Create a leaf wreath this season... so easy to do! This is a wonderful craft project for any age. It is quick to put together and brings some of the outside in.
This is an easy craft, so it works well as a daycare or preschool craft. Take a walk with the children and have them enjoy the color of the leaves and collect those that have fallen on the ground. Try to pick up the ones that are still fresh, and avoid the dry ones.
This craft isn't just for children. Any age will enjoy a walk outdoors, collecting leaves this time of year. Senior centers and nursing homes can use this a craft for their residents. Each senior can decorate their own nature wreath to hang on their door.
Materials Needed:
1. Begin this Autumn craft by
collecting about twenty
colorful leaves from outside. Try to get nice fresh ones that
have just fallen... they will be easier to glue on.
2. Cut the middle out from a paper plate. Fold the
plate in half to get the cut started in the middle, then cut along the
rim to make about a 2 inch paper plate border (young kids may need help
with this part).
3. Continue building the wreath by gluing each leaf
to the paper plate. Slightly overlap each leaf. For
this leaf craft, I had each leaf point in the same direction, with the
stems pointing inward.
4.
Next, clip off the stems from each leaf using scissors.
5. Tie a pretty Fall ribbon in a bow, then glue the bow on to the wreath.
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