Make your own fireworks out of an unexpected ingredient: watercolor paints! Kids drop watery watercolor paint onto paper, then blow through a straw to push the paint outward into bursty, firework shapes. Every blow makes a different pattern, so the page fills up with surprise splats, streaks, and colorful “sky explosions.” It’s quick to set up, super satisfying to watch, and perfect for New Year’s Eve, summer celebrations, or any day you want a little art magic.
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Make your own fireworks out of an unexpected ingredient: watercolor paints! Kids drop watery watercolor paint onto paper, then blow through a straw to push the paint outward into bursty, firework shapes. Every blow makes a different pattern, so the page fills up with surprise splats, streaks, and colorful “sky explosions.” It’s quick to set up, super satisfying to watch, and perfect for New Year’s Eve, summer celebrations, or any day you want a little art magic.
Use a paint pen to write the upcoming year. A paint pen or something that is not water-based is best. If you use a washable marker, your watercolor paints will smudge the numbers.
