Drawing with chalk paint pens on leaves

Art on petals? Yes, yes! It can be just, to draw on real leaves, with chalk pens. Every leaf becomes such a true artificial leaf. Natural art, so actually. With a little help from a marker. And what you do with it, when it's done? It allows you to come up with anything. Place your most beautiful leaf in a picture frame, or a wooden frame 3D frame so that it gets a place of praise. All the rest you tie a string or raffia and make a festive garland. Special birthday leaves with name and age on them are of course attached to the birthday gifts. You can also make some for the Santa Claus and Christmas gifts.? And the eggs at Easter probably want to have a cozy basket, among the decorated leaves. Make it a headdress at your Indian party, and want to treat you to school? Tie the leaves (possibly with name on them) with rubber bands (e.g. fruit, boxes of raisins, paper cups filled with something tasty or stick beautiful leaves around the dish in which candies lie, etc!

You could also laminate the most beautiful pieces of art. Then they'll stay good forever, fun to keep for later, or to reuse for your next birthday, Saint Nicholas or Christmas. If you add a few each year, it can become a beautiful collection of Browse Arts!

So. pick or turnip leaves from the garden of grandpa and grandma (as we did), or check in your own garden if there are beautiful leaves. In principle it can be any kind, but drawing on dark leaves is just a bit more beautiful than on light ones.! The chalk pens give off beautiful bright colours (almost fluorescent) and write on many surfaces. So also on leaves! We used them from the Collall brand, more info where they are available can be found at the bottom. But first, our Leaf Art Gallery! Feel free to browse through it:

In fact, all we have to do is show these markers here, because we didn't use more! No scissors, glue, or other craft material, this is all!

The markers last a long time and thus write on almost all surfaces.