Creative with children
Creative with children
Flower fun with children
"The dear little ones should experience the joy of creativity," Anna believes. Therefore, the sisters have put together this simple guide, so the dear little ones can learn to make flowers out of paper towels. "Easy and decorative," Clara notes.
Begin by drawing approx. 10 circles on paper towels.
Then, let the little ones fill in the circles by drawing on them with markers in the desired colours and patterns. Make sure to get a lot of the ink colour on the paper towel.
Next, cut out the coloured circles.
Now roll a ball of self-hardening clay and place it on a wooden stick.
Now you can use a knitting needle or something similar to lightly poke the centre of the circular pieces of paper towel into the clay ball so that the paper towel is secured. Continue until the clay ball is covered by the paper towel.
Finally, spray water on the paper towel so the colours blend together and create beautiful nuances.
Now, your flowers are ready to be displayed in a lovely vase, and maybe even adorn the children's bedroom.
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Paper towels
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Self-hardening clay
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Knitting needle
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Wooden sticks
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Markers
