Contact paper nature craft

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My kids would really enjoy this craft project, they love collecting treasures in our Fun family activity to do this Spring!

DIY a nature collage suncatcher that's the perfect craft for toddlers! We picked up so many cool leaves and flowers on our nature scavenger hunt, and I wanted to find a way to keep enjoying our treasures.

Leran how to make these beatiful nature suncatchers using what your child finds in nature and contact paper. Easy summer craft for kids. These handmade suncatchers brightens up a boring window.

Fall classroom Decor. One of my coworkers took her children on a nature walk. They found all different types of leaves Treebark pinecones and branches. She used contact paper to keep everything in place and used a branch and ribbon to hang it! LOOKS AMAZING IF YOU ASK ME! Way to be creative Ms.Christine.

DIY a nature collage suncatcher that's the perfect craft for toddlers! We picked up so many cool leaves and flowers on our nature scavenger hunt, and I wanted to find a way to keep enjoying our treasures.

My boys loved getting creative and decorating the contact paper!

1. Use cardboard you have laying around and cut out any shape you like. 2. Use contact paper or tape to cover one side of the cardboard. 3. Collect leaves, grass, dirt, flowers, sand, and bark from around your yard. This is a great opportunity to talk to your child about the colour and the texture of those elements. 4. Let your child place the elements onto the sticky side of the shape. 5. Cover the other side with contact paper or sticky tape.