Woodland kids crafts are perfect for this time of year. Fall colors and fuzzy critters fill the November woodland Orange Art Box and bring out the creativity in your little ones. Kyla and Vada would like to show you all the goodies in this month’s box and what they have created with them.
Family Tree Crafts are a great addition to your home and they also make a wonderful gift for your loved ones. Make them for your family room, or to give to your kiddo as they are off to college. So collect some of your favorite pictures and a few supplies and get crafting!
Free crochet leaf patterns will help you celebrate the fall while decorating your home and your attire. You can scatter them on your end tables and shelves, hang them in your windows, make a wreath with them, sew them onto hats and scarves, put pin backs on them, and so much more. Just have fun and enjoy the fall.
The origami iris is such a lovely flower that will show off your paper-folding skills. Pair it with the stem and leaf pattern I shared last week, or make it one it’s own in various sizes. Origami iris is an intermediate pattern, but take it one step at a time and you will be making fields of these beauties!
The Origami Flower Stem and Leaf is so quick easy to make and can be used to display nearly any of your origami blooms! It takes just one square of paper to make both the stem and the leaf. Though it may look delicate, it’s surprisingly sturdy. The Origami Flower Stem and Leaf will quickly become a regular in your origami repertoire.
This winter tree craft makes quick little knick knacks that can be placed around the house for seasonal or holiday decoration. They can be made in colors for your winter holidays – such as Christmas or Hanukkah – or winter colors, or colors that match your decor. Make them to suit your style and then display them with pride!
Origami tulips can brighten up your day in so many ways. You can pit them on twigs or dowels to make a bouquet or give them as gifts. For outdoor parties they can be placed in bushes to add some color. You can make tiny tulips and spray them with clear varnish to make earrings! Plus, next month I will teach you how to make an origami stem and leaf to use with flowers including your origami tulip!
