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you can use a Silhouette Portrait or Cameo, but it’s easy enough to cut with an X-acto knife.

LED candles or these LED Warm White String Lights which are very bright, and are safer than real candles!.

This paper is the perfect weight, not too flimsy like text paper, not too heavy yet hold its shape nicely.

white paper : I used this great quality index card stock, which worked beautifully to get more of the dimensional effect.

clear plastic water bottles from your recycle bin! Those with grooves are fine, they don’t show when lit.

If you’d like to use a Dandelion template that I made, click HERE.* Some resources in article are affiliate links.

Let the kids experiment by making patterns or use the color to embellish a drawing.

Use the flower’s head to draw with on paper.

Use the head for painting by simply pressing the head onto your paper.

Send the kids out for bunches of this bright yellow flower and then, try this experiment! For us, it’s even a “Big and Small”makers project. This is an ultimate, crazy-simple, nature, summer, fun, experimentation project with beautiful outcome and all you need are two supplies. We’re tried it own and have an idea that I want to pass along to you: paint with them! You can paint with Dandelions by using this technique.Now, we’ve tested an idea: you can “paint” with dandelions, too.Blow dried white dried dandelion heads magically into a warm, summer, breeze.We imagine flower animals with dandelions.make flower crowns | here | here | here with dandelions.Through kids eyes, to me, the arrival of dandelions means play! This idea came as I thought, what else can we do with dandelions after going through the whole list of Dandelion Basics: Using Dandelions for painting feels unconventional and a little zany but, it works! Since Spring brings dandelions in abundance, I wanted to move past the idea that these are a weed and onto the idea that these are a fabulous resource for imagination. This Spring, I’ve been exploring simple ways to get creative with nature around us. These are all of the key elements make happy parents and happy kids! I love nature crafts because these usually combine physical activity with imagination which leads to conversation. Today, I want to share a nature craft for kids.