All it takes is some embroidery floss or a marker to turn fresh fall leaves into a fun project for you and the little ones!
It’s time to head outside and hunt for interesting leaves… Here are two great ideas for you and your kids to use fresh leaves as a canvas for embroidery or press them and draw fun animal friends!
Drawing on Leaves
Leaves are great for drawing animals with ears, such as foxes, cats, and eagle owls. I recommend using leaves from tulip and maple trees or from a common grapevine.
Materials:
Stitching On The Leaves
Materials:
Read more about this creative project on Handmade Charlotte.
It’s time to head outside and hunt for interesting leaves… Here are two great ideas for you and your kids to use fresh leaves as a canvas for embroidery or press them and draw fun animal friends!
Drawing on Leaves
Leaves are great for drawing animals with ears, such as foxes, cats, and eagle owls. I recommend using leaves from tulip and maple trees or from a common grapevine.
Materials:
- Leaves, pressed in a book for a couple of days
- Marker, black and white
Stitching On The Leaves
Materials:
- Fresh leaves work better than dry ones: I used leaves from a grapevine and walnut tree
- Blunt needle
- Scissors
- Embroidery floss
Read more about this creative project on Handmade Charlotte.
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