It's no secret that Chinese New Year was a few weeks ago. For the celebration, my daughter's and I made paper cherry blossoms. Here's a second version of a cherry blossom craft for you to try.
- Find a branch in the garden, preferably one that's no bigger than A4 page, and with lots of sticks at the end.
- Trace around the branch with a texta (it's harder than it looks, so you might have to help out).
- Colour in the silhouette with crayons or pencils.
- Now decorate! Use whatever 'flowers' you like; we used stamps, stickers, pom poms and scrapbooking embellishments.
You could also trace the shape of the branch onto black or brown paper and cut it out, then decorate the silhouette branch with embellishments. You could also use a larger sheet of paper and trace several branches to make a tree. Enjoy!
It's no secret that Chinese New Year was a few weeks ago. For the celebration, my daughter's and I made paper cherry blossoms. Here's a second version of a cherry blossom craft for you to try.
