Do It Yourself Buddha Board

I have always wanted a Buddha Board, it seems so relaxing to paint something and then it disappears and you get to start over again. Now that I have children there are more reasons to want one. If your kids are like mine they LOVE to paint. The problem is that I always find that I spend more time cleaning then they do painting, which is why a Buddha Board would be awesome since you just need water! I could have gone out to buy one, but when I looked they were too expensive for us to buy, so I saw how to make one and I thought I would give it a shot.

Supplies

• 1 sheet of Brush Stroke Paper (you can find this at your local art store)
• 1 8x10 Frame (I got mine at the dollar store)
• Acrylic Paint (if you decide you want to make your frame pretty)

My whole project only cost me $4.60!!!!! 

Here are the steps I took:

 I took the glass and back off the frame, picked out my color and started to paint!

 This is after the first coat.

 My daughter wanted to join me, this is 2 minutes before I had to leave the room for no more than 60 seconds and she took that lovely painting on the couch with her. I had pink paint on my couch, all over her and on my Coach bag. Lesson learned!

Once the frame dried (and my couch was cleaned) I put the the brush stroke paper in the frame first, then the glass behind it, and then the back of the frame. Put a little water on your brush and paint away!