Flowers from egg cartons. You'll need good scissors!

ULS May Unit: Great Extension for Lesson 29 - Make a Dandelion Craft with a Fork

Today, we will work on drawing the Statue of Liberty. This isn't an exact replica, but is one that is fairly easy for middle school students to accomplish . Start with the head shape with a rounded chin. Put the eyes at the midpoint, not too high on the face. The iris is merely a suggestion. Only part of the ears show. Add the hair and the crown. Next, add the veil and the spikes. Darken the areas between the separations on the crown. Draw a neck on the gown and add an arm (or leave the arm…

Today, we will work on drawing the Statue of Liberty. This isn't an exact replica, but is one that is fairly easy for middle school students to accomplish . Start with the head shape with a rounded chin. Put the eyes at the midpoint, not too high on the face. The iris is merely a suggestion. Only part of the ears show. Add the hair and the crown. Next, add the veil and the spikes. Darken the areas between the separations on the crown. Draw a neck on the gown and add an arm (or leave the arm…

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Daffodils are a beautiful and bright spring flower and they inspire all of us. Do a few practice flowers on a cheap paper and then put together your own arrangement. Draw the flowers lightly using a hard light pencil, you will want to switch to a darker one later on. Start with a circle and mark off 6 points for the star-like flowers. One way is to make two triangles to help line up the marks evenly. There are many varieties of daffodils but this one has large diamond-shaped petals. After…

Gosh, nearly another year over (and not a lot of posts to show for it!) Things have been pretty hectic lately, and 2014 is already looking pretty exciting, with magazine features and plans to show some work at Yorkshire Sculpture Park in the pipeline! I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year, and will leave you with a few images of recent seasonal work! Best wishes, Kirsty

Daffodil Doodles are easy to paint in watercolor or acrylic if you follow these 4 easy steps. You can use your daffodil doodles to make cards or framed art.

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Create daffodil-shaped candy dishes for a fanciful table display using coffee filters and food coloring.

I love daffodils! They grow wild around our place. Mark your favorite book with loveliness, or give as a gift. About- This handmade crochet bookmark is a lovely pale yellow daffodil flower. The stem is a light green with two leaves. Size- The flower measures 2 inches wide (5cm). My handmade crochet bookmarks measure approximately 10 inches long (25 cm). Additional- View more of my crocheted bookmarks at http://www.etsy.com/shop/joyoustreasures?section_id=5722255 Contact me for any custom…

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If you find yourself drawing the same tulips and daisies over and over again, try this daffodil to mix things up. It’s simple cup shape and yellow color make for a really pretty picture. • View and do

Boy, I love my daffodils. There are one of my most favorite flowers, which you can tell by looking out at my garden. There’s something so hopeful, innocent, and happy about them. In my garden they …