To follow on from our first drawing with a difference session we recorded a short video of continuous line drawing, but with a difference!
Instead of using traditional drawing tools, we played with PVA and wool.
What you will need:
- Slightly watered down PVA glue
- Pasting brush for glue
- Colourful yarn, wool or string
- Colourful cards
- Scissors
- A glue stick
How to make your continuous line drawing:
- Create a background for you picture using coloured card and your glue stick. We made a very simple landscape.
- Paste PVA over the entire area you intend to draw on.
- Cut lengths of wool and draw your shapes, subject or objects by laying the wool into the glue.
- Your fingers may get messy, if you are struggling to not lift the wool by accident as you lay it, use the end of a pencil or paintbrush to help position the wool.
- Adding extra glue on top may also help.
- Once dry, paste over the entire picture again.
- Your picture is done!
You can find the video instructions here:
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