Sounds Sticky! Social Art Camp: Using School Glue for Art

Elmer’s Washable School Glue, 2 bottles
   - It must be washable
   - clear or white only
   - One of these bottles we will add paint to, so having 2 different bottles of glue is necessary
   - Smaller bottles are easier for smaller hands to hold
   - Please make sure it is in good condition, and the nozzle works well (new or recently washed in warm soapy water). We will “draw”   with the glue and need it to flow easily.

Acrylic paint (multiple colors of choice, and at least 1/4 cup of black paint is needed)

Long wooden skewer (to be used as a stir stick)

White cardstock or heavy paper (any size; I use letter or A4 in demonstrations. We will use at least 3, but extra are recommended)

White fabric (can be a scrap, bandana, T-shirt, or any piece of washable white fabric)

Canvas (any size; demonstration will use 8x10 canvas)

Pencil

Salt (about 1 cup - enough to pour, not just sprinkle, onto a page)

Watercolor paints

Plastic lid (from an old yogurt or ice cream container)

Baking/serving tray (to contain salt mess)

Old/plastic cup with water

Paint brushes

Access to a printer (for templates)

Smock/protection for clothes

Plastic wrap or large freezer bag

Toothpicks

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Padlet