What is Art Leaf?

Fall is a beautiful season when the leaves change color and fall from trees. In addition to sweeping and wrapping them, consider whether the fallen leaves use well. Let your children collect them and turn them into leaf art. Multicolored leaves create beautiful craft projects and the best thing is that they are free.

There are several types of crafts that you can make from the leaves. The only limit is your imagination. Crafts that can be used daily, such as mats and mobiles, are the most entertaining for children because they get to benefit from the benefits. Projects of leaf art projects include autumn leaf prints, autumn collage mats, autumn leaves and fallen leaf tabs. Let the children collect leaves from the ground that are still wet and in different shapes and colors. Place the leaves on the top of the muslin material and bush them firmly with a hammer will not leave a color picture. If any pieces of leaves are torn or sticking to the paper, let them dry, then wipe them lightly. Start printing constructionI have paper and let your children display it as needed.

Autumn collage mats are popular among young children because they see how they appear their beautiful leaf art where everyone can see it. If you want to create this project, you will need laminating sheets or access to printing stores that have laminating services. Collect and lie autumn leaves on a piece of building paper and have your children draw pictures or make a record in the diary. You can also use your favorite printed photo and frame it with leaves. Laminate the location under the mat using the strongest lamination available, to increase its life.

Autumn sheets are an entertaining form of leaf art for all involved. In order to make it possible again, you will need laminating leaves or access to laminating services. Collect the leaves in different shapes, colors and sizes and cut the stems to about half a lengththumbs (1.3 cm). Laminate the leaves and cut them and leave them around the edge of the leaf of about a quarter inch (0.64 cm) to prevent separation. Punch holes at the top of the laminated leaves, pass through them and display them on a broken twig or hanger clothing in a prominent place.

Falling leaf tabs are another form of leaf art that would be fun for older children. Creating this craft project requires a clean shelf and scissors insert. Find a few small, multicolored sheets and press them until they are flat, using two heavy books. Cut the socket into two rectangles that measure 8 (20.3 cm) by 2 inches (5.1 cm). Remove the shelf pad, stick flattened leaves on it and glue the pieces to create a bookmark.