Paint Squirters
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<p> Surprise your kids with an unexpected craft activity to enjoy outdoors! Fill up Dollar Tree’s water squirters with paint, go outside, and create abstract works of art. Fill one paint color per squirter, set up paper, and watch the paint splatter as you spray. Let them get messy and create, and use Dollar Tree’s plastic table covers to catch excess paint. A fun, artistic, and affordable activity everyone will enjoy!</p> <h2> Shop at Dollar Tree – Here’s What You’ll Need:</h2> <ul> <li> Water Squirters</li> <li> Paint</li> <li> Syringe or Funnel</li> <li> Water</li> <li> Plastic Table Cover</li> <li> Art Paper</li> </ul> <h2> Easy Step-by-Step Directions:</h2> <ol> <li> Gather all of your $1 supplies from Dollar Tree (see image #1).</li> <li> Use a syringe to insert about a teaspoon of paint directly into the water squirters (see image #2).</li> <li> Fill the squirter ¾ full with water, replace the cap, and shake to combine the paint and water.</li> <li> Repeat step two with all desired paint colors, one color per squirter.</li> <li> Lay out a plastic table cover, and arrange paper on top.</li> <li> Allow your kids to squirt away, creating bright and bold works of art (see image #3).</li> <li> Let the paintings dry completely, then frame or hang on display (see image #4)!</li> </ol>
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