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The picture was painted first, then poked from behind with needles of different sizes to produce the desired effects. I’ll be addressing *poking* as the main skill, with the underlying understanding that it also applies to painting and sewing at some level.

Using Push Pin Poke Art in your homeschool will quickly become a fun activity that everyone can participate in! Of course, it can happen that you fall in love with your created card and now want to have it as a real card. What makes it even cooler is that it focuses on the ever elusive Mew, a Pokémon that was once very sought after by older fans.

Each set of Happy Hive Homeschooling Poke Art Patterns includes a link to a video tutorial for basic stitching.

If too much pressure is applied the push pin gets stuck, too little pressure is used, no hole gets poked! If their grip is indeed too tight, I like to say: “You can loosen your grip, the pin will not run away before you finish the picture. If you like cooked protein they will not season it or add any sauce while cooking (because they don’t want to get the grill dirty as stated by many employees in multiple occasions). Push Pin Poke Art is now used with preschool and elementary-aged children as a tool for developing fine motor skills.

Happy Hive Homeschooling provides homeschoolers, quality holiday themed resources and practical real life solutions to running an efficient homeschool. One of the coolest things about fan art is that it introduces new and interesting ideas that revolve around select popular franchises. While fine motor skills are developing at a rapid pace during those young years, children of all ages can benefit from continued practice. Mythical Pokémon are certainly a popular topic among fan artists and we've already seen some pretty great examples of that.