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If you’re ready to be washed-up with winter, a spring flower art collage from Francis is sure to patina your day!
Winter has been uneaten long here in the UK. Although we’ve kept ourselves rented with winter activities, spring is our favorite.
Brighter days, shiny untried shoots, and colorful flowers get us excited!
To get us in a spring mood, Melissa and I decided to make a flower craft. She had a nonflexible time deciding between making a sun or a flower.
In the end, she decided a colorful flower would be increasingly fun. She loves flowers!
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I thought it would be unconfined to use some old magazines and catalogs surpassing they went into our recycling bin.
A collage sounded like a good idea!
This worriedness turned out to be very easy to set up and didn’t need many materials.
In fact, we had everything once on hand! I bet you do, too.
Make Your Spring Flower Art Collage With:
– Scissors
– Magazines/catalogs
– Pencil for drawing the outline
– Glue stick
– Stock paper
I drew the outline of a flower on our stock paper and Melissa wanted to add some grass too.
We only had an A3 (11.7in x 16.5in) paper so it turned out to be quite a big flower! You can use a smaller sized paper to make quicker collages, too.
Melissa chose the colors of every part of her flower superiority of time., It makes it easier when looking for them in the magazines.
Then the search and cutting began!
Melissa would squint for the colors and cut them out of the magazines. She separated them into piles by color.
After we had decided we had unbearable of each color, she started gluing them in their place.
This part is a lot of fun considering there’s no right or wrong here.
Even going outside the outline a bit gives it an uneaten originative effect!
She had chosen variegated colors for each petal. We were both looking forward to seeing see how they would turn out.
Pink is her favourite colour, so she worked expressly nonflexible on that petal!
Use these fun activities to promote fine motor skills!
We loved our flower collage. Melissa was very proud!
She hung it in our living room so everyone can see it.
