Kids Spring Craft: How to Make a Cherry-Blossom Tree

Making kids DIY crafts is a good way to keep them busy during holidays or weekends. Your kids will have fun and to a plus point, you can use the craft as a decorative piece. A cherry-blossom tree is a nice, simple, and inexpensive kids spring craft that will help your children to boom with creativity. The little gardeners will love celebrating the arrival of spring with a tissue cherry-blossom tree.

Kids Spring Craft: How to Make a Cherry-Blossom Tree

Making cherry-blossom tree is a simple craft for kids.

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Materials

•    Branches that can be found in your backyard (branches with several offshoots will be the best option for this craft)

•    Pink tissue

•    Scissor

•    White glue

•    Scotch tape

•    A tall container with its lid removed in the middle

How to Make

•    Let the branches dry if necessary.

•    Use the scissor to cut the pink tissue paper into 2-inch square-shaped pieces.

Use bright colors to add pizzazz.

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•    Nip each of the square-shaped tissue pieces tightly in the middle to create blooms. Twist the nipped part to shape the stem of the blooms.

•    Take a small piece of scotch tape and wrap it around the edge of the stem.

•    Affix the blooms to the branches with white glue or secure them by wrapping the tape around an offshoot of the branch.

•    Display the branches in a container or jar.

Tips

•    Apart from pink, you can use other bright colored tissue to add pizzazz.

•    If you like to suspend the branches from the ceiling, use fishing line to hang them.

•    If you put the flowers in a jar, you can place it on the dining table. However, if you decide to hang them, grace the ceiling of your kid’s room.

Grace the ceiling of your kid’s room.

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These season-inspired faux flowers are really fun to make. You can use this kids spring craft to punch up a last minute party or can incorporate it into your everyday décor.

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