Laminate leaves

Laminating Leaves: Laminating leaves is a fun activity for any age suitable to any time of the year. Preserved leaves last for months providing eye-catching mobiles, fridge magnets, placemats, gift tags, and more.

Beautiful berries!!! We recently stayed at Dave’s parents house and WOW! They had a ton of these gorgeous berries in their yard. The leaves in our neighborhood are fantastically colorful right now!…

Made with real leaves! Flattened them a little before putting them through the Scotch laminator and they turned out great.

scraps of reflection: 4 Fun Ways to Use Laminated Leaves

Laminated Leaves for Fall Crafts. No Laminator Needed: I would like to share my fall crafts and complete tutorial how to preserve nice fallen leaves for a long time. The method I use is laminating. Actually all what you need to laminate leaves are - of course leaves (they should be dried before laminati…

Laminated Leaves for Fall Crafts. No Laminator Needed: I would like to share my fall crafts and complete tutorial how to preserve nice fallen leaves for a long time. The method I use is laminating. Actually all what you need to laminate leaves are - of course leaves (they should be dried before laminati…

This leaf science activities packet is filled with fun and easy-to-understand activities for little ones.

These laminated leaves couldn’t be easier to make, and they last forever! We made these over a year ago and they are still going strong. This light board is a budget friendly option, which usually goes for less than $20 as compared to traditional light boxes which can cost hundreds.

I love this time of year! Nature becomes so colorful and pretty! I love to decorate with the gorgeous Autumn palette inside too! Using coffee filters, I created this Autumn Leaf Mobile that will last for years to come! Here is what you will need: Disposable Cone Coffee Filters Two Bamboo Sticks -I used two […]

Inspired by the laminated sausages (see post below, last photo) I decided to laminate some leaves, and it works great! It’s a nice way to keep the beautiful autumn leaves, in all their shades…

Share Wildflower Ramblings!{This post may contain affiliate links, please see my disclosure policy.} My favorite activity, of all time, is taking walks on the trails with my family. I love being out in nature, getting some exercise, and sometimes just being silent. Lately, my son has taken to running the trails with me. We run ahead...

They say the Autumn colours have been better than ever this year. I live in an area with lots of tree-lined avenues, and the sight of the gorgeous colours, particularly when the sun is on them, has found me collecting stacks of leaves with the kids. Having got them all home I then had to decide what we were going to do with them all, so here’s what we did with some of them. You do need a laminator for these activities I’m afraid, but if you don’t have one, they’re not expensive and come in…

I Just sandwiched the leaves between sheets of clear contac paper that I had cut into circles; then, laced them into the metal ring with narrow orange satin ribbon, thru holes I had punched !

Nature craft for kids

Celebrate autumn by saving fall leaves to enjoy all year round with this simple tutorial.

The leaves are changing and it is really and truly fall! I told you how excited Lydia is about all

Write a note on pressed fall leaves. Laminate for safekeeping

PRESSED FLOWER CARD Colorful autumn leaves, wildflowers and feathers art, blank stationary, all occasion card for nature lovers. My signature fall foliage cards are reminiscent of a walk in the crisp fall woods. Makes a great Thanksgiving card. ~ Made one at a time for a one of a kind creation