We had fun making ‘hand-print’ leaf wreaths to support Arbor Day! They are really simple, but turned out beautifully.
I cut out the centers of a couple of paper plates…
Then we folded paper into quarters… Traced the kids’ hands… And cut them out – creating 8 ‘leaves’ for each kid… Folding the paper greatly reduced the amount of cutting required…
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We used green colored paper for the ‘leaf’ look…
You could definitely cut out more hand outlines and fill the wreath in… I had planned to have the kids color their hands, but we ended up skipping that part…. Lala was tickled with her wreath… Now to decide where to hang them… I think a hole punch and a little string may help… 🙂
The options for this craft are vitally endless… Painting the ‘leaves’… Adding stickers, flowers, or other seasonal items… Next time, I think we will do family hands for the ‘leaves’… Another idea to add to my Family Tree Project… 😉 I love ‘hand-print’ crafts!