Life-Sized Sunflower Craft
Make a sunflower that is as tall as you are! This fun craft is great for kids of all ages. You will use paper, paint, and a template to create a beautiful flower.
Make a sunflower that is as tall as you are! This fun craft is great for kids of all ages. You will use paper, paint, and a template to create a beautiful flower.
A 30–60 minutes craft for ages 3–10, using supplies you likely already have — Tape, Staplers, and Pom Poms.
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First, cut the curved edge off the paper plate, so you have a flat circle. Put the circle on newspaper to keep your table clean. Pinch a medium pompom with a clothespin to make a paintbrush. Squeeze a little brown paint onto the newspaper. Dab the brown paint all over the circle until it is completely brown. Let the paint dry completely.
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Put things away so your space is tidy for next time.
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