4th of July Crafts

 


Fork Fireworks ! 






Supply List:

A fork, plastic or metal, both work

A paper plate for the paint

Paint

Paper

Start with one color of paint, dip the back of the fork in and then “wipe” the back of the fork onto the paper.  Do this over and over and make a circle pattern.  Clean your fork off a nd then go to another color.  Do this over and over until you have used all the colors.  I used red white and blue but you could use any color

My fireworks card

This easy card is made with stickers and 4th paper to make it come together fast and easy

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