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Adding other matching elements like paper fall leaves is always welcome! DIY fall tree from pieces of bark Finally, give your child the go-ahead to attach the pom poms and acorns.ĭecoration tip: if you want to arrange a creative and colorful fall table décor, we recommend that you use this autumn tree as an original centerpiece. Then, shape the branches of the tree as shown in the example above. So take them and start shaping the fall tree twisting them so that the tree can stand on its own. Like pom poms, pipe cleaners are extremely easy to handle. So, don’t delay any longer and get pipe cleaners in fall colors such as brown, yellow and red, pompoms of these same colors as well as acorns. Easy to handle and available in a wide variety of sizes and colors, the fluffy little balls can be used for many playful DIY projects including a pretty fall tree that can easily become a centerpiece for the table. When it comes to a craft projects for small children, pom poms are an almost must-have item. Finally, all that remains is to glue the fall leaves and that’s it! Stimulate your child’s motor skills with fascinating fall tree craft projects

Cut out the trunk of the tree from the brown paper and glue it on the light blue piece.

Then fold your circles in half and set aside. Optionally, you can cut them with scissors. It only takes a few cuts, folds and glues! Specifically, this type of kids craft project, requires the use of a circle punch, cardboard (orange, yellow, red, green, brown, and light blue), scissors, and glue.įirst, take the punch and make circles from the orange, yellow, red and green cardboard. If you thank that creating a 3D fall tree is a very complicated task for little ones, think again. Make the cut yourself and help the child, if necessary, glue the different parts.

Finally, all you have to do is add the autumn leaf stickers and you’re done.Īs this is a craft activity for small children, take into account that the little ones will need your assistance and that it is absolutely out of the question to leave them unsupervised. Cut and glue on the green grass as shown in the image above. Next, draw the outlines of your child’s hand, wrist and forearm on the brown paper to create the trunk of the tree. A variation of this activity is to use cotton buds or a paint brush to dot the leaves onto the tree, especially for children who may not like finger painting.Cut some green paper and glue the piece to the bottom of the blue cardboard to create the grass. Most children love to finger paint, especially younger children, it is a lovely sensory experience and great for hand-eye coordination.

To show the paintings at their best we mounted each painting onto a slightly larger sheet of orange card and displayed them in our kitchen!.

We used gold paint for some of the leaves and this added a lovely sparkle and sheen to the trees!.

Still using our fingers we added grass to the paintings and dotted a leaf or two on the grass.

Doodles and Oodles both wanted to add apples and D showed apples falling from his tree.

Using our fingers we printed lots and lots of different coloured autumn leaves all over the tree.

This is another quick and easy autumn art activity perfect for younger kids, similar to our Autumn Tree Collages, but using finger painting this time instead of collage work.