These were some tissue paper topiaries I made for an event for the mom's group I'm a part of at church. We used them as centerpieces during our first general session last week to reflect a game we were playing. The verse in the middle was part of the favor box we used as a table goodie for each attendee. Between making these, keeping up with football schedules (my son's and my husband's), processing hundreds of tomatoes from our garden into salsa and tomato sauce, and teaching 5+ dance classes each week at the dance studio, my head is spinning. I can't wait to sit down this week and get creating on some scrapbooking and card-making projects. Check back soon for new artwork pics! Hope your autumn season is off to a great start!
Here's a couple of photos of what we've been up to this season so far:
Ava eating her rice krispie treat "world" she made at preschool as a part of her "God created the world" lesson. She loved it!
Alex ready to play at his first flag football game.
2 comments:
I love the tissue paper topiaries! They are so colorful and festive. Are they easy to make?
Pretty easy - I actually just used a styrofoam ball for the center and cut tissue paper into 2.5x2.5 squares. Then, I wrapped the squares around the eraser end of a pencil, dipped them in glue and pressed them onto the ball. It is fairly easy, just time consuming :)
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