#BlogchatterA2Z, “W” Wood art- An Easy Recycling Project for kids!
It is the third last post of #BlogchatterA2Z, as “W” I am sharing an exciting and easy wood art project for kids. it is a recycling project and we had lots of fun while doing it. hoping you would like it.
How this project started?
It was the time when we moved from california to connecticut. and while moving we had some leftover wood ply. so, I had thought to recycle them in a creative way.
And decided to make a recycle wood art from these leftover wood ply.
Recycled wood Art
Theme– First we had selected a theme,
“The essential factors of a loving family“
Love, trust, care and hope are some essential factors of a loving family, these are the things that a loving family should have.
So, first I had explained the importance of each factor to my girls and we had started making this project/
Material needed
Leftover ply and acrylic colours
Method
we had divided plywood pieces in equal portions, then painted a base colour on each block and kept it for some time for drying. After proper drying, we had write-down name of all essential factors of a loving family ( Love, trust, care and hope) in an attractive manner.
Beautiful wood art is ready. It can be used for garden and home decoration
Welcome sign
After finishing this first project, we were excited and decided to make a welcome sign by using the same plywood, colours and imagination. and made one more wood art with “Life is beautiful” message.
We had great fun while doing this recycling craft. I was happy because kids had learnt a good message about life and family by using a waste product with recycling. Hope you would also like it.
This post is a part of #BlogchatterA2Z hosted by Blogchatter.
18 Comments
Sonia Chatterjee
I am not going to repeat how creative you are but all I can say is that I never thought recycled wood could be made into something so desirable. Kudos to you for the entire series.
nooranandchawla
Wow that’s really innovative! My son would love this!
zainab
you are really good with diy’s. I’m so inspired by you.
vidhya29
woww! loving your ideas
Vartika Mehrotra Gakhar
Love this one, I made a few bookmarks and bottle openers with wood.
romagptasinha
Honestly I could not have imagined yo recreate left over pieces of ply this artistically. You are your precious little undoubtedly have a very creative bent of mind
Priyanka Nair
Hey this is awesome 🙂
Nandhini Chandrasekaran
That’s a lovely theme you selected. And what excitement it would’ve brought in the kids, so well I know. Thanks for sharing this.
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