pick some flowers (or dandelions), grab a hammer, a piece of paper and let's make some Hammered Flower Prints Materials Needed: Thick paper Scissors Flowers (dandelions work too) Hammer Marker Hammered Flower Prints Hey gardeners, did you make our Hammered Flower Prints Craft? If so, congratulations, you just earned yourself the 'Hammered Flower Prints' Gardening Tool Badge'! We would love to see pictures of your flower prints...email us at flowers@youareagardener.com You Are

Make a splash this summer with some wall worthy art made from Squirt Gun Painting. Materials Needed For Squirt Gun Painting: -water color paper -tempra paints -squirt guns -easel (or clip paper to a clothesline) -painters tape (optional) (Use equal mix of paint and water) For a fun twist We let the paint completely dry before removing the tape. This is a #PullYourWeeds® Approved Painting Project!

Thumbprint Pots :Add a delightful and  decorative touch to your pots by embellishing them with painted Painted Mandala Stones: Mandala stones are a beautiful art form that involves painting smooth river rocks Hammered Flower Prints: This craft is easy enough for toddlers but fun for gardeners of all ages.

Press Play to watch our Illustrator Gardener Kelsey make beautiful painted rock decorations to use as Reminder Rocks make beautiful decorations around your home or classroom and they are super fun to paint Take a walk, find some rocks, grab some paints, use our Fox & gardening theme as inspirations and get of emotions There are so many wonderful benefits of painting for gardeners of all ages which makes an Hey gardeners, did you make any Reminder Rocks paintings?

This delightful and easy craft requires minimal supplies: acrylic paint, a pot, and a sharpie. Simply dip your thumbs into various colored paints and make thumbprint circles around the pot. After the paint dries, use the sharpie to transform the thumbprints into garden creatures such as ladybugs Add a delightful and  decorative touch to your pots by embellishing them with painted thumbprint designs

Chalk Bullseye Make a multi color bullseye with your sidewalk chalk and allocate points for each ring > Click Here Copper Hill School > Click Here Califon School > Click Here Gardener Anna's DIY Chalk Paint No Chalk, No Problem-Learn how to make Gardener Anna's tie-dye chalk paint from Session 2 of Camp Hello

Spray painting fox figurines and rocks gold can be a delightful and creative 'gardening tool' that allows well-being which is why it's today's featured Gardening Tool: Engaging in creative activities like spray painting relax and unwind, promoting overall well-being (and take your mind off your weeds) The act of spray painting

<<SCROLL DOWN TO WATCH THE FULL TIMELAPSE VIDEO ON YOUTUBE>> Kelsey embraced our vision, painted our new edition of You Are a Gardener® , not only through her illustrations but also in book layouts and printing To showcase her talents, Gardener Kelsey has created a beautiful time-lapse video of her painting one

Gardener Kelsey's Dried Orange Fox Decorations Craft: What you'll need- -Oranges -Black & White Paint Once fully dry (not sticky) and cooled, use your paint to make Foxie's face. Once paint is completely dry you can put an ornament hook or string through the top to use as a tree

need: 🎃TISSUE PAPER 🎃GLUE (add a tsp of water to 2 tbsp of glue) 🎃PAINT and start to paint glue on your balloon and attach your tissue paper squares.

All you need is some wood, paint, and a hot glue gun. Next, think of some uplifting messages you’d like to display and use a marker or paint pen to write your

Materials Needed For Our Berry Simple DIY Clay Polaroid Holders: Air Dry Clay Paint Clear Finish Spray Choose your paint colors, apply them after the clay dries, and let them dry as well. After the clay dries, Gardener Kelsey demonstrates how to paint and seal your creations, turning them