Glue all pieces in sequential order as shown above. HINT: Leave space in between each heart pattern - it will help make your 3D Heart Shape POP!Ĩ. Begin laying out each element of the Heart and Letters in their respective order following the picture’s pattern. It’s time to choose a dark piece of construction paper as your background. Stay organized as you cut, as you’ll be reassembling the pattern next.ħ. Cut out all of the shapes following the black lines so that your heart and L-O-V-E letters are in several pieces. Flip your project back over so you can see your gorgeous heart shape outline.Ħ. Once the tissue paper is removed, the color looks beautiful. When dry, shake or peel off the tissue paper. To speed up the drying process, grab a blowdryer and set it to “low”.ĥ. Once you have the outline filled with tissue paper, set the project aside to dry. If you’d like to practice, first, try it on scrap paper for a test “run” (pun intended).Ĥ.
Be careful with how much water you are adding - the colors may get washed out a bit or look fuzzy. Add water over the top of the circles to confirm they are bleeding the colors onto the paper. Check out the first photo above noting the matching color tones.ģ. Think about color choices placed together so that you have colors blending into different complementary colors to help the artwork pop. Use water to wet the paper a bit, then add the bleeding tissue paper circles in an overlapping fashion. Turn over the template so that you are creating it on the backside of the paper.Ģ. The paper will get fairly wet, so you’ll want thick paper if possible.
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Print our free Heart Shape Craft Template on white cardstock paper.Bleeding Tissue Paper (different than normal tissue paper).In just a few minutes with just a few materials, your child will have a gorgeous masterpiece for display. While there are a ton of fun Valentine’s Day Crafts out there, this holiday craft is creative, crafty, and clever.
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