Watercolor Flower Painting with Cookie Cutters
Flowers are a great spring theme. Painting with cookie cutters makes a fun flower template that is great for this spring craft.
Kids can paint flowers in different colors on watercolor paper. You can work on fine motor skills while waiting inside the cookie cutter.
You can do this with kids in preschool, prek, and kindergarten. But you can do it with older kids and let them add their twist on the craft.
The Watercolor Flower Painting is a great addition to the flower painting activities and cookie cutter art on the site.
What is Cookie Cutter Painting?
Painting with a cookie cutter is an easy craft for kids to do. This gives a template, and the results are loads of fun.
Flower Watercolor Painting with Cookie Cutters
Flower watercolor painting is painting inside flower cookie cutters with watercolor paints. A fun painting and fine motor activity for kids.
Flower Book to Read with this Flower Painting
A fun flower book to read with this watercolor painting is Planting a Rainbow. The book is great at showing how many different colors there are in nature.
What we used to make the Watercolor Flower Painting
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- watercolors
- watercolor paper – this is great for painting projects
- flower cookie cutters
- large paint brush
How we made the Watercolor Flower Painting
You will see the steps below that we used to make the watercolor flowers. A simple painting craft you can do with kids.
Step 1: Place the Flower Cookie Cutter on the Watercolor Paper
You are going to start by placing the flower on the watercolor paper. You want to hold on the outside of on the top. You want to make sure you are holding the cookie cutter in place.
Step 2: Hold the Flower Cookie Cutter and Paint Inside
Next you will start painting inside the cookie cutter that you picked. You want to make sure to paint all the way around the flower.
You can paint the by the walls of the cookie cutter and then paint the inside. Or paint the inside and work to the outside of the flower.
Step 3: Look the the Flower on the Paper
After you have your flower painted you look to see how the flower looks. It is fun to see the flower shapes appear on the page.
For older kids they might want to touch up the flower after they have it done.
Step 4: Keep Painting Flowers
Now you want to keep painting flowers on the paper. You can pick a new flower or use the same one with a different color.
You can see below that you can overlap the flowers on the paper. And you can use lots of different watercolors with a big watercolor set.
And if they only paint a few flowers and they don’t overlap that is okay. This is just a few way to paint flowers.
You can also check out a flower stamp painting that uses these same flowers.
Final look at our Watercolor Flower Painting
More Flower Painting For Kids
Fingerprint Daisies is a great fingerprint art for kids to do. It is one that many different ages can do.
Paper Roll Flowers was a blast and makes great wrapping paper for Mothers Days! Plus is super fun to make.
Paper Roll Flower Stamping is using the paper roll to make the different shapes of flower and stamping them on the paper.
Watercolor Flower Process Art is a very fun process art to do. We had a blast making these! You can water how color spreads in the water.
Check out all the fun Flower Printables & Activities on 3 Dinosaurs.
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