Updated: December 1,

Directions to make the Q-tip Fall Tree. 1. Print the tree trunk printable on white paper. 2. Prepare for a little mess. Cover your work area with newspaper to catch spills. Put an art smock or old shirt on your child. 3. Pour a small amount of red, yellow, and red & yellow paint onto the paper plate. Nov 05, Q-Tip Fall Trees! Categories: Curriculum Ideas.

Let me admit this right up front. This is stolen from pinterest (follow me!). For sure stolen. I’m clearly not this creative and cutesy. I try but luckily I don’t need to – pinterest does it for me 🙂 Woohoo. These trees turned out super adorable and could be done by all of my students. Sep 17, Step #1 – Paint the Fall tree trunk and then the grass using quick and easy strokes with the Q-tip or a paintbrush if you want.

Step #2 – Paint the leaves with a Q-tip using pretty fall colors.

See me deal with a big mistake in my painting and recover.

Dip the Q-tip in the paint color of choice, I recommend starting with the lighter colors first. The most beautiful part of fall is when the leaves begin to change colors. I think it is breathtaking! It is difficult to capture the beauty in a painting, but its definitely fun to try. And in the classroom, a unique way to paint these fall trees is to use Q-Tips instead of brushes.

Its a fun and easy activity for any age! Oct 02, Craft: Q-Tip Painted Fall Trees. tiffanytallent Bronze Post Medal for All Time! Posts. October 2, The most beautiful part of fall is when the leaves begin to change colors. I think it is breathtaking! It is difficult to capture the beauty in a painting, but it's definitely fun to try.

And in the classroom, a unique way to paint. Over the fall, my daughter and I had a blast making autumn trees. We painted and experimented with a few different methods, but our favorite was this lovely fall tree painted with bundled Q-tips.

They were such a huge hit with my daughter and our readers, that I thought that we could use this technique to make a tree for every season.