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Fall Crafts For Kids: Leaf Wreath

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October 6, 2017 by laurie Leave a Comment

This looks like a fun and easy craft to do with the kids!

You will need:

Fresh Fall leaves in various colors/ or Silk Leaves from Dollar Store
Paper plate
White school glue
Scissors

1. Begin this Autumn craft by collecting about twenty colorful leaves from outside. Try to get nice fresh ones that have just fallen… they will be easier to glue on.

2. Cut the middle out from a paper plate. Fold the plate in half to get the cut started in the middle, then cut along the rim to make about a 2 inch paper plate border (young kids may need help with this part).

3. Continue building the wreath by gluing each leaf to the paper plate. Slightly overlap each leaf. For this leaf craft, I had each leaf point in the same direction, with the stems pointing inward.

4. Next, clip off the stems from each leaf using scissors.

5. Tie a pretty Fall ribbon in a bow, then glue the bow on to the wreath.

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November 20, 2015 by laurie Leave a Comment

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4th Of July Craft For Kids: Handprint American Flag!

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June 30, 2013 by laurie Leave a Comment

4th of July Craft for Kids – I love crafts that include kid’s handprints and here is a cute one for the 4th of July!

Supplies:

-red, white and blue paint
-blue construction paper
-paint brushes
-popsicle stick
-small star stickers
-glue stick
-scissors/paper cutter
-hole punch
-thin ribbon in red, white, or blue

1) Paint the palm of your child’s hand blue and the fingers (not the thumb) red and white alternately (as shown in the photo).

2) Place your child’s hand, palm and fingers down, onto the construction paper and let dry.

3) Using scissors or a paper cutter, cut the construction paper to fit the handprint.

4) Have your child help you apply mini star stickers to the palm area.

5) Using a glue stick, have them apply glue to the top half of the popsicle stick (leaving room for little hands to grab the flag.

6) Punch a hole in the upper left corner of the flag, and string whatever combo of the thin ribbon you wish. Tie the ribbon off and you are ready to celebrate!

Take this to your local Fourth of July Celebration!

This great idea came from The Muffin Tin Mom

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December 18, 2012 by laurie Leave a Comment

Your child gets to lend a hand in crafting this ultraeasy decoration, which makes a sweet gift for grandparents this Christmas.

Materials

Pencil
Brown craft foam or card stock
Black marker
Red glitter glue
Gold sequins

Glue
Googly eyes
Red pom-pom
Brown pipe cleaner
Paper clip or clothespin

Instructions

To assemble one, first use a pencil to trace your child’s hand onto a piece of brown craft foam or card stock.
Cut out the shape and add black marker hooves to the fingertips.
Next, add a red glitter glue collar with gold sequins for bells, then glue on a googly eye, a red pom-pom nose, and a tail cut from the brown craft foam or card stock.
For the reindeer’s antlers, cut a brown pipe cleaner in half. Bend each half in two (slightly off-center) and curl the ends. Glue together the pipe cleaner pieces, holding them in place with a paper clip or clothespin until the glue dries. Finally, glue the antlers in place on the reindeer.

This great craft idea came from Disney Family Fun