Poppies are one of my favorite flowers so I thought it’d be fun to try to make them out of thumbprints! I think they turned out very cute and could be great for putting on homemade Mother’s Day cards! You can also make these fingerprint poppies for a Spring art project!
You will need red/black/green/yellow paint, white paper, and 2 paintbrushes.
Start by having your kids dip their thumbs into red paint and making a circle shape with their prints. Doing 4-5 thumbprints per poppy looks best!
After the red paint has dried some, have them dip their pointer finger in black paint and dab the middle of each flower.
Take a small paintbrush and put a dot of yellow paint in the middle of each flower. Then have them paint skinny green stems.
The last step is to take a bigger paintbrush and have them make a ton of “X’s” at the bottom to make grass! That’s it!
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Did this lesson in my grade 1 class and they turned out fantastic…36 kids creating poppies…so simply beautiful, we attached the painting to black construction paper to frame the pics…Thankyou for the Steps for this beautiful art lesson
Thank you!
Simply adorable and creatie…..and not difficult!