I guess my Mother-In-Law made them with the girls while I was gone and they were so cute I had to share them. Who knew my Mother-In-Law was crafty? I didn't!
If you want to make these with your kids, here's what you'll need:
- A bunch of dried leaves with long stems (maple leaves work well)
- Markers, crayons, or colored pencils
- Cardstock, cardboard, or thicker paper (my Mother-In-Law used the back of clothes gift boxes so the project stood on it's own when done)
- Tape
1) Have your kids draw the trunk of the tree on the cardstock/cardboard. Let them add what ever other decorations they want to the base of the tree.
Step 2) Bunch the leaves together like a bouquet of flowers lining the stems up together.
Step 3) Tape the stem bunch to the cardstock/cardboard over the top of the drawn tree trunk.
Step 4) Display and enjoy!
This is super cute. I love how you used real leaves. We alwasy collect a lot in the fall & I love that my kids could actually do something with them! Thanks for linking up to TGIF!
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So cute! My kids collect fallen leaves in our yard all the time and beg to bring them inside. They would love this craft!
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