With Mother's Day quickly approaching I thought I would share this flower project for the little's to do. My 2.75 year old granddaughter had fun making these with a little adult assistance, so it is suitable for a range of ages. Some of the supplies that I used are the Flower Frame die template from Lawn Fawn, circle die template from Spellbinder's, tag punch from Fiskars Crafts and sentiment stamp from Taylored Expressions.
Supplies:
- card stock flower shape, leaf shape, 2 and 1-inch white card stock circles
- variety of 1-inch squares of tissue paper
- sentiment stamp or computer generate
- coloring medium of choice - crayons, markers, paint or ink
- foam mounting tape, white glue
- popsicle stick or skewer
- pencil with eraser
- children's scissors and/or adult assistance with
- scrap of white cardstock for sentiment
- Die-cut, punch or fussy cut card stock shapes if not already completed
- Color flower petals with desired medium and leaf if necessary
- Glue 2-inch circle to back of flower shape if using the Flower Frame shape, apply glue only to outside edge of circle.
- Pick up piece of tissue paper on end of pencil eraser, scrunch around eraser, dab lightly into white glue and press down onto center of flower. ** for younger children to make it easier have them simply scrunch the tissue paper in their hands, dab into glue and then press onto center of flower.
- Continue in same manner until flower center is full of tissue paper.
- Adhere stick to back of flower by placing a strip of foam mounting tape over stick, tape should be hugging stick. Apply foam mounting tape to the top, left and right sides of the 1-inch circle, to hide stick and finish back.
- Adhere 1-inch card stock circle on top of stick.
- Apply glue to the inside fold of the leaf and one leaf, adhere around the stick.
- Stamp or computer generate sentiment. Trim out with scissors, die-cut or punch.
- Adhere sentiment to flower.
- Optional - apply adhesive rhinestone to sentiment tag.
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I hope you have some creative fun with your little's and this project and that you have been inspired to create!
Creatively Yours,
Sharon
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