Batik Art

The batik art project was an excellent learning opportunity for children. They were taught how to create their own batik designs using PVA glue and fabric dye and paints. The children then added their own personal touches, such as embroidery and embellishments, to make their artwork even more unique. This project was both fun and educational, allowing the children to express their creativity while learning about the art of batik.

The wet felt method was taught to the children, and they thoroughly enjoyed learning how to create their own fabric. They were able to produce some remarkable pieces using this technique.

The children had the opportunity to explore oil-based printing this term. It's great that they were able to create their own heat transfer prints using oil pastels and experiment with oil-based marble ink. They enjoyed learning about this topic and that their final pieces turned out spectacular. 

The children were thrilled to have the chance to create their own teddy bears and miniature garments. They followed a pattern to cut their chosen fabric and used both machine and hand sewing techniques to bring their teddies to life. It was a fun and rewarding experience for all involved.

The children were given the chance to unleash their creativity through the use of lino printing technique to produce their own prints. They mixed and matched various paint colors to achieve their desired hues and shades, which they then used to design and create their final pieces. The end result was a collection of one-of-a-kind artworks that truly reflected their individuality.

The children had a fun and engaging experience learning about the flower pounding technique and using it to create their own prints. They utilized silk and satin materials to print their fresh flowers and were delighted with the beautiful results they achieved.