To make this you need the following:
Pencil
Scrapbook paper
Glue
Scissors or paper cutter
Ribbon
To begin with, we cut "spring-y" scrapbook paper into 1/4 inch strips. Then we curled them around a pencil very tightly. We gently slid them off to get circles like this:
Next, we cut out letters for the top. I used my Silhouette, but you could easily cut them out by hand.
Then, I took a white sheet of cardstock, painted a light layer of glue where I wanted the flower curls and ribbon. We also glued the letters on.
We let it dry a little, then mounted it on an old empty frame. My daughter liked it like this, but you could really fancy it up in a better fitting frame and add some embellishments. I probably would have done more, but I promised to let her do it her way. (So hard to let go! But it will pay off down the road, I hope, as she learns and develops her own craftiness....)
Linking up to some of my favorite parties here:
Thanks for the feature!
Very sweet, and an inexpensive cute craft too. Love it. winks-jen
ReplyDeleteso cute and simple! You should go add this here http://forblogs.blogspot.com/2011/04/holiday-craft-extravaganza.html
ReplyDeleteI'm sure a lot of people would enjoy it!
Very cute! My daughter always wants to 'help' too. She just turned 3- that should tell you how much 'help' she really is though! LOL
ReplyDeleteKelly
Super cute Valerie! I ♥ kids crafts! We just put your post up to be scheduled and I ♥ it!! Good job and THANKS for guesting for us! :)
ReplyDeleteAaaaaaaaah! So creative! I love the little rolled flowers...they are TOO. CUTE. For goodness sake! I love it! Thanks for sharing on The Tip Junkie! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love this idea....I too need to include my kiddies "help" in more projects!
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Lina
such a cute idea, and it turned out great! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and creative idea! I've been looking for something the kids could put together for the in-laws who will be sharing Easter with us, and I think this just might be it... Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteTami @ still crazy after all these years
How fun! I will have to try this with my little guy! Thanks for linking up with DIY under $5!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and simple project! My kids would love this. I am featuring this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com. Grab my "featured" button.
ReplyDeleteI have 5 little ones that would LOVE this!So cute, thanks for linking!
ReplyDeleteWendy
very sweet! Love how you did the flowers!
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This is darling and I love how simple it is for kids to participate! I would love if you could stop by and link up to my VIP party tonight. Otherwise it runs every Friday through the weekend =) http://designergarden.blogspot.com/2011/04/vip-party-10.html
ReplyDeletevery cute! visiting from ttandJello
ReplyDeleteLoved it even more after we made a few, I'm featuring it ton Tuesday 4/12.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Oh very cute! I will do this with my day-care-children! :D Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteI have a friend coming over with her daughter and this is the perfect craft for spring! If you like, I started a link party @goobyecityhellosuburbs Hope to see you for Workshop Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Worshop Wednesday! Hoe to see you again! goobyecityhellosuburbs
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