Name: Craft Stick Acorn Craft for Fall
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Craft Stick Acorn Craft for Fall

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Skip to contentSharing is caring!Looking for an adorable fall craft that kids will love creating? This super cute and easy acorn craft is made from simple craft supplies you might already have in your house.&nbsp;This simple fall craft transforms craft sticks and craft foam with paint and wiggle eyes into the cutest Acorn Craft- just perfect for Fall!&nbsp;These acorns make adorable fall decor. Simply add a magnet to the back for a cute fall refrigerator decoration!If you love acorns and fall decor, you’ve got to make these adorable clay flower pot acorns too!Materials:Instructions:Line up five jumbo craft sticks in a graduated pattern, as shown below.Using scissors, trim two additional jumbo craft sticks to the width of the acorn and attach the timed pieces to the vertical craft sticks with a glue gun and glue sticks or the craft glue of your choice.If you use liquid craft glue for this project, be sure to wait for it to dry before moving on to the next steps.Trim the top edge of the craft sticks even with the shortest craft stick using scissors.Basecoat the front and sides of the acorns with a medium brown craft paint (we used acrylic paint).Let dry and apply a second coat, if necessary.Download, print and cut out the Acorn Pattern.Trace the acorn pattern twice onto a dark brown craft foam. *You can substitute the foam for craft felt or a sturdy craft paper.Cut out with scissors.Glue the acorn caps to the top of the acorns.Using a small tipped paintbrush, create an “X” pattern on the craft foam with medium brown craft paint.You could also use a brown paint pen and a scallop pattern if you prefer.A gold pain pen or permanent marker would also work well for this step.Add a face to the acorn by glueing two wiggle eyes to the craft sticks.Add cheeks by dipping a new pencil eraser in pink craft paint and dotting on either side of the face.Draw a mouth from cheek to cheek with a permanent black marker.To finish the acorn, tie a bow with natural jute twineGlue the bow to the acorn stem.Make this activity in about 30 minutes this fall!I’m an adventurous mom of six based in southern Virginia. I strive to teach my crew to live life to the fullest whether they are home on in the country or trekking through a new concrete jungle. I’m passionate about intentional mothering through life’s joys and challenges, and learning to embrace the gift of each new day together.

Skip to contentSharing is caring!Looking for an adorable fall craft that kids will love creating? This super cute and easy acorn craft is made from simple craft supplies you might already have in your house.&nbsp;This simple fall craft transforms craft sticks and craft foam with paint and wiggle eyes into the cutest Acorn Craft- just perfect for Fall!&nbsp;These acorns make adorable fall decor. Simply add a magnet to the back for a cute fall refrigerator decoration!If you love acorns and fall decor, you’ve got to make these adorable clay flower pot acorns too!Materials:Instructions:Line up...

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