It’s August and summer is fully here – along with all its beautiful abundance of nature! This month is especially great for berry picking and nature walks – and there is still so much to inspire nature crafts out there..
33. Make a Princess flower crown with your child!
This fun – and really pretty! – nature craft is a celebration of your late roses and garden flowers, and a great way to entertain the kids for an afternoon. Completely inexpensive – all you need is an old cardboard box, some paint and a selection of garden flowers!
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Please see a couple of ideas on how to construct these simple crowns below – have fun! x x
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34. Upcycle an old shirt to Pretty Party Tassels!
Got an August Birthday Party coming up? This cute party decorations project is not nature based – but it’s a great way to upcycle your old shirts or scrap fabric – into stunning Party Tassels!!
Please see my short video below for an overview of how to create these inexpensive, sustainable and fun homemade party decorations! Have fun! x x
35. Make a geometric 3D paper brecelet
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Remember making this simple paper craft as a kid? In Denmark we called them ‘musetrapper’ – ‘mouse stairs’ – and it was one of my favourite paper crafts in kindergarten! This is a slightly more sophisticated take on this activity – a geometric 3D modern art inspired paper bracelet! I love it’s super simple and modern vibes – and it’s still just as much fun to make as back then! Have fun! x x