Craft Day / Plaster Figurine Painting
Plaster Figurine Painting
Children paint plaster figurines with acrylic paint, adding fine details, then take home a finished keepsake.
How to run it
- Set out figurines, paints and water cups on covered tables.
- Children paint base colours and let them dry.
- Add fine details with small brushes.
- An educator seals the finished figurines once dry.
You will need
- plaster figurines
- acrylic paint
- brushes
- sealant
Make it easier or harderYounger children use large brushes; older children add detail.
SafetyEducators apply sealant in a ventilated area.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 4Painting builds focus and creativity.
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