint can be splashed and spotted directly onto paper or card, although we would definitely recommend that you protect your furniture and floors! Another alternative would be to mix Brusho Crystal Colours with water to make some vibrant washes of colour. You can start simply by using pencil control path and dot to dot activities, which will be fun for young children to try. Use them for decoration or add them to cards, they’re sure to bring a bit of Spring cheer however you choose to use them!