June SONG Challenge - Children's song

[Cassel]

 

The SONG challenge will encourage you to use either a title of a song, a phrase or any part of the lyrics from a song from the artist/group mentioned. Those titles and lyrics can often inspire you or match our feelings of the moment.

 

Are you up to the challenge?

 

Do you sometimes see a photo and it makes you think of a children's song or rhyme? Why not use the title or parts of the lyrics as a title for your project?

 

What song is coming to your mind, right now?

[Ann Seeber]

Itsy Bitsy Spider

[Cassel]

This is a French song that states that painting with oil paint is harder but it looks better than using water paint. I had those two photos of my sons: when they were really young, I would give them water to "paint" the fence. It would keep them busy for hours. Then, a few years later, we gave them real paint.

[Corrie Kinkel]

Here in the Netherlands we have a nursery rhyme about those hats you can make by folding paper, I think every one knows them. We spend a rainy afternoon folding hats. All the puppets including the barbies got one  and of course we got one ourselfs. And I have a photo of it. As I followed the masterclass on templates last sunday I deciced to combine these two things and I came up with this. This time the text is in Dutch; translated in English it would not make sense. But it goes as follows:

 

one, two, three, four

 

little hat of, little hat of

 

one, two, three, four

 

little hat of paper

[Dorothy Donn]

An Oldie with a sprinkle of history.  Back to school maybe?

[Michele]

What wonderful pages!

[Royanne Hewko]

I did this some time ago.   We plant marigolds down our driveway.   I used a frame and added some shadow to make it look like a shadow box.   Made a simple paper and a few elements.  But thought I would share.

[Michele]

Very sweet, Royanne. I love marigolds.