Showing posts with label fall crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall crafts. Show all posts

Sunday, September 22, 2013

Fall-inspired necklace

In my country we often call this time of the year "the golden autumn", because of all the colors related to it.

However, it is the perfect moment to collect different natural materials. We had a chance to spend some time in nature, and we brought home a bag full of acorns. Since many of their caps were connected, one to each other, they were ideal for making our today's craft - the autumn necklace.




The idea was born in a moment, and my girls soon had these unusual necklaces:







Very simple, isn't it? Try it yourself!

Need more ideas what to do with natural materials in the fall? Look for some great ideas at our fall-related Pinterest board.


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Friday, October 5, 2012

Fall creations

With this ongoing chestnut season, it is easy to be creative. They are not just extremely delicious, but can also be a great crafting material.  Just add toothpicks, and look what even a 3 year old can make:


Besides toothpicks, you can  also play with leaves, beads and similar materials, the possibilities are truly endless. 

Intersted in what I have pinned containing fall crafts? Look here! 

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Herbarium or crafts you can make out of falling leaves

Remember those biology projects involving pressing leaves? Such a project is not necessarily just a homework, it can also be an interesting activity for kids, especially in these early fall days, with October knocking on the door and giving us plenty of material for making leaves' crafts.

It is very simple to make it - collect various leaves, in many colors and shapes, wrap it in paper (newspaper is not exactly the best option because the ink can be transferred onto the leaves) and put it under some heavy books, such as an encyclopedia and leave it to stand like that for at least a week. Children will happily await for the final result. Leaves pressed in this way are suitable for pasting into a notebook, or you can even frame it and get a fantastic fall decoration.





Look at what I have pinned, which other beautiful creations you can make out of fall leaves .
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