Snowdrops can be beautifully coloured with crepe paper! You get beautiful stripes on the insides of the petals. Take a small glass and put in, for example, some blue crepe paper. The water takes on the color very quickly. Then you put a flowering snowdrop into the blue water. The snowdrop takes about one night until the stripes become visible blue.
Stay curious and try it out!
How you doing, you can see this here!
Coloring Snowdrops
Sewing Easter Bunny
This Easter bunny is a small sewing project. The belly and head of the rabbit are sewn from a piece of fabric. The felt ears are immediately sewn into the head. Filled with cotton wool and rice, the little rabbit is firmly on the ground. The rabbit tail is a homemade pommel. The rabbit is finished.This beautiful spring project is suitable as a gift or for Easter decoration. Here is an illustrated step by step instruction.
Wuschel - Pommel - Rabbittails homemade
This wuschel or pommel is suitable for many things. For example, you can use it as a rabbit tail or as an alternative to the larger pompons e.g. for a funny carnival face or for other crafts.
This pommel is made with a fork. This is quick and quick. Just wrap the forks thickly with wool and then tie them together. Then the sides are cut open and rounded. See for yourself!
Painting Spring Motifs on Stones
Especially in spring we are all going to go outside again! The children bring home the first finds, and there are certainly the first stones. An ideal way is to beautify them with spring motifs. Some ideas can be found here. Pack out your pencils and you can get started.
Easter bunny bag - Easter box
Quickly this Easter bag is made! Paints on a butterbread bag the outline of a rabbit and glues up as a highlight a wuschel/pommel. Already the rabbit, and thus this small crafting, is ready!
Just as quickly with this template you make a decoration for an egg box, which you can use as a gift packaging for painted Easter eggs. Look for yourself!
Snowdrops
This snowdrop is made of plastic cups and branches. Uses a thin elongated plastic cup (e.g. drinking yoghurt) and a green cap (e.g. from a deodorant).
These are both cut in flower form, glued into each other and attached to a branch. Already the snowdrop is finished.
Suitable for spring and also for the topic: Upcycles make with garbage or with reusable material.
Snowdrops made from cotton pads
The first spring flowers are the snowdrops. They look beautiful. You can easily get them into the house by making them with cotton wadding pads. I'll show you here how easy this works.
Have fun!
Make simple flowers from egg carton
These different flowers are all made from a tip of an egg box. Different flower shapes from pointed to rounded, from narrow to wide make the flowers look different. Find out your favorite! Ideally suited as a small spring bastelei.
Make chickens from cotton wadding pads – Make Easter Card
These chickens can be made out of cotton wool pads and some clay paper. You can not only design an Easter card, but also stick a chicken stable or decorate the Easter table.
Sheep made from cotton wadding pads
These funny sheep are made from a cardboard plate and cotton pad. Kindergarten children have great fun in the design and even crib children can help here and tear, brush and stick. Have fun.