We love loo roll and cardboard tube crafts so after our Salt Art Firework we decided to try some cardboard tube firework art.

Materials:

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1. Cardboard tubes
2. Sticky tape
3. Scissors
4. Paint – we used Neon Acrylic Paint
5. Iridescent White Glitter
6. Paper plates
7. Black paper

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How to make cardboard tube Firework prints

We used kitchen paper rolls as they are longer and we could use both ends.  We cut slits in to the ends before cutting the length of the tube and then rolling it tighter and taped them.

Put your paint on to paper plates and use the cardboard tube to print on to your paper.

We used one end for each of the colours, so as to not contaminate the paint and mix the colours together.

Before the paint had dried we covered it with translucent glitter

Why not take a look at my other firework activities including scratch art fireworks, salt art fireworks, edible sparklers and bonfire artwork.