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Make a Customized/Personalized Troll with Artsy Rose
Trolls have been around since I was a kid! I had them in all sizes and types. Today, this video will teach you how to draw one step-by-step.
How to Draw a Lion using Oil Pastels with Artsy Rose
This project really comes to life when you start cutting and curling the lion’s mane. He/she will just need a name. Then think of all the fun stories you could make up about you lion while making it.
“I Draw, You Draw” T-Rex Tutorial with Artsy Rose
Gotta keep those Dino lovers happy! This is a step-by-step Video teaching you how to draw a T-Rex and one technique for coloring it in.
Let’s Make an Easy Origami Bunny with Artsy Rose
Keep those pages turning after you make this fun Bunny Bookmark out of simple supplies you already have at home. Enjoy this simple step-by-step video tutorial on how to make it.
How to Make a Crafty Cuddle Bunny with Artsy Rose
These little stuffed bunnies will make the best decorations and gifts for others. It’s hard to believe they are made out of socks, rice, google eyes, ribbon and rubber bands. They are quick and easy.
Let’s Use Oil Pastels to Draw a Giraffe
I love Giraffes! They are may favorite animal. In this video we will do an “I Draw, You Draw” together to make the giraffe. You will be prompted to add all of your own special details.
How to Make an Origami FROG Bookmark
𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗱𝗼 𝘀𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗔𝗥𝗧!!! Origami🧡Bookmark💛using💚What 💙you have💜with🧡Artsy Rose Here is a fun project to keep you kiddos turning pages in the book just to be able to put this super cute bookmark on a new page corner. This is a fun and easy origami project you will be...
How to Draw a Chameleon and Watercolor Paint with Artsy Rose
This is a great “I Draw, You Draw” Art project to do with your kids. It incorporates different art mediums and techniques into one very satisfying art project. Your kiddos will love love love their finished project.
How to Make Homemade Watercolors with Artsy Rose
Do Your kiddos go through a lot of markers and watercolor paint? Don’t throw away your washable markers anymore ! Keep them and once you have a couple of each color you can make your own watercolor paints by placing them in a cup of water and let them set for anywhere from a few hours to a day!
