Seed art

Save all your cardboard boxes of all shapes and sizes for these awesome kids crafts!

My bean and seed art Rooster

Celebrate autumn with these fall bean mosaics! This pumpkin and leaf shaped bean art is SO PRETTY! It's such a fun indoor activity for cooler days and a great opportunity for younger kids to practice their fine motor skills. Use dried beans, lentils, legumes, and seeds to decorate this fall bean art. It's an easy craft that looks great sitting on a mantle, side table, or as homemade decorations for your Thanksgiving table. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy…

This guide is about making mosaics or collages with dry foods. Pantry staples such as dried beans, rice, coffee beans and nuts can make a fun and decorative craftproject.

This is another simple and low waste craft to do with your kids for Valentine's Day (or any holiday - I'm convinced that seed mosaics look great on any motif). This natural craft is easy to make with a little repurposed cardboard (a used package or a cereal box) plus any dried grains, beans, or seeds that you have on h

Actividades de manualidades para niños de paciencia infinita con resultados espectaculares para decorar cualquier habitación de la casa. Los granos de arroz, las semillas de lino, las lentejas, etc. son alimentos con los que con muy poca cantidad, y mucha concentración, se pueden crear cuadros como estos. Manteniendo su color natural, o pintándolos y barnizándolos después, ¿te animas a buscar material dentro de tu despensa? #manualidadesconniños #arroz #lentejas

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This fabulous Bean Mosaic Owl is a wonderful project for fall or any time. Or use your creativity to design other mosaic animals!

Well, I have found my new favorite craft. This seed art project was full of so much learning for my little ones, but perhaps even more importantly, it was... dare I say, relaxing? Generally, when we craft with glue and lots of little bits and pieces, things get messy quickly. But with this seed art

Kristen Cumings uses an unusual (and tasty) medium for her artwork