Everything in the house can be used for graffiti! Turning waste into treasure!
Teaching children to draw is not easy. For parents who cannot draw, they even want to find someone to teach them. No, do you think you really need to be talented in drawing to draw a good picture? Take a look at these. Using the little things you can easily take out at home, every child can become a little painter with a few tricks. Come and take a look!
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You can also buy a fruit net set, put it on a small paper ball, and you can draw.
Dried corn cob painting
Plastic bag covered Draw on paper tubes
Lace cloth rolling Draw on the noodle stick, one piece is whitePaper also makes for lace-like gift wrap.
Paste the sponge paper on the roller to draw
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Hurry up and play with the dolls!
