Marbled Fall Leaves
By Charlene • April 3, 2018
Have you been experiencing fall weather yet? Here in Northeast Ohio, the temperatures have begun to drop and we've had to pull out some long pants and sweaters! With fall on the brain {and seeing that the leaves have started to change in our area}, we were feeling inspired by these marbled fall leaves from Charlene at Adventures-In-Mommy-Land!
Supplies You'll Need
- Card stock leaf cutouts
- Shaving cream
- Craft paint in fall colors {red, orange, yellow, gold, and brown}
- Squeegee or cookie sheet scraper
Charlene shows you how to "mix up" some fun puffy shaving cream paint in order to create beautiful marble printed leaves! String the finished product onto some yarn for a festive garland, have your kiddos write a fall note to someone special on the dried cutouts, use the leaf cutouts to decorate an autumn bulletin board - the possibilities are endless!
Be sure to head on over to Adventures-In-Mommy-Land for the full tutorial!
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