Tin foil art projects

This project is one of my most viewed projects on my blog. For good reasons: it's a very popular lesson that's found all over Pinterest...

Foil Art - a wonderful craft activity for children of all ages, that you can literally do anyway including on flights.

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Hojalata (Ho-huh-la-tuh) art is a very colorful style that became popular due to the wide availability of tin in Mexico. Celebrate this cultural form of artwork at home by crafting your own Mexican Tin Art!

Foil leaf rubbing - loved it but ours didn't look like that! I think you need to use thick foil

Zentangle Art: Easy Aluminum Foil Kids Project -- we've made 4 of these already, I love them!

DIY tin foil art project!

a faithful attempt: Foil Embossing: tin foil and Sharpies

- by Lauren Potter

I saw this idea on Make It.. a Wonderful Life but wanted to try it with canvas boards (I much prefer them to cardboard), and using far less steps.. The original poster did this with a children's art class. They drew their pictures on paper, traced it onto tracing paper with ink, then covered the other side with graphite and then traced onto the cardboard. This is a great technique to use, but I just don't have that kind of patience... What you need A canvas board (or cardboard) Tacky glue…

Create stunning tin foil art with your kids using a simple technique with aluminum tinfoil to make beautiful designs from flowers to animals.

7th graders have been working on a low relief sculptural project using tin foil, yarn and cardboard. We stressed the idea of varied line and spent a day discovering color schemes such as monochromatic, analogous, complementary and triadic and how limited color can affect our artwork. Colored Sharpies were used to fill in the foil areas between the yarn sections, while sandpaper and Rub n' Buff were used to slightly age our projects. The results are something between stain glass and closinae…

This tin foil art idea is perfect for school-aged kids! Create colorful foil Christmas trees using simple art materials.

Tin foil paint printing is a fun and simple piece of process art that is perfect for toddlers to teens. This is a great printmaking technique for all ages.

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Here's this year's version of the very popular tin foil embossing project! See all the steps and previous projects posted HERE and HERE. Draw a simple design on the back of a cereal box. I encourage abstract designs (organic or geometric) but many students like to do some simple realistic images like simple landscapes. Cut lengths of yarn and glue down using white glue. Let dry overnight. Cut a piece of heavy duty/barbeque foil one inch larger than the cereal box. Cover the yarn side with a…