{You can see some of last year's doodle creations ~ our Big Faces ~ above on our banner.}
With a brand new project for Summer Arts Camp and a little inspiration from us, the Camper Kids got busy and began doodling on dishes.
Using a collection of Sharpie markers in a kaleidoscope of colors the children each created their own unique dish designs.
{Our very own Georgia Peach!}
{A little street scene.}
Boys at work.
{Cinderella's castle.}
The collection was diverse ~ each artist somehow inspiring another in small ways.
{Rainbows of color, monograms, the American flag, puppy dogs, and kittens.}
{♥ this one! Future dinnerware designer, I think.}
When the Camper Kids were finished painting their plates with the pens, we baked them in the oven to set the ink and make it permanent. {For the recipe, see below.}
Doodle break.
The Camper Kids left their hand prints everywhere!
With a twist on traditional Mehndi hand prints, a few of the talented hands left these prints with us.
{I ♥ Art Camp!}
But this was my most favorite!
It was a great start to our first week of Summer Arts Camp 2015. Get ready for more fabulous photographs and work by these Camper Kids. We had a week packed with art projects we can't wait to share with you.
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Doodle Dish Recipe
Clean porcelain plate with rubbing alcohol.
Let dry.
Doodle with Sharpie markers.
Let dry.
Place in pre-heated 250 degree oven for 45 minutes.
Let cool.
{In oven with oven door open.}
Enjoy your creation!
*Some other recipes you may find online will recommend 425 degrees for 20 minutes, but this totally faded my first design. Slow and low is my recommendation for a perfect result.
