Fingerprint Fall Tree Kid Craft

This fingerprint fall tree craft is easy and fun. You need just a few supplies, toilet paper rolls, paper, and paint you probably have at home already.

This fall tree craft is easy to do. My little one loves to paint and finger painting is high on her list of activities.

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If you little one doesn’t like to get messy, try painting with cotton swabs or dabbing with a paint brush.

This fall craft is a great way to use up some toilet paper rolls. You could also recycle some envelopes or used paper into the leaves part of the craft.

This autumn preschool craft would be great for fall, or letter T theme. You could combine it with other similar trees and make a four seasons craft. This fall tree craft would also work for toddlers.

Pair this fingerprint fall tree craft with a book for creating and reading fun. We like Fletcher and the Falling Leaves.

Looking for more fall fun crafts? Try this apple tree craft, fingerprint fall tree crafat, painted leaves, paper pumpkin patch craft, or sponge painted tree. There are also more than 50 fun fall craft to try.

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All activities on this blog should be supervised by an adult.

How to Make a Fingerprint Fall Tree Craft

Supplies

Red, Green, & Brown Paint (we used acrylic but I suggest tempera)
Paper Rolls
White Card stock
Scissors
Pencil
Small Plate or palette
Paint brush
optional – wipes or a damp rag

First, put some brown paint on the plate. Then using the paint brush or your finger paint the paper roll brown. Let dry. Cut a slit in the middle of both sides and 3/4 in down.

Next, put a little of red, yellow, orange, and green paint on the small plate. Using your finger, then, paint dots for the leaves on the card stock paper. Let dry.

Next, using the pencil, draw the top part of the tree or you can trace a circle. I used a 3 3/4 in lid to trace the circle.

Cut the top part of the tree out using the scissors. Slide the top of the tree into the slit on the trunk to finish your fingerprint fall tree.

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Heather Hamlin

I have been crocheting since I was 8 years old. I have 40 plus years of experience. My blogging journey started in 2013 and I have been writing about crafts and crocheting since then. I started blogging full time in 2019.

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