

How to make Spray Bottle Silhouette Art
Supplies:
- Spray bottle
- craft paint (watered down)
- white paper
- scissors
- straight pins
- cardboard box
*Note: washable paint would be much less messy than what I used and should still work fine.
2. Cut out a simple shape – You will need either a computer & printer to print your shape, a die-cut machine, or electronic cutting machine like a Cricut. You could still definitely do this project without any of those, using a simple hand-cut shape.
4. Start spraying! Get a good amount of paint on the paper, but not so much that it’s dripping a lot. As you can see, you don’t need every inch of the paper covered. Let it dry for a few minutes, take off the silhouette, and that’s it! Isn’t it so fun?
How cute is this in a frame? My daughter had so much fun with this. Hope you try it with your kids as well!
More Fun Activities for Kids:
- How to Make Fun Shaped Crayons
- Make your Own Toddler Doctor Kit
- Summer Reading Bingo for Kids
- Penny Science Craft
- Colorblock Canvas Kids Art

What a fun idea to let the kids squirt the paint! My boys will love this. Thanks for sharing!
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My son would LOVE this! So fun! And yes, summer came up so quick! Thanks for sharing!
That looks like a lot of fun! I’ve done things like that with my class… but never with my littlies. I’ll have to wait for the next dry & sunny day and give it a shot. 🙂
Great idea! I really want to try this!
Really cute! This is a great idea to use with things I cute out with my Silhouette!
This is an awesome idea! We just had a Mickey Mouse Birthday party for my son (I am posting about it all now) and this would have made awesome decorations! I am pinning this for my next project with the boys! Have an awesome weekend!
Forget the kids, I want to play! Using my Cricut I will have so much fun and so would the kids.
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These are so cute! What a cute idea. Going to try this!
Love this! I run an after school program for children on the Autism Spectrum.
This is a fun, easy and creative activity for me to use with my kids.
Thank you!