Do you want to have your own vegetable garden at any time of the year? Let the kids make these paper garden crafts.
We plant carrots and radishes, but your kids can grow other vegetables too!
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This DIY can even inspire your kids to love vegetables even more!
Kids will plant carrots and radishes directly on paper beds without soil or water.
How to make paper garden chores
What you need:
- sky blue cardboard
- Paper (brown, white, yellow, red, orange, green and tan)
- pencil
- black marker
- scissors
step-by-step instructions
Cut out the template.
Cut wider strips from brown paper…
… Glue to the blue cardboard base.
Cut long green strips from green paper.
Cut small pieces with scissors and cut the strips end to end.
Glue on brown stripes.
Draw several times around the fence board on light brown paper.
Cut and paste.
Cut a thin strip of light brown paper.
And glue it across the fence.
Draw around the radish template on red paper…
…and around the leaves on green paper.
Cut it out, attach a sheet to the radish head, and draw the eyes and mouth.
Draw around the carrot template on orange paper…
… cut the pieces.
Draw the outline of the leaf on green paper.
Cut and zigzag the sheet with scissors.
Glue the carrots and leaves together and draw the eyes and mouth.
Then glue the radishes and carrots to the brown part of the stem.
Draw the sun on yellow paper, cut and paste it.
Draw the outlines of the clouds and sun on white paper, cut and paste them.
Perfect.
Look how happy this vegetable is.
This paper garden is awesome!
Get your paper garden craft template here.
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Paper Garden Craft
Do you want to have your own vegetable garden at any time of the year? Let the kids make this paper garden craft.
We will plant carrots and radishes, but your children can also grow other vegetables!
*this post contains affiliate links*
This DIY might even inspire your kids to love vegetables even more!
Your kids will plant your own carrots and radishes right on the paper beds without the need for soil or water.
How to make paper garden crafts
What do you need:
light blue cardboard
papers (brown, white, yellow, red, orange, green and light brown)
pencil
black marker
the scissors
Step by step tutorial
Cut out the templates.
Cut a wider strip from the brown paper…
… and glue it to the bottom of the blue cardboard.
Cut a long green strip from the green paper.
Make small incisions with scissors and cut the strip from start to finish.
Glue it to the brown strip.
Draw several times around the fence board on the light brown paper.
Cut it out and glue it.
Cut thin strips of light brown paper.
And stick them crosswise on the fence.
Draw around the radish template on the red paper…
…and around the leaf on the green paper.
Cut it out, glue the leaf on the radish head and draw the eyes and mouth on it.
Draw around the carrot template on the orange paper…
… and cut out the pieces.
Draw the outline of the leaf on green paper.
Cut them out and zigzag the sheet with scissors.
Glue carrots and leaves together and draw eyes and mouth on them.
Then stick the radishes and carrots on the brown part of the stipe.
Draw around the sun on the yellow paper, cut it out and glue it.
Draw the outline of the clouds and the sun on the white paper, cut it out and glue it.
Finished.
Look how happy these vegetables are.
This paper garden is awesome!
Get the paper garden craft template here
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Become an Easy Peasy and Fun Membership and access our exclusive crafting patterns and educational printables. With brand new resources added every week, you’ll never run out of fun things to do with your kids (whether as a parent or as a teacher).
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Paper Garden Craft
Do you want to have your own vegetable garden at any time of the year? Let the kids make this paper garden craft.
We will plant carrots and radishes, but your children can also grow other vegetables!
*this post contains affiliate links*
This DIY might even inspire your kids to love vegetables even more!
Your kids will plant your own carrots and radishes right on the paper beds without the need for soil or water.
How to make paper garden crafts
What do you need:
light blue cardboard
papers (brown, white, yellow, red, orange, green and light brown)
pencil
black marker
the scissors
Step by step tutorial
Cut out the templates.
Cut a wider strip from the brown paper…
… and glue it to the bottom of the blue cardboard.
Cut a long green strip from the green paper.
Make small incisions with scissors and cut the strip from start to finish.
Glue it to the brown strip.
Draw several times around the fence board on the light brown paper.
Cut it out and glue it.
Cut thin strips of light brown paper.
And stick them crosswise on the fence.
Draw around the radish template on the red paper…
…and around the leaf on the green paper.
Cut it out, glue the leaf on the radish head and draw the eyes and mouth on it.
Draw around the carrot template on the orange paper…
… and cut out the pieces.
Draw the outline of the leaf on green paper.
Cut them out and zigzag the sheet with scissors.
Glue carrots and leaves together and draw eyes and mouth on them.
Then stick the radishes and carrots on the brown part of the stipe.
Draw around the sun on the yellow paper, cut it out and glue it.
Draw the outline of the clouds and the sun on the white paper, cut it out and glue it.
Finished.
Look how happy these vegetables are.
This paper garden is awesome!
Get the paper garden craft template here
Unlock VIP Printables – Become a Member
Become an Easy Peasy and Fun Membership and access our exclusive crafting patterns and educational printables. With brand new resources added every week, you’ll never run out of fun things to do with your kids (whether as a parent or as a teacher).
#Paper #Garden #Craft
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