I was looking for a paint brush to make a different project when I found this plastic fork and immediately got inspired! This was a fast fun and totally cute project. My son loved it and it could easily be switched to a wreath , just draw one instead of a tree in step 2. Have fun!
- Gather your materials. You will need a plastic fork, a paint brush, a plate, red and green paint , a marker and an old grocery bag or other paper.
- Draw an outline of a tree with marker.
- Spread your green paint on the plate.
- Dip the back of your fork into the paint.
- Print onto your paper.
- When your child is done with the fork prints hand then the brush and red paint to add the lights .
- Let dry and cut out.
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Painting with a fork – why have I never thought of this? Works for a perfect tree.
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We are so doing this today!
That is an awesome idea! I really like the way it turned out!
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What a cool idea!! We are also gonna do this!
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Love the idea – even my anti-craft daughter might get interested in it.
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I think fork painting is pretty fun—Who knew?
Loved this craft. My 4.5 year old was kind of put off by using a fork for some reason and kept asking for a paint brush. Tried convincing him that it was okay to paint with things besides a brush!
Thanks for always sharing such wonderful ideas with those of us who are less than creative!
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Thanks for this great idea. We’ve used it today to make a Christmas tree number line. I’ve linked through from my blog to this page – hope that’s OK? http://nurturestore.co.uk/counting-christms-trees-number-line
My daughter loved doing this. We used small holiday cookie cutters dipped in paint to add ornaments to the tree.