Tissue Paper Tree Art | Fall Craft for Kids

 

It was late one night, and I was digging through my post drafts to find something.

I didn’t find that something – but what I found was even better.

I came across something I had written a few Fall’s back as a guest blogger for another blog.

Somehow, I had neglected to ever post this on my own blog.  Realizing that this tissue paper tree art is one of my favorite keepsakes when it comes to my little ones art projects – I just had to share it again.

I know from experience, your kids will absolutely love this hand print Fall craft for kids!

Then I bought some fall colored tissue paper at Wal-Mart while I was there.

 I used my rotary cutter to slice it all in little squares.  Quick and easy, though I might need a new blade soon 🙂

Place a dab of paint and some Elmer’s glue onto a plate for your little one.

Lather their hand and a bit of their arm with paint.  I used a brush to create a few giggles.

They will think it is loads of fun.

Help them stamp their hand on the canvas and press down to get an even cover.

Then let them begin decorating their Fall tree.  All it takes is a quick crumble of the tissue paper and a dip in the glue.

This is a great project for all sorts of ages.  I was even tempted to make my own.

I love her pile of leaves at the bottom.

Hope you give it a try with some sweeties in your life!

If you are looking for other Fall crafts for kids, this one is a keeper too.

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