From a brown sheet of paper, cut out the trunk and branches of a tree, then on a blue sheet of paper, glue (about halfway) makeup remover cotton balls and the cut out tree branches to them. At the bottom of the card stick cotton wool, and at the top of the card spread glue and white confetti (excess shake off the card). This is how we created a winter forest.
Material used:
- blue and brown sheets of paper
- cotton swabs to remove make-up
- cotton wool
- white confetti from a hole punch
- glue
- scissors
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