We added soft chalk and pastels for rock painting.
And large shatter proof glass as an easel.
Painting in the Forest
Right Brained Mom
Creative Learning & Play Blog
Creative Learning & Play Blog
We added soft chalk and pastels for rock painting.
And large shatter proof glass as an easel.
Right Brained Mom 
Lise
This is gorgeous!
Where did you find the shatterproof glass? I’ve been on a search for something appropriate for a while.
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rightbrainedmom
Thank-you!
I know this sounds silly, but I get most of my materials from the dump. I could do a whole post on the fabulous stuff I collect from the local dump(s)
Plexiglass is ideal. I see it thrown out all the time…. You can actually buy it as well;) (I’m trying hard not to buy what I can find for free of course!)
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Lise
Thanks. I’m jealous of your dump post. I grew up near a dump and fantasized as a child about outfitting our backyard shed as a house or library or school with stuff I’d collect at the dump. Now, however, we’re not allowed to take stuff from our dump. I’m limited to freecycle.org and after-tag-sale free piles. Still hoping…
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Janice
now there is some ideas for the grandbabies at the cottage
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rightbrainedmom
Easy and inexpensive too!! 🙂
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