Painted Fall Leaves Kid Craft - Watercolor Fun

I love the pretty colors of falling leaves and the bright colors of these watercolors perfect for this painted fall leaves kid craft. It is a perfect time to enjoy the outdoors without the heat. Pick up some leaves trace for this project.

This is an easy and fun fall craft using just a few supplies. Create this watercolor fall leaves kid craft with liquid watercolors, crayon, and paper for some fall fun.

My little girl loves to paint, so any project that she gets to paint anything is an success. It it is usually mess too.

If you have the same problem, try this bib. It is great for keeping your baby clean while eating and great for your little artist. It worked great when she was a baby and still does when she is almost 4 years old.

Pair this watercolor painted fall leaves kid craft with a book for some reading and creating fun. Try Fletcher and the Falling Leaves

Looking for more fall fun crafts? Try this apple tree craft or sponge painted tree. There are also more than 50 fun fall craft to try.

There are affiliate links in this post. I will receive a commission if you purchase through these links.

How to Make Painted Fall Leaves Kid Craft

watercolor fall leaves kid crafts- fall kid craft - autumn kid craft - amorecraftylife.com #kidscrafts #craftsforkids #preschool #fall

Supplies

white card stock or watercolor paper
orange, red, blue, and yellow or other watercolors
small plastic cup for liquid watercolors
paint brush
red & yellow crayons
pencil (optional)

Make a Painted Fall Leaves Craft

Step 1.

You can take some leaves or a pattern of leaves and have them trace them lightly onto the paper with a pencil. You can also draw them freehand and then color with the crayon.

Using the red & yellow crayon, draw leaves falling from the top of the paper in different directions. Add the veins in the center. You will want to make a complete line and press firmly with the crayon.

Step 2.

Next, with the orange, yellow, and red watercolor paint the inside of the leaves. Let dry.

Step 3.

Next paint the background blue. Let dry.

You can use this wax crayon resist with any them you wanted. Just outline the detail you want to stand out.

Pin For Later

Other Fall Kid Crafts

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.

About Me