Living / 25 September, 2019 / Nanny Anita
This year seems to have gone by in a flash. It seems like only yesterday BB and I were doing his sticky autumn tree. Once again we making our annual autumn tree, this years one is a q-tip stamping autumn tree pictures with sensory spice paints. We have actually made q-tip autumn trees before, but they were made using a single q-tip, this time we used a bundle of them at once. The sensory spice paints also added a really nice extra element to the pictures. Now they the pictures smell like autumn too!
Make sure you follow my autumn craft board on Pinterest for more ideas. Don’t forget to save the pin for later.
To make your spice paints mix in the spice to each colour, then mix in a little water to loosen them up. I tried to make sure that if I was using a lighter colour then I would mix it with a lighter spice e.g. ginger went in the yellow, whereas cloves went in the brown.
Get a bundle of q-tips and use an elastic band to hold them together.
Next paint on the trunk and branches of the trees.
Finish off the picture by using the bundle of q-tips as a stamp to add the leaves.
some of BB’s pictures
We always enjoying making out autumn pictures and now we have a new set of lovely paintings to enjoy.
One of YC’s picture
If you enjoyed these q-tip stamping autumn tree pictures be sure to check my leaf chromatography, autumn marshmallow play dough, and painted leaves.
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