I recently saw these beautiful marbled leaves from Little Wonders? Days. ?They were a little on the messy side but we had lots of fun making them together. ?After they were dry, we wrote something that each of us are thankful for on each of the leaves (we each got two) and made our very own Family Tree of Thankfulness!
Here?s what you?ll need: ?Large white paper, brown construction paper, our?Leaf Template?printed on cardstock, scissors, shaving cream, craft sticks (which we received compliments of CraftProjectIdeas.com), and various colors of acrylic paint (I didn?t have red acrylic paint, so I had to use tempera).
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1. ?Cut out the leaves from the template.
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?2. ?Put some shaving cream into a shallow bowl.
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3. ?Add squirts of paint and give your kids a craft stick to swirl the mixture around.
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I think we might have swirled a little too much?but they still turned out pretty!
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4. ?Place the leaves white-side-down into the shaving cream and paint mixture.
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?5. ?Let them sit for at least a few minutes.
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6. ?Take a clean craft stick and scrape all of the excess off.
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?What?s left is beautifully marbled paint! ?Let them dry completely.
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?7. ?Cut a tree trunk shape out of brown construction paper.
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8. ?Gather your family and have each person say 2 things that they are thankful for.
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9. ?Use a black marker to write them on each leaf.
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?What does your family do to promote a spirit of thankfulness?
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