Put those bubble wrap that arrive with nearly every package into use!
Although popping them is undeniably fun, theres a far more creative way to put them to use.
Imagine vibrant, textured hydrangea flowers on canvas.
Yes, you heard that right!
This easy flower painting idea will surely surprise you the perfectspring craft ideafor all ages.
This isnt your typical painting tutorial.
Forget about needing years of art experience as you dont need them to make this easy flower painting.
Let me show you how to paint flowers using bubble wrap and cotton swabs in the step-by-step instructions below.
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Why Bubble Wrap?
If you are tired of the same old painting techniques, you have to try bubble wrap painting.
Bubble wrap isnt just for popping!
Its a great tool for creating unique, textured hydrangea petals.
Think about it: the bumpy texture of bubble wrap creates interesting patterns when painted and pressed onto paper.
And the same applies to cotton swabs.
This means you dont have to worry about intricate brushstrokes.
Both techniques adds depth and dimension to your artwork, making the flowers truly stand out.
Next, cut a piece of bubble wrap that is big enough to wrap the object.
Step 2: Prepare paint
Add paint to paper plates or palette.
Step 3: Bubble wrap magic
Paint the air pockets with your desired color using your paintbrush.
If the consistency is too thick, use a little bit of water to thin it out.
Once done, immediately press on the black colored paper.
Repeat the same process for the other colors.
confirm to space them out and leave some space for the leaves.
See the photo below for reference.
To add depth, create a lighter shade of the flower color by mixing it with white paint.
Then, dip the swab tips, and make dots on some of the petals.
Gently press, then remove.
See the photo below for reference.
Step 6: Create the splatters
Lightly load your paintbrush with white paint.
confirm its not dripping.
Let your painting dry completely.