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Here’s how to do it…
Materials you’ll need:
leaves… real or fake
clear contact paper
construction paper to cut a frame (if desired)
One of my favorite parts of this project was watching my son go through the leaves, one at a time, to find ones that were “just right” for his suncatcher. He gathered them up in a plastic tub. I didn’t limit his time while selecting leaves. Once he was done, we headed inside where I had taped a 9″x12″ piece of contact paper onto his work space. At first, he strategically placed leaves down, then resorted to just dumping them out and rearranging them as he saw fit.
The thing I love most about fall is that there are so many activities that can be done with what nature provides us. See more Fall crafts, art, and activities for kids here.
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Really great! Kids just love leaves! Nice to turn them into something pretty!
If you have a chance I'd love for you to join momstown arts & crafts Halloween craft linkup!
http://momstown-artsandcrafts.momstown.ca/node/431
I love the frame you added! Thanks so much for linking up to Made by Little Hands last week, I am going to be featuring you tonight so I hope you come by, check it out and grab a feature button!
Hope you had a great weekend!
Michelle
http://www.delicateconstruction.blogspot.com