Fall is in the air, and that means it’s a fun time to do some seasonal craft activities as a family!
Today, I’m excited to share with you a cute autumn craft that’s simple enough to do with even younger kiddos and won’t break the budget. Take a look:
POM-POM FALL TREES
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Materials:
– styrofoam ball {1 per tree}
– assorted pom poms in fall colors
– stick from a real tree
– glue
– air dry clay
Step 1: Glue your stick to the styrofoam ball. Push it in and twist a bit so that the stick is firmly inserted, then add some glue to hold it in place. We used low-temp hot glue so that it dried quickly but wasn’t hot enough to burn little fingers.
Step 2: Glue pom poms around the entire ball so that it’s totally covered. Again, we used low-temp hot glue because otherwise this process would take forever. The adults put a tiny bit of hot glue on the ball, and the kids pressed a pom pom in place, then we repeated that as we worked our way around.
Step 3: Create a base for your tree using air-dry clay.
Step 4: Enjoy! Use your creations as decorations to bring a little fall color inside your home!
Amy Latta is the author of One Artsy Mama, where she shares a variety of project types including home decor, kids’ crafts, sewing, jewelry, and more. Recently, she published her first e-book, Crochet 101, to help beginners learn basic crochet stitches and techniques. She is happiest when creating something and enjoys making all kinds of projects with her 5 year old “Little Crafter.” In her spare time, Amy is a professional ballroom, latin, and swing dancer. When not on the dance floor or crafting, you can probably find her at Starbucks.