These fir trees are quickly crafted with children and they look particularly individual and original due to their different sizes and shapes. Even younger children can paint and cut the triangles for the fir trees. Tree trunks in different lengths can be easily glued afterwards.
Tip: A few dark green trees are set highlights and loosen up the overall picture of the tree rows.
Have fun trying it out!
Get ready for paper, pen and scissors.
Then you paint the fir trees in different sizes. Paint large triangles, a zip cap or a house roof.
Then cut out the triangles. Then cut out a strip of paper and stick it to it as a tree trunk.
Or you cut out the fir tree with the tree trunk in one.
Important: Depending on the age, this works. For younger children, it is very difficult.
Then, with a star-stancing, stars are still punching into the fir trees.
Then glue the trees to a window or a balcony door with an adhesive film.
Tip: If the adhesive film rolls together and attaches it to the back of the trees, you do not see the adhesive tape.
Finally, cut out stars or snowflakes (e.g. small round circles) and decorate the window additionally.
Many trees in as different sizes as possible look particularly beautiful.
Have fun doing crafts!