This is my first post after our home PC decided to commit suicide last week. J struggled all weekend to recover our data and put it onto our MacBook Pro. It was a herculean effort given how difficult it was to access the files and the fact that we brought home a new (to us) boat on Friday that required a complete fence rebuild on our side yard for yacht storage. More on that later though! Just know that it’s a miracle that I’m able to be Internet-functional today.
The boys and I worked on a simple fall craft today in the form of a cute autumn tree. Cutie Pie got started this morning by painting two sheets of construction paper with washable paint in fall colors. It took a long time for his artwork to dry due to the monsoon that we’ve been experiencing this week. My plan was to have Cousin B make a tree too but the paint hadn’t dried by the time he had to leave this afternoon.
The idea is really simple. I cut out a tree form from black construction paper. Then I cut out a bunch of leaf shapes from the pages that Cutie Pie had painted earlier in the day. Wildman helped us adhere the tree and the leaves to the sticky side of a sheet of contact paper this evening. Then we stuck it to our sliding glass door.
Viola!
I give you our fall tree! I love how it turned out! It was a quick and easy autumn craft that I will keep in my mental file for years to come.
Ryan Simmons
Aug 19, 2011 @ 16:34:27
Hi,
I’m one of the Editors at AllFreeHolidayCrafts.com and I just wanted to let you know that I have linked to your project on our site. You can see the project here:
http://www.allfreeholidaycrafts.com/Fall-Crafts-for-Kids/Autumn-Window-Screen
I think it’s a great project that our readers will just love to make! This will easily bring traffic to your site and allow others to see what’s new on your site.
Please note that our site is currently under construction. We are working on the design and are constantly adding more projects, so please check back in the coming weeks and months to see its development!
We’re hoping that by reaching out we’ll hear back from you. With that said, can we have permission to link to any project on your site as well as use the image, with credit to you, of course?
Also, we would love it if you would include a link back from your site to ours. Whether it’s on your blog roll, in an “As Featured On” section, a quick link from the original blog post, or a new blog post, any shout-out would be appreciated! If you do post a link, please shoot me a quick email to let me know.
Thanks!
Ryan Simmons
rsimmons@primcecp.com