Vegetable-Print Tote Bag
Captain A will help you learn: Dipping cut vegetables in fabric paint and stamping them shows how a shape can be printed again and again, and reveals the surprising patterns hidden inside everyday veg.
⚠️ An adult should cut the vegetables; use fabric paint and cover clothes and the table because it stains.
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