We like to keep things simple around here. This toddler craft is no exception. AND it’s perfect for valentine’s day!
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Materials:
Paper
Markers or Crayons
Instructions:
Form a solid heart (or any shape really) on the paper with the painter’s tape.
Let your child go. to. town. with the scribbling! The more the better.
This heart was the product of both Loopy and Lumpy because when one would run out of steam, the other would take over.
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Peel back the tape to reveal the crisp white heart. I let Loopy do the peeling so he could practice his fine motor skills. That’s all you need to make this fun heart art!
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