Creative ‘curtain’ activity for kids

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It looks like paper, paints like paper but is as tough
as fabric.

Koloron Art Fabric is everything you would have needed. Very light in weight, not expensive and cuts without the need to hem. The surface is perfect to work on and opens a lot of new creative doors.

10 metres will hang from the ceiling held up by sticky tape or drawing pins, that's how light weight it is. Rolled up it will stow away without using space so when it comes to stage productions it's a gift.

Painting on Koloron is easy too. Almost any colour will work from felt tip markers to a large brush loaded with emulsion paint. PVA will join it and glitter will stick to it. And when you really want to get creative a heat gun will distort and melt it into fascinating shapes.

Koloron will give you curtains of colour, texture and in skilled hands figurative backgrounds. Koloron can also be stretched around a wooden frame or stapled between wooden battens. No matter how much paint you apply it will not distort and collapse like paper.

So whether it's a classroom wall, a corridor or a stage Koloron can help make an impact by providing the artist with a big surface for a big idea.

Apart from being the best known Art Fabric in the world Koloron is also extremely responsible when it comes to green issues.

Koloron® is a durable sheet product made from pure 100% high-density polyethylene (HDPE). The sheet is formed firstly by spinning continuous strands of very fine interconnected fibres and then bonding them together with heat and pressure.
The result is a bright white sheet that combines a great surface for artists with high opacity and toughness.

Koloron combines the best properties of paper and fabric making it ideal for a wide range of creative activities. Koloron Art Fabric combines properties found in no other fabric and is an exciting addition to any artist's range of materials.

With skill and imagination creative people are generating remarkable work with Koloron.
Koloron can be chemically recycled with other polymers. In this process the original material is separated into it's chemical components that are then recovered for reuse.

Energy recovery when incinerated in excess oxygen yields only water and CO2, and whilst DuPont does not encourage landfill Koloron can, as a last resort, be safely disposed of in this way as it will not leach into ground water.

You can purchase Koloron on Ebay

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Squidoo and Lens are great for information, but what if you want your own
Lens? To help you on your way, I have create some help.

 Never made a free Lens before? start here 

 Need help in creating your first Lens?           

There is all the basic stuff you need to get you going and links to other information.

Good luck

Cornelia