Bean mosaic

Discover how to transform everyday beans into stunning mosaic art with this easy, fun tutorial. Perfect for DIY decor! You can make this with no crafting skills.

Make a bean mosaic using dyed beans for a fun and easy kids' art project that's sure to spark some creativity.

Create colorful mosaics of all your favorite characters from the new movie Dolittle!

Have the kids cool off indoors and create this bean mosaic craft with Ontario soybeans! 🌼

It's so fun and easy to make a beautiful bean mosaic! Get creative and use pantry items to create a work of art that explores texture and shapes. Make an abstract design, or create a picture or pattern - it's all up to you! It can take awhile for the bean mosaic art to come together, but it's a very tactile and relaxing process. Experiment with different colours and designs for a cool indoor activity that both kids and adults will enjoy! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these…

If you’ve been to the Minnesota State Fair, chances are you’ve been exposed to a design phenomenon known as “crop art” or “seed art”. For the uninitiated, this is an art form consisting of seeds pasted on a board to make a picture. From the sacred to the political (and sometimes a little of both), there are few subject matters that haven’t been sown and subsequently shown in the halls of the Agriculture Horticulture Building. Anyone with the childhood memory of running out of Lite Bright…

bean mosaic tutorial:🩷🤍💛 This is a project I did with my little brother for one of his summer art lessons. (Swipe to see Trevor’s!) 🫘Bean mosaics are such a fun & easy art lesson to use this fall with your students! Here’s simple instructions below.👇🏼 MATERIALS: ✨Dry beans of different shapes & sizes (I used black beans & great northern beans) ✨Cardboard or wooden plaque -something sturdy rather than a piece of paper ✨Elmer’s glue (use the liquid kind, not the stick) ✨Acrylic paint…

I was cleaning out my pantry and found tons of really old bags of dried beans with very little left in them. Even though they were dated, and some rather dusty, they looked pretty in their natural colours, side by side. I decided to turn them into this mural for my kitchen. To make this, you just need some paints that are close in colour to your beans.

Make these floral frames using dried beans and cardboard!