Seed art ideas

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Make beautiful flower crafts with easy-to-find seeds! From pressed flowers to seed jewelry, explore the fun of crafting with this natural material. Learn tips and tricks to make the most of your seed crafts with step-by-step instructions and materials lists. Welcome to Easy Seeds Flower Crafts! Here, you can find a variety of easy and […]

If you’ve been to the Minnesota State Fair, chances are you’ve been exposed to a design phenomenon known as “crop art” or “seed art”. For the uninitiated, this is an art form consisting of seeds pasted on a board to make a picture. From the sacred to the political (and sometimes a little of both), there are few subject matters that haven’t been sown and subsequently shown in the halls of the Agriculture Horticulture Building. Anyone with the childhood memory of running out of Lite Bright…

Well, I have found my new favorite craft. This seed art project was full of so much learning for my little ones, but perhaps even more importantly, it was... dare I say, relaxing? Generally, when we craft with glue and lots of little bits and pieces, things get messy quickly. But with this seed art

Creative Grain Arts :)

From classic bean bag tosses to Jenga-like bean stack offs to life-like bean art, there are plenty of ways to make the humble legume the life of the party.

This guide is about making mosaics or collages with dry foods. Pantry staples such as dried beans, rice, coffee beans and nuts can make a fun and decorative craftproject.

This is another simple and low waste craft to do with your kids for Valentine's Day (or any holiday - I'm convinced that seed mosaics look great on any motif). This natural craft is easy to make with a little repurposed cardboard (a used package or a cereal box) plus any dried grains, beans, or seeds that you have on h