Glue resist painting

This spiderweb art project combines squeezing out spooky designs with glue and then painting over them with watercolors!

This fun glue painting technique is perfect for your next kid art project. Use this easy glue watercolor art to make your own masterpiece.

Follow this quick glue resist fabric dyeing tutorial, and learn how to use craft glue and fabric paint to add beautiful designs to fabric.

Once the glue is dry, then you can paint. You’ll want to use watercolor paints. The thickness of the glue creates a little border so the paint doesn’t run into the other areas. This confines it and gives it the neat look we all like so much. You can choose different tools to paint with depending on the abilities of your group. “My goal was to create a project that was easy to follow and understand but would still produce great results. I wanted the participants to really love their…

Draw a glue spiderweb drawing inspiration from a popular cookie decorating technique and then add color with a watercolor wash!

Kids use washable glue to draw on cotton fabric, using a resist "batik" technique to create separation between colors, inspired by artist Anna Blatman.

Batik is a wax-resist fabric dyeing technique that originated in Indonesia. To make batik-making more child-friendly, wax can be replaced with white glue or blue gel glue to make various exciting batik crafts and projects.

Want to try resist art? Use white craft glue, painter's tarp, and a paint sprayer to make this fun glue resist art wall hanging!

Try glue resist painting on canvas with white glue and watercolors. The glue concentrates the paint color for a beautiful effect.

Here is a fun and easy activity for the little ones! With some school glue, table salt and water colors, your kids can have so much fun making these salt paintings! My tutorial for this Kids Salt Painting activity is really easy to follow. Plus, it comes with a free printable, so you can get...