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Projects for young artists that help stimulate their creativity. Guidelines help assess seven developmental stages. Suggested activities include printing with "found" objects, watercolor painting, monoprint experiments, and sketching or drawing faces.
ARTIST'S MAGAZINE Sep 1989 (v.6#9) pg. 66

How to transform children's drawings into permanent pieces of wooden folk art.
BETTER HOMES & GARDENS Apr 1989 (v.67#4) pg. 105

Suitable for framing. How to frame and display children's art. (1) Art-on-a-roll scroll in a box. (2) Pieced art frame. (3) Plastic-laminate placemats. (4) Tower of art made from boxes covered in colored paper. (5)3-D art.
BETTER HOMES & GARDENS May 1999 (v.77#5) pg. 273

Use your art skills to preserve children's art. Ideas on how to translate a child's crayon drawing into embroidery, quilt blocks, dishes, crochet, etc.
DECORATING & CRAFT IDEAS Apr 1980 (v.11#3) pg. 38

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