I had bought a plain white t-shirt for Pahal so that she could paint on it – anything that she wishes – and turn it into a unique piece.
I handed over the plain, white t-shirt to Pahal and asked her to paint on it. Initially, a little hesitant she quickly decided that she would paint a flower on it. This is what the t-shirt became of after Pahal swirled few brushes on it.
Since it was the first of our such experiment, we didn’t know the ‘rules’ and as a result, the paint ran onto the back side of the t-shirt as well.
This is how the masterpiece looks from the sides.
With first project over within few hours, I was now ready to move onto another experiment – painting on a pyjama!
This time I took care of few things:
I inserted a roll of newspapers inside the leg of the pyjama that had to be painted. This didn’t let the colors transfer to the back side of the cloth.
2. I hung it on the cloth hanger for hours in the sun. Right after the painting, I dried the pyjama in the sun so that the colors are dried naturally and do not spread out.
3. I helped her by drawing an outline of the art so that it is easy for her to paint and the painting looks a bit like professional.
'A child's art is the best masterpiece' So True !!!
And of course, mommy's tips always solve all the hurdles.
Pyjama looked really nice. Glad to see Pahal recovering.
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Purnisha..
Hi Purnisha, Pahal has kind of fully recovered. Thanks for mentioning her. I will reply to your email very soon. Please give me some time. Thanks a ton for being here with me. 🙂
Of course I am there with you. But where are you ??
I miss your articles/posts which always come with some sort of inspiration…
Missing U N your articles (Badly)…
Purnisha…
Hi Purnisha, I am not well. Will send you an email. Soon.
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Nice stuff !jaipuri cotton kurtis