The Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Queensland in northeastern Australia, has the world’s largest coral reef. Over 600 types of hard and soft coral make their home there. The reef provides a perfect environment for countless other marine animals, making it a truly unique and beautiful habitat. Make our coral reef craft and bring the beauty of the Great Barrier Reef home!
COMMISSION ONLY//Macrame Ocean art/Coral reef art/ Nautical N wall art/Macrame barrier reef/macrame corals/Macrame Wall decor/small wall art
Regular price 1.645,00 zł PLN
Regular price Sale price 1.645,00 zł PLN
Unit price / per
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Quantity Decrease quantity for COMMISSION ONLY//Macrame Ocean art/Coral reef art/ Nautical N wall art/Macrame barrier reef/macrame corals/Macrame Wall decor/small wall art
Increase quantity for COMMISSION ONLY//Macrame Ocean art/Coral reef art/ Nautical N wall art/Macrame barrier reef/macrame corals/Macrame Wall decor/small wall art
Couldn’t load pickup availability Refresh
This Beauty is Inspired by our wonderful Waterworld world! Features a hand crafted macrame coral reef scene, gently place on mash background to bring the flawless texture of the ocean to your home.
Modern macrame wall art features corals in beautiful natural and blue color perfect for matching any decor or interior wall color, features 2 beautiful jellyfish gracefully swimming upwards.
This beautiful coastal Accent wall art can be an excellent addition to any room’s decor and will embrace the charming imagery of shore living. Size
16”x22”x3”D
Color
Tones of blues and beige -Please note this Art will take 1-2 weeks (if there’s orders ahead of your it may take 3-4 weeks to complete) to complete after purchase
-if you wish to have something change please reach out.
-Once your purchase is complete please note that your order will be mark as ship (order will be ship once complete).
You will receive pictures images of your art before shipping.
-please allow 1-3cm different in size due to this being handmade
-order are made in 1st come 1st serve basis
-please note that commission order are non-refundable!
-due to this item, being handmade, please allow slight difference in measurement, and overall look. ***************NOTE******************
If you no longer want the Art only 50% of the purchase price is refundable.
Habitats: Life in the Coral Reef
Kids love the Ocean! Why not bring Biscayne National Park to your classroom while creating some fascinating creatures in their beautiful coral reef habitats? Biscayne National Park is a chain of narrow islands that make up the Biscayne Keys and divides Biscayne Bay from the Atlantic Ocean. Here the coral limestone faces outward toward the sea and a colorful coral reef exists. It is a destination your students will love to learn about while gaining an understanding of a coral reef habitat.
This unit, which contains information specific to the coral reef habitats, connects fun art lessons and science together. Check out these fun projects.
The first project created is an Octopus using mixed media – painted paper and oil pastels
Gallery
The second project is a beautiful layered mixed media Coral Reef landscape with paints, oil pastels and painted paper details
The third project is a mixed media shark common to the habitat of the coral reef of Biscayne National Park
The fourth project is painted paper sea turtles constructed out of easy, basic shapes with fun details
Gallery
These various mixed media projects are sure to delight your students. Want more details on how to create these fun lessons?
These art lessons are easy to follow while being successful and fun for students.These lessons cover grades 1-4, but any age will love creating these projects.
Each project requires 1-2, 40-minute art sessions depending on grade level.
Included in this 23 page digital lesson plan:
Step by Step full-color photo tutorials for each lesson
Background information of each project
Background information for Biscayne National Park
Learning Objectives
Vocabulary Word Wall
Supplies needed for each project
Reproducible Coral Types Handout/ Coloring Sheet
Reproducible Shark Handout/ Coloring Sheet
Reproducible Octopus Handout/ Coloring Sheet
Reproducible Turtle Handout/ Coloring Sheet
Facts about Sharks Information Sheet
Student Galleries for each project
National Core Art Standards checklist
How to create Painted Paper Handout
This is a perfect addition to your lesson library while connecting to the science standards. Unsure about purchasing a PDF from Painted Paper Art? Here are a few comments about these lessons.
“The students will love the colorful, fun lessons! You have included a wealth of information about sea life. Thank you for all the time put into this!” Faye K.
“Beautifully done! Great attention to detail too – awesome lesson, thank you!” Satisfied Buyer
“Your art units have everything! Your units help me feel successful as well as my students. Everything is step by step and the pictures are so helpful!” Kathryn L.
“Love how the many projects can be used together or in isolation! Wonderful job integrating several subjects!” Virginia W.
Coral Reef Craft Materials
- Craft Glue – Like Elmer’s Glue
- Black Acrylic Paint
- water color paints
- Water Color Paper or Card Stock
- Pattern of Coral – optional
- mixer stick – chop stick or skewer
Before you start the project you will need to make (or purchase) black glue. To make your own you will need to mix 3 parts glue to 1 part black acrylic paint. We like to purchase the small 1.25 ounce bottles of glue which we tint different colors. You can then use the bottles to squeeze out the glue.
Look at various corals in books or on the internet. You can use the pattern of coral we have provided or draw your own. For this project it is best to keep the shapes simple.
You can draw directly on water color paper or transfer your drawing or the pattern to water color paper. To do that, turn your drawing over and cover the back of the drawing with pencil. It doesn’t need to be solid but make sure it is covered anywhere there are lines on the other side.
Turn the drawing over and tape it to your water color paper.
Pressing hard, trace over your drawing with a pen.
The pencil from the backside of your drawing will be transferred to your water color paper.
Go over all your lines with the black glue. Don’t worry if it is not even or if you get some globs. It will actually make your picture more interesting! Allow your glue to dry overnight. It must be completely dry before you add watercolors to your drawing.
Use watercolors to paint your picture.
After your watercolors have dried, you can add detail to your painting with the black glue. Again, let it dry overnight before handling the painting!
