Art Project #18; Water Bottle Windsock
We made a water bottle windsock and I just love how it looks hanging out in the sun!
We were looking for a quick and easy craft project yesterday as part of our 100 Days of Art Challenge and the boys saw some of these colorful water bottle spirals on my Pinterest page; they could not wait to get started!
Want to know how to make one? They're so simple.
Supplies:
Empty water bottle
Sharpie markers in a variety of colors
Spray Varnish
Scissors
Wire or string
Taking our clean water bottles, we removed all the labeling and started coloring them with markers. We made sure to fill up the entire outside of the water bottle with colors.
Once colored we sprayed the entire bottle with varnish. I am hopeful that by spraying them with varnish the colors will hold up longer in the sun, rain, and elements.
We waited for the varnish to dry and then we cut the bottom off of each water bottle and using our scissors began to cut the bottle in a spiral pattern.
We decided to combine all four water bottle spirals into one giant wind sock. I layered the mouthpieces of each water bottle inside one another and threaded some thing wire through them. Then I knotted the ends together and made a little hanger.
So simple and so adorable!
Our other art projects:
Project 1: Painting with Hexbugs
Project 2: Tissue paper flowers
Project 3: Star Wars Crafts
Project 4: Watercolor compass circles
Project 5: Floral pens
Project 6: Watercolor outlines
Project 7: Scratch art jellyfish
We were looking for a quick and easy craft project yesterday as part of our 100 Days of Art Challenge and the boys saw some of these colorful water bottle spirals on my Pinterest page; they could not wait to get started!
Want to know how to make one? They're so simple.
Supplies:
Empty water bottle
Sharpie markers in a variety of colors
Spray Varnish
Scissors
Wire or string
Taking our clean water bottles, we removed all the labeling and started coloring them with markers. We made sure to fill up the entire outside of the water bottle with colors.
Evan really enjoyed this project! |
Once colored we sprayed the entire bottle with varnish. I am hopeful that by spraying them with varnish the colors will hold up longer in the sun, rain, and elements.
We waited for the varnish to dry and then we cut the bottom off of each water bottle and using our scissors began to cut the bottle in a spiral pattern.
We decided to combine all four water bottle spirals into one giant wind sock. I layered the mouthpieces of each water bottle inside one another and threaded some thing wire through them. Then I knotted the ends together and made a little hanger.
So simple and so adorable!
Our other art projects:
Project 1: Painting with Hexbugs
Project 2: Tissue paper flowers
Project 3: Star Wars Crafts
Project 4: Watercolor compass circles
Project 5: Floral pens
Project 6: Watercolor outlines
Project 7: Scratch art jellyfish
Project 8: Oil pastel flowers
Project 9: Fingerprint dandelions
Project 10: Beaded Sun Catchers
Project 11: Bird Crafts and Snacks
Project 12: Color Mixing Butterflies
Project 13: Water Gun Art
Project 14: Using Watercolor Kits
Project 15: Dragonfly Silhouette Paintings
Project 16: Painting Pet Rocks
Project 17: Spray Paint Resist
Project 9: Fingerprint dandelions
Project 10: Beaded Sun Catchers
Project 11: Bird Crafts and Snacks
Project 12: Color Mixing Butterflies
Project 13: Water Gun Art
Project 14: Using Watercolor Kits
Project 15: Dragonfly Silhouette Paintings
Project 16: Painting Pet Rocks
Project 17: Spray Paint Resist
We are TOTALLY doing this soon! I love it!
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ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! Great job, I hope the varnish holds up the colors.
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Thanks. We just loved how colorful they looked in our garden too.
DeleteThis is so cool looking! And easy, which is always a bonus. ;)
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DeleteWow! This is so clever! It is very simple and effective too. I am so pinning this too! :) xx
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