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Fall Craft Ideas
Fall Craft Ideas
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posted 9:43am, Sep 6, 2007
What is everyone planning for fall craft projects? I love scarecrows and tend to do a lot of them in the fall. There will be a fun scarecrow paper bag craft added to Kaboose, hopefully by the end of the week, so watch for that.
How about you guys? Any particular crafts you like for fall?
Amanda Formaro
Craft Expert - Kaboose.com
Chief Editor - FamilyCorner.com
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posted 2:11pm, Sep 9, 2007
Do you have a picture of the spider you made? It sounds really cute! There is also a really cute oragami bat in the newest Family Fun magazine.
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posted 6:58am, Sep 10, 2007
Oh I haven't picked that issue up yet, thanks for reminding me :)
Amanda Formaro
Craft Expert - Kaboose.com
Chief Editor - FamilyCorner.com
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posted 8:11pm, Sep 10, 2007
Can you believe that it is still 95* here in NC? It's hard to get into the fall spirit with this hot weather.
A couple of years ago, I bought a huge twig wreath that has red berries on it and wrapped it with orange lights. It looks really pretty when hanging on the wall.
I love the paper leaf cut-outs. I might have to borrow that one to do with my kids.
I love pumkins! I'm trying to come up with new "pumpkin" crafts. ;)
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posted 7:58am, Sep 12, 2007
I am currently working on the new Halloween crafts for Kaboose so those will come out soon :)
As for the fall crafts, the new ones have all been posted! Be sure to check them out here. They include Paper Bag Scarecrow, Paper Plate Sunflower, Nature Luminary Candle Holders, Apple Core Magnet, Fall Fingerprint Tree, Straw Hat Pins, Pumpkin Window Hangers and a Fall Photo Placemat.
Amanda Formaro
Craft Expert - Kaboose.com
Chief Editor - FamilyCorner.com
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posted 5:05pm, Oct 29, 2007
Try making fall leaves.......................So easy age 2ish+
Cut leaf shepes from white basket style coffee filters in a devided plate make puddles of water coloured with food colouring (orange, red and yellow) dip the edgesof the leaves in the different colours watch them bleed into each other! laythe wet leaves on wax paper to dry.
Warning cover the table clothes etc. the food colouring will even stain plastic table top (I know from expearience LOL)
I later use the leaves to make tukies pin them to the drapes and add them to wreaths, mobiles etc.
I like the idea of the leaves, very cute! I bet that spider was pretty awesome!
Amanda Formaro
Craft Expert - Kaboose.com
Chief Editor - FamilyCorner.com