Autumn gives us very beautiful material forDIY crafts to create coziness and a warm atmosphere in the house, thanks to bright colorful leaves, from which you can make an incredible number of different autumn decorations. I have already talked about how to create eco decor and what can be made for the house from branches, and today it's the turn of colorful fallen leaves. Autumn has done its job, the leaves have fallen and it's time for our unlimited imagination to work. How many things you can come up with to decorate our home with autumn leaves! Look…

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What crafts are usually made from autumn leaves?Applications and herbariums. But I would like to diversify autumn activities and find something unusual. Today I found interesting ideas - how to make magical beauty out of ordinary leaves. 1. We will need: Leaves (of any tree of your choice) Shaving foam Liquid acrylic paints A thin stick A bowl (not necessarily deep, but preferably wide enough) Fill the bottom of the bowl with foam, pour in paint, and make a pattern with a stick: Carefully place the leaf on the pattern, remove it and see what happened. 2. We...

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Such autumn beauty, a craft made from the very bestthere is no natural material, it will not be embarrassing to bring it to a competition exhibition in kindergarten! A fairy with your own hands is very easy to make, even a child of 3-4 years old can quickly cope with it. In addition to natural materials (acorn, leaves, pine cone) for the first fairy craft we need to take either a felt ball or a foam ball, cotton wool tightly crumpled into a lump will also work, for hair - yarn / thread, glue. First, we will do the head, glue the hair. We will hold them until the glue dries. From…

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This letter and photo were sent to us by ourreader Ekaterina (9 years old): "Hello, I really like your site. I'm 9 years old and I constantly look at your site's ideas. I decided to make this wonderful forest out of wood. My dad helped me make this forest. I hope you like it." Let's support the young craftswoman with likes (click on the icon of any social network at the top or bottom of the article). Ekaterina, thank you for your idea for a wood craft. We're waiting for more of your photos!