Tin Foil Christmas Tree Sculptures

Tin Foil Christmas Trees from Reading Confetti
These tin foil trees couldn't be easier.  Just two steps:

1.  Scrunch your tin foil into a tree shape.
Tin Foil Christmas Trees from Reading Confetti

2.  Paint and/or decorate your tree however you like.  Here are some suggestions from our team of design experts:
Tin Foil Christmas Trees from Reading Confetti

Our book:
The Little Crooked Christmas Tree is such a beautiful story about a tree that shelters a dove. As a result, it becomes crooked and despairs of ever becoming a Christmas tree.  Until one day when everything changes...
Tin Foil Christmas Trees from Reading Confetti
 

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17 comments:

  1. These are so fun!! Your team of designers are so creative! :)

    I've never read that book. Definitely going to be checking it out.

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  2. Those are SO cute! I am sure your kiddos are proud of their Christmas trees-- I too, have not heard of that book. Will have to check it out!

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  3. Tin foil made perfect leaning trees. The book looks adorable.

    I am going to share this post on the Read.Explore.Learn. Facebook page on Sunday afternoon.

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  4. Simple idea combined with appropriate book = priceless!

    Thanks for linking up over at PreK+K Sharing. I hope that you get some new readers as a result.

    Debbie Clement

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  5. Oh how cute and simple. Love the link to the book. Thanks for sharing. Off to pin.

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  6. I love these Christmas Tree Sculptures! They are simply adorable. I will be featuring them on the Kids Co-op this week at housingaforest.com.

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  7. What kind of paint did you use? When ever I've used tempera paint on foil it flakes off, especially when the child layers it on.

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    1. It's just washable poster paint. The brand is Palmer and I got it at JoAnn's. It's been a couple of weeks and it hasn't flaked off yet, but they aren't handled that much. I just picked one up and it seemed fine, but I imagine it couldn't withstand my kids playing with it.

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  8. These trees are so clever! What a fun project. I shared with my Facebook readers here:https://www.facebook.com/#!/LivingLifeIntentionally

    Thanks for linking up to TGIF!!
    Beth =-)

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  9. These are so fun!

    Thanks for sharing on Kids Get Crafty!

    Maggy

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  10. That looks a really wonderful book and the trees are really cute and very original. Thank you for linking up to Tuesday Tots this week and letting you know that I will be featuring this tomorrow on Rainy Day Mum

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  11. LOVE this, they are so imperfect, perfect for little hands to make. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  12. these are perfect for our new Winter Animals Small World we are creating.
    just wondering if you could let me know the type of paint (acrylic or tempera/washable) that you used over the foil, to create such bright color finishes ;D ??? Thank you!

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    1. If I remember right, it was acrylic paint. :)

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    2. Sounds right to me! Thanks so much for your time Lorie! Happy Valentines Day!

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