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Winter Collages

My posting is going to be limited for a little while.  I burnt four of my fingers on a hot glue gun yesterday and had to go to the urgent care.  Basically the glue dripped on four fingers on my left hand… I was sitting in the teacher’s lounge peeling the hot glue off my fingers and crying.  Definitely a shock to the system.  They are ok now… just some throbbing on and off.   I ordered low temp glue guns because I am not going to use those anymore.  So, limited typing now…. just a few pictures of winter collages.
A winter collage of colorful paper cut-outs, featuring a tree, ornaments, and abstract shapes on a pink background.
A vibrant collage featuring various cutouts, including flowers, geometric shapes, and holiday-themed designs on a purple background evokes the essence of winter.
Colorful paper snowflakes and shapes on a blue background create a collage-like arrangement. Patterned papers add  details, capturing the essence of winter.

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About Marcia Beckett

Marcia is an elementary art teacher and loves painting, drawing, sculpture, art journaling and clay. Her blog, Art is Basic, features many exciting art projects for kids.

3 Responses to Winter Collages

  1. Very cute.
    I do hope your fingers recover quickly. 1 finger is bad enough but four? ouch.
    I use the low heat and have still got burned slightly. It happens so quikly.

  2. I love the winter collages. I bet your students loved this process!

  3. Phyl says:

    Oh dear. I hope you heal quickly!

    I switched to low temp hot glue guns several years ago and discovered that for most of my art room uses it held BETTER than the high temp. The trick is you have to work FAST since it dries immediately and there isn't the wiggle time you have when using a high temp gun.

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