Instructions
- Step 1: Find artists Find enthusiastic artists to help paint faces. If you have volunteers that are not confident drawing freehand, stencils are a great option.
- Step 2: Set up a table Set up a table with clean brushes, water for cleaning brushes, face paints, sponges, glitter, and examples of face-painting designs that children can choose from.
- TIP: Face-painting supplies can be purchased at your local craft store.
- Step 3: Provide a chair Provide a chair for the children and for the face painter to help reduce strain on their back.
- Step 4: Provide a mirror and camera Keep a mirror available so the children can view the finished design. Also make lasting memories by having a camera available to take photos.
- Step 5: Make cleaning easy Make cleaning easy by having wet wipes, a paper towel, and hand sanitizer available. Have fun!
- FACT: In 2008, the record for the most people with team colors painted on their face was set by 29,688 rugby fans from France.
You Will Need
- Face painters
- Stencils
- Table
- Brushes
- Water
- Face paints
- Sponges
- Glitter
- Examples of face-painting designs
- Chairs
- Mirror
- Camera
- Wet wipes
- Paper towel
- Hand sanitizer
