I actually had no intention of blogging about this craft,
but it turned out so cute I just had to share.
but it turned out so cute I just had to share.
I have seen many variations of this craft online,
and I knew Nik would love it.
Because of the wading paper aspect and the glue of course.
He just loves glue.
I was not quite sure what to call this project,
the hubs advised me that it looks like a paper wad tree.
Paper wad tree it is.
and I knew Nik would love it.
Because of the wading paper aspect and the glue of course.
He just loves glue.
I was not quite sure what to call this project,
the hubs advised me that it looks like a paper wad tree.
Paper wad tree it is.
Materials:
Paper to print on
Paper squares to wad
Paper squares to wad
Tools:
Glue
scissors
(Only if you need to cut the squares or trim the picture)
(Only if you need to cut the squares or trim the picture)
I gathered materials, which only consisted of paper squares,
a printed picture of a tree & glue.
I had the squares from a previous project.
Found a bag of them at a craft store for 3.99.
a printed picture of a tree & glue.
I had the squares from a previous project.
Found a bag of them at a craft store for 3.99.
Any project that uses glitter glue is a friend of mine.
I found the tree template at a free printable's site.
I showed Nik had to wad the paper, explained that we
were making leaves and let him go.
I showed Nik had to wad the paper, explained that we
were making leaves and let him go.
He had so much fun.
And I just loved how simple it was.
And I just loved how simple it was.
Nik told me this project made him happy.
The result is gorgeous. I cannot wait to frame this one.
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