5 Fall Tree Crafts for Kids
With all the beauty of the fall trees outside, it’s fun to bring some of the color inside for a few easy crafts with the kids!
1. Three Dimensional Fall Trees – These colorful fall trees from 1+1+1=1 are made from painted paper towel rolls and silk leaves from the dollar store.
Source: 1plus1plus1equals1.blogspot.com via Jen (QuatroMama) on Pinterest
2. Fingerprint Fall Tree – This is a fabulous wedding display idea from Style Unveiled, but you could certainly adapt it for a family keepsake.
Source: styleunveiled.com via Jen (QuatroMama) on Pinterest
3. Marshmallow Stamped Apple Trees – We tried this craft shortly after visiting the apple orchard, and it was so much fun! You free-style the tree shape, and then dip mini-marshmallows into paint and stamp for the apples.
4. Handprint Fall Colored Tree – I was pleased with how this handprint tree turned out a couple of weeks ago. Another great keepsake!
5. Fall Button Branch – Isn’t this a sweet idea from Meet the Dubiens? My mom used to have a button basket that all of us loved playing in…I’m thinking I need to start one of my own for fun crafts like this!
Source: meetthedubiens.blogspot.com via Jen (QuatroMama) on Pinterest
What’s your favorite fall craft for kids? I’d love to hear your ideas!
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What great ideas! I wonder if on the first one, you could use outdoor colored leaves? We are going to try it.
I just love these craft ideas – gorgeous!
How about this one!? (Thanks “Highlights” Magazine!) http://bartonbabyblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/few-girls.html
(: Thanks for the fun ideas! We need to go buy some paint!
Fantastic ideas! You always have such great craft ideas. I really like the hand print tree, though I bet that one’s a messy one to clean up — which means the kids will love doing it
The 3D trees look awesome too. An interesting way to reuse something!
I love the marshmallow stamping! I’m definitely going to try that with Libbie. She will ADORE it.
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Those are all gorgeous!
these are really amazing! I’m gonna make one with my son later! Thanks for the ideas!