"Make me a Captain America Shield" was the answer my four year old son gave me when I posed the question of what children's project he would like me to create with him. That probably wasn't the response I was expecting but he was insistent that was all he wanted. Next time I don't think I'll ask.
He loves the Avengers and has a few of the characters but Captain America seems to be the one he carts around with him the most. At first I had no idea how to make a shield with paper until we talked about it a bit more and he said he would like a picture to go on his wall above his bed. Now THAT I could manage.
I dragged out every red, white and blue embellishment and paper I could find after tracing the shape onto my white cardstock with an engraving tool.
There was a very eclectic mix of collections used but that didn't pose any issues as I was only after the colour and not the theme.
The finished result left me devoid of nearly every red, white and blue embellishment I had on hand but one little man was super excited to have his Captain America Art hanging above his bed.
Thanks for stopping by today and I hope I have given you some inspiration for that Avenger loving little person in your family.
Melinda
Amazing!! He's a lucky boy with such a crafty mum!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, Melinda!!!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING!
ReplyDeleteAWEsome! Melinda, hope your son enjoys this work of art! (Now go get Doodlebug to send you more red, white, and blue embellishments! ;) )
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE!
ReplyDeleteAhhh! I love this!! My oldest DD loves Cap! I will have to make her one of these someday - wonderful project! :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous!! You're the best mom!!!!
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