Potatoe printing

This month's challenge theme, over at Art to the 5th , is 'stamps, stencils and masks' and this week's art challenge is to use stencils - ...

Potato printing stamps make great invitations to play for children of all ages. They can use the potato prints to play and explore or make patterns, pictures, cards or even recyclable wrapping pape…

Do you like to design and print your own fabric? Over at Julie Booth’s blog there is a fun tutorial on how to print a pretty modern fabric pattern with a bottle cap and battery. There is al…

You know, potatoes are getting sleepy-eyed, bored by their star-stamping existence. I empathize with the potato’s woes. There’s much more to potato prints than that. And so, right he…

i wanted to share the DIY project that i chose for the anthropologie event this past weekend : stamped scarves! these are so easy and it might be one of the most fun diys ever, actually. you know, …

I’ve already started searching for gifts for all of my loved ones. It’s far from easy to be original every year and sometimes we simply mess up. And the internet has proof of this.

We’ve gone old school! Potato printing is a fab activity for all ages (adults too!!) and one that’s easy to do in lockdown, especially if you’ve got a bunch of potatoes which need using up! Download our step-by-step guide and printing tips here and check out our inspo below - from leaf printin

I loved Mr Potato Head when I was little. This is kind of like Mr Potato head but BETTER because you can use it on a real potato! AND it costs virtually nothing. This is a great project to do with the whole family. Younger kids will enjoy drawing crazy face features because even if they are wobbly they look terrific when mixed in with more defined features from older kids and adults. If your kids are quite young, they will need some help with cutting the shapes. Also, as the project…