The other day, while wondering around Michael's hoping for some playroom art inspiration, this idea came to me. Nothing revolutionary, but a fun project all the same.
It started with a pile of letters, that I sprayed with primer.
{Thankfully we had a couple of mild days last week so I could spray outside.}
Then I requested the help of one very excited little girl.
{By far the easiest part!}
This little activity managed to occupy a whole morning.
{Could be the best part!}
Check out that concentration.
A couple of coats later, we ended up with these.
{I accidentally picked up finger paint, so not exactly the look I was going for, but it works.}
Liquid nails makes quick work of adhering the letters to left over MDF, that I painted white, from the Chalkboard project.
I probably should of paid attention to what colors we were painting each letter, but I didn't.
{Once a three year old starts painting, you just go with it!}
She's so proud of her words; loves to "read" them every time we go to the playroom. And I love the memories associated with this little project.
One more little project coming your way and then it's time for the tour. Hope you'll stick around.
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9 comments, now let's hear from you!:
Lovely kid and great activities.
Wonderful idea! Will pass this along to my daughters.
Love this! What a terrific idea to let her participate in the decorating of her playroom! Thanks for sharing.
That is such a great idea. I love that your daughter painted those letters.
Kids love to be included in projects for their spaces - they take such pride in them!
Thanks for sharing at Simply Klassic Home!
This is a fab idea!! I love it!!
and, may I say that you are looking especially pretty in that photo of you on the sidebar. Wowsers!!
Sarahx
Gorgeous, looks fantastic! Sadly our 3 year olds wouldn't have the concentration power to fill a whole morning - they'd do maybe 2 letters each and then get bored xxxx
Cute idea! I love how you both got involved to create something special :)
such a lovely set of activities. Beautiful photos too!
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