Tissue Paper Apple Art Project

Do you remember making the tissue paper art projects in elementary school?  I remember loving any kind of art project when I was younger.  My absolute favorite was making balloon characters for every holiday in first grade (thank you, Mrs. Simmons).  So many fun memories.

It's fun having my boys do some of the projects I used to do.  My boys love this project because they get to dip the tissue paper squares in glue.  It's a messy project, but I love how the end product always turns out.  

My three-year-old did this tissue paper apple at the beginning of the month.  I love displaying my boys' artwork when it's done.  It's a lot like my post on The Magic of Mason Jars and Labels.  It's all in how you display it.  The apple itself is cute, but you add a background and some stamped lettering, and it gives your child's art project an extra special finishing touch that looks great on the wall.

BTW, if you're not familiar with this tissue paper art method, Snapshots has a great tutorial.

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