Find practical tips for how to throw a creative painting party at home.

Hosting a painting party for your kids and their friends is just about as fun as you can imagine. It was a great opportunity to get a little messy, stir up the creative juices, and entertain during a time of the year when we’re sequestered indoors due to cold weather (not to say it wouldn't be a great outdoor party theme for a warm summer afternoon). While painting parties are a fun social activity that adults have enjoyed for the last few years (a la Paint ’n’ Sip wine nights), planning a similar party at home is a piece of cake, whether you’re in the company of adults experimenting with oil paints, or letting your kids play with washable acrylics.



Gather a few materials in advance of your party:

fresh paints (choose washable options for kids)
paper plates for paint
new paintbrushes
canvases (high quality paper that can be framed is good too, but I can attest that there’s a magical ‘big kid’ appeal when you give a child the opportunity to create on a real canvas)
water (for cleaning brushes)
paper towels for cleanup
easels

- Paint palettes can be found at many craft and supply stores (both the classic wooden oval variety and plastic palettes with divided wells), but if you want an even more cost-effective option, use paper plates. For added appeal, use an utility knife to cut a circle as a thumb hole in your palette.

- Easels are another must-have that can be hard to find affordably when you need multiples. To allow seven kids to simultaneously paint on the 11" x 14" canvases, I built a long easel ledge that extended the full length of the table. I used bolts, dowels and scrap 1 x 2 boards to assemble the easel.

- Find an assortment of paintbrushes for your guests, and don’t underestimate how many the kids will manage to use in a single painting party. Be on stand-by to help rinse the brushes too, to minimize post-party clean-up and keep the utensils from drying out with paint on the brushes.

- Choose a theme for the night, and encourage the kids to paint to that theme. Another popular option is to select a single, professional work of art and allow the kids to replicate it in their own style.

Our theme night was “Flowers.” And paint a beautiful variety of flowers, they did.

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