Print Leaf Silhouettes on Paper with a Sponge

Print Leaf Silhouettes on Paper with a Sponge

Use flat spring leaves as masks and dab two paint colors around them to make four botanical paper prints.

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Punch and Lace a Desk File from a Cereal Box

Punch and Lace a Desk File from a Cereal Box

Cut a cereal carton into a sloped desk file and dress it with a paper band tied through punched holes.

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Stamp Seed Packet Labels with a Craft-Foam Stamp

Stamp Seed Packet Labels with a Craft-Foam Stamp

Cut a vegetable motif from craft foam and stamp twelve cardstock labels for sorting spring seed packets.

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Make a Pocket Accordion Journal for First Signs of Spring

Make a Pocket Accordion Journal for First Signs of Spring

Fold and join two paper strips into a seven-panel pocket journal with cardstock covers for early spring observations.

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Knot a Sliding Bracelet with a Two-Color Braid

Knot a Sliding Bracelet with a Two-Color Braid

Braid three cotton cords into a two-color friendship bracelet with paired sliding knots and no hardware.

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Embroider an Initial on a Felt Bookmark

Embroider an Initial on a Felt Bookmark

Backstitch a contrasting block initial onto a slim felt bookmark for a personalized reader’s gift.

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Turn a Valentine Card into a Woven Heart Pocket

Turn a Valentine Card into a Woven Heart Pocket

Interlace two folded paper blanks to make a checkerboard Valentine heart that opens into a pocket for a note.

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Weave a Two-Tone Mug Mat on a Cardboard Loom

Weave a Two-Tone Mug Mat on a Cardboard Loom

Weave a square cotton mug mat with two-tone stripes and knotted fringe on a slotted cardboard loom.

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Stitch a Felt Tray for Winter Entryway Odds and Ends

Stitch a Felt Tray for Winter Entryway Odds and Ends

Hand-sew four pinched corners in a single felt square to make a shallow entryway tray for keys and coins.

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Fold a Paper Star Garland for a Winter Window

Fold a Paper Star Garland for a Winter Window

Fold two paper fans into each pointed star, then string five stars across a winter window.

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