Happy Holi Card

Preschool Art - Holi Card

This is a pretty simple and colour greetings card made for Holi. Take an A4 Size white chart paper and fold in half to form a card.

Now place your kids hand in any colour paint and ask to print on the card. Repeat with various colours of your choice.

Write a message "Happy Holi" and your personal message inside the card and send to friends.

Materials required:

A4 size white chart paper and water colour in different shades.

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