Turn those fun nature walks into a 3D Flower Craft and Nature Art for kids. Gathering twigs and leaves to make a beautiful art piece.
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We love this idea of turning small flowers, grass, and twigs into beautiful nature art for kids of all ages.
Nature crafts are some of our favorite kid's crafts. If you love this project, you will not want to miss our other popular nature crafts including Ladybug Rock Painting, Nature Scavenger Hunt, and How to Make a Twig Pencil.
Nature Art For Kids
If you are like my family, one of the things we look forward to after the cold winter is getting outside and enjoying mother nature. Taking long walks in the fresh air, and the sights and sounds of new life springing up and growing are a joy for my entire family.
As you search for some fun and new ideas for arts and crafts for your kids before you head outdoors, look no further, this 3D nature art for kids is exactly what you need! When working on arts and crafts for my kids, I always look for simple and fun decorating ideas and this beautiful 3D flower craft project has all of that covered!
This sweet 3D Art For Kids would also make a great gift for a birthday or Mother's Day.
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Nature Hunt
This adorable and easy craft project uses all-natural materials your kids can collect while out enjoying nature. It’s so much fun to watch your kids choose their own different outdoor materials they like and learn to press leaves for this arts and crafts activity.
You will quickly see and definitely enjoy just how easy this nature art is to make. Kids of all ages (including parents and grandparents) will love creating this easy craft after going on a nature walk and coming home with the outdoor treasures they want to keep and decorate with.
I have found that this nature art for kids project is a fantastic way for me to get my kids off their screens and into the great outdoors. It allows them to play naturally, all while utilizing those creative little minds of theirs.
This nature art is the perfect project for a beautiful spring or summer day. So get ready to take your kids outdoors and let those decorating ideas flow! I know you will enjoy creating lasting memories with your family while making this nature art for kids' 3D flower craft as much as we did!
Supplies Needed For Nature Art
- 12x12 cardstock (any bright color of your choosing)
- Elmer’s School Glue
- Leaves, twigs, flowers, and grass from a nature hunt
How To Make 3D Flower Craft
The most exciting part of this craft is going on a nature hunt to collect supplies. You can explore your own yard. Simply go for a walk, or even to the park. While you are out collect some twigs, leaves, flowers, and grass, or any other exciting pieces of nature you find along the way.
Start by adding glue to the tips of your leaves.
Glue the leaves tips in a circle to create a flower shape.
Add glue small flowers to the middle of the leaves.
Next, add a glue strip down from the leave flower as well as along the bottom of the paper.
Grass Art
Add blades of grass to the strips of glue.
It creates a stem for the flower and grass to your nature art.
Next you can create another beautiful flower using twigs. Add glue to your paper.
Place each twig that you have broken into similar sizes onto the glue.
We love how by gluing them into a circle, it brings new life to the twigs.
Glue small flowers to the middle to create another beautiful 3D Flower.
When I think of flowers, I always think of the beautiful and delicate butterflies that like to visit them. You can add a pretty butterfly by gluing a stick to the cardstock.
Adding glue to each side of the twig to create a butterfly shape.
Place your beautiful flower petals on each of the sides of the stick to create the wings.
Pull the stem off of a dandelion flower, and break it in half to create antennas.
I found a wild hyacinth on our walk, and pulled some of the blue bell shaped petals.
We then glued them to the wings.
Let is all dry and viola, you have 3D Nature Art piece!
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Nature Art For Kids - 3D Flower Craft
Equipment
Ingredients
- 12 x12 cardstock any bright color of your choosing
- Elmer’s School Glue
- Leaves twigs, flowers, and grass from a nature hunt
Instructions
- The most exciting part of this craft is going on a nature hunt to collect supplies. You can explore your own yard. Simply go for a walk, or even to the park. While you are out collect some twigs, leaves, flowers, and grass, or any other exciting pieces of nature you find along the way.
- Start by adding glue to the tips of your leaves
Glue the leaves tips in a circle to create a flower shape. - Add glue small flowers to the middle of the leaves.
- Next add a glue strip down from the leave flower as well as along the bottom of the paper.
- Add blades of grass to the strips of glue.
- It creates a stem for the flower and grass to your nature art.
- Next you can create another beautiful flower using twigs. Add glue to your paper.
- Place each twig that you have broken into similar sizes onto the glue.
- We love how by gluing them into a circle, it brings new life to the twigs.
- Glue small flowers to the middle to create another beautiful 3D Flower.
- When I think of flowers, I always think of the beautiful and delicate butterflies that like to visit them. You can add a pretty butterfly by gluing a stick to the cardstock.
- Adding glue to each side of the twig to create a butterfly shape.
- Place your beautiful flower petals on each of the sides of the stick to create the wings.
- Pull the stem off of a dandelion flower, and break it in half to create antennas.
- I found a wild hyacinth on our walk, and pulled some of the blue bell shaped petals.
- We then glued them to the wings.
- Let is all dry and viola, you have 3D Nature Art piece!
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