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DIY Mother’s Day Tin foil Process Art project for Preschoolers- Free Printable



Mother’s Day is coming up, and what better way to celebrate than with some fun and easy process art activities for kids that you can print out? These activities are great for preschool and kindergarten teachers who want to do something different and meaningful with their students to mark this special day. In this post, we’ll show you some process art activities which you can do with the help of these free printable that you can make Mother’s Day extra special for your kids in the classroom.

Mother’s Day Tin foil printing process art (Free Printable) can be a great project for your preschoolers and kindergartners which can be gifted to their moms. This tin foil art project for Mother’s day has multiple cute printing templates like ” Best MOM Ever” , “Happy Mother’s Day”, World’s Best Mom” and many more! Laminate or frame this cute art and gift it to moms, they would love it so much! To grab your free copy of these templates keep scrolling at the end of the blog! Process art activities for kids that are fun and easy to print out for Mother’s Day

Process art is a great way to help kids develop their creativity and sense of self. With these free printable process art projects, your students can make something unique and special for their moms. Tin foil printing is a fun and simple process that is perfect for toddlers to grown ups. My kids had such a fun time making this simple yet beautiful gift for their moms. It’s a super easy art project which kids can carry out with little or no help. 

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So keep reading to make this super cute Mother’s day art project with your preschool kids. This a great Mother’s Day art project that is sure to be a hit! This is just perfect for a quick Mother’s Day Craft to do with your class or kids too! Let’s get started!

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Mother’s Day is a special day that should be celebrated in a special and meaningful way. These free printable process art activities are a great way to make the day extra special for your students and their moms. By letting your students be creative and express themselves through art, you can help them make something special that their moms will keep for a long time. Start planning your Mother’s Day party today by printing out these templates.

We love to experiment with different ways to make prints. One of our favorite things to do is print on tin foil. It’s a great way to make prints for kids of all ages and a great way to start if you’ve never done it before. This way of making prints is a lot of fun and couldn’t be easier, no matter how good your child is at painting with their fingers or a paintbrush. This is how…

Supplies Needed

How to Make Mother’s Day Art:

  • Get started by setting up your art area by putting down newspapers or any other protective covering since printmaking can sometimes get a little messy.
  • Download and print the Mother’s Day process art project templates from my store on cardstock paper
  • Tear a piece of tin foil almost equal to the cardstock paper and let kids dab paints all over the tin foil using dot markers. Washable marker work well too.
  • Let kids be creative with colors and design.
  • Take a spray bottle and spray water all over the dabbed area on tin foil.
  • Press the printed cardstock paper firmly onto the tin foil painting, and then use your hands to smooth it out evenly.
  • Slowly pull back the paper to see your design that has been transferred. 
  • If the prints are visible enough repeat the process to make the art more bright and colorful. 
  • Place your prints on a flat surface to dry.
  • The same piece of tin foil can be used over and over again.

We made several prints for Mother’s Day, Do check them out. Here are some of them.

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Check the instructions video using Dot Markers below:-

Check the instructions video using paints below:-

Check the instructions video using washable markers below:-

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