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    Home » paint » Fall Tree Window Painting

    Fall Tree Window Painting

    Published: Oct 16, 2013 · Modified: May 9, 2022 by Vicky

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    Welcome to the Paint and Play series where I come together with some of my favorite bloggers to share some fun ways to use paint. This week, Tammy from Housing a Forest, Crystal from Growing a Jeweled Rose and new addition Suja from Blog Me Mom, join me in sharing some creative Fall and Nature ideas for paint. We had so much fun creating Kids Window Art that we decided to do some Fall tree window painting. If you have a window at a child's level and some paint, you can make some window art as well.

    Fall Tree Window Painting - Grab some Fall colored paint and create some lovely Fall Foliage window art.

    You will need:

    • Fall colored paint
    • Water
    • Liquid soap
    • Paint cups
    • Paint brushes
    • Large window or sliding glass door
    paint and a window

    To prepare the window paint, mix one part water with three parts paint in a paint cup and add a squirt of liquid soap. Thinning the paint and adding soap to it will make clean up a lot easier.

    I painted a few bare trees on the window since two of my kids did not want to make their own trees. One of my daughters wanted to paint her own tree though, and I think she did a great job.

    Window painting art activity

    The kids had different techniques for painting leaves on their tree. One made leaves that looked more like lines or curves while another made more round, circle shaped leaves.

    Painting on windows

    The kids really used a variety of Fall colors to create their trees.

    Painting Fall trees on a window

    I love how they even added some falling leaves.

    Fall tree painting

    They also added some grass on the ground. We live in California, so the grass is green even through the Fall.

    painting on windows

    When they were done with their trees they used the other window to paint another scene. The Fall tree window painting cleans up easily with a hose. We do not let ours dry. It might be trickier to remove if you let the paint dry, so we clean it up before it has time to dry. Make sure to get plenty of photos to remember the art you created!

    window art

    For more Fall painting inspiration check out these posts:

    Nature's Ghosts and Monsters

    Pine Cone Spider Webs

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