Toddlers love to match colors and this project gives them both cute little dolls to play with and a chance to beef up their color skills. This can be set up for just a few colors (for younger kids) to a set that spans the rainbow and beyond depending on your child’s skill level.
Things you’ll need:
3 1/2 inch Peg People
2 inch unfinished wood flowerpots
Craft Paint
Paint Brush
Things to do:
1. On a covered work surface, spread out your dolls and squeeze out about 1/2 teaspoon of paint.
2. Starting at the neck, paint down to the base of each doll. Repeat with a second coat as needed.
3. Using the same colors, paint from the rim down on each pot. Add a second coat as needed.
4. Allow all the pieces to dry before playing. Optionally you can seal these with a clear polyurethane.
2 Comments
Would love these for my grandchildren. Please can you tell me how much they are each and for quantity as my Daughter runs a apre school club and they would be good for that . Thank you Jane.
Hello and welcome to our blog Jane. You can find all of the supplies you need for this project under the “Things you’ll need” section of the tutorial. If you click on the orange-ish, red text below that section it will then bring you to the products, which will also show the pricing per package and dimensions of each piece. Please be sure to let us know if you have any other questions or concerns, as we are always more than happy to help you!