I started off taking photos, but Rowan began working himself up into a near apoplectic state, so I cut the session short and got on with bathing him. Next time I think I'll time it better as I think he was hungry and in no mood to play at Jackson Pollock.
N.b. Rowan has had a bit of an acne outbreak, hence his flushed appearance.
Step 1: Organise your inks and baby on a wipeable
changing mat
Step 2: Make sure you have baby wipes very close
to hand
Step 3: Realise your baby is still wearing the white
cardigan your mum knitted, so remove above apparel
before continuing
Step 4: Liberally apply ink to foot, making sure you
have a firm grasp of said foot so you don't end up
with footprints over changing mat, muslin, babygrow,
baby, self and surfaces you didn't realise were
within reach of baby's foot
Step 5: Wait for ink and tears to dry, and take
photos of baby with artwork once he has calmed down
3 comments:
Looks like great fun with an original master piece as the end result. Will this now be an annual event to show his progress towards size 11`s!
Grandma Lynn
Rowan's first craft session..a significant milestone, right up there with first smile, first tooth and first steps :-)
Doesn't sound like his first smile was going to be during his first art session though!
I hope to do this annually. I'm not sure how impressed Rowan will be with his mum chasing after him with an inkpad when he's 18 though!
I'm hoping it shows an artistic temperment, and not a dislike of creativity.
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