Whale Blow Painting

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If you’re looking for a simple and sweet craft to do with your kids, this summer you’ll want to try making this Whale Blow Painting!

This craft is easy to do and is a fun twist on your standard coloring sheet. Do this craft for an ocean/underwater-themed party, VBS, or even a Sunday School lesson on Jonah and the Whale.

If you’re looking for more whale-themed crafts, snacks, activities, and a corresponding simple Bible lesson to do with your kids, check out this week’s Weekly Fun Plan: Jonah and the Whale.

Supplies:

Steps:

To start, print off my free Whale Blow Painting Coloring Sheet PDF.
Using markers, colored pencils, or crayons color in your whale.
- Note: If you decide to color your whale with markers, you need to be extra careful with the next step (watercolor) so you do not smear your coloring. For this reason, I think colored pencils and crayons work best.

Next carefully place a few big drops of blue watercolor paint at the top of your whale where their blowhole would be.

Lastly, using a straw blow on the drops of watercolor paint spraying them up and away from your whale. This should now look like your whale is spraying water out of its blowhole.
Once you have the splatter how you like it, set your picture aside to dry and you’re done!

Don’t forget, if you try this craft or any parts of my Weekly Fun Plans be sure to share a photo on Instagram and tag us @faithfilledfun or use #faithfilledfun.