Pumpkin Seed Flower Craft
I helped my 7 year old granddaughter and my autistic client make this cute flower out of pumpkin seeds that I dried in the oven. I cut a circle out of a cereal box and used craft glue to attach the dried seeds and twine.
I wish I could remember who posted this originally to give them credit for the idea! If it’s you please let me know so I can give you credit!
http://www.InDianesKitchen.com
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Super cute!
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Thanks it was fun!
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Very interesting idea!
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Thank you!
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It’s beautiful 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much!
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Awesome!
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Thanks!
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This may be a good activity for after Thanksgiving dinner. I have lots more pumpkin seeds than I can plant.
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It is a fun craft! Give it a try.
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Very cute!!!
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Thanks!
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What a great idea! It looks great!
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Thanks it was a lot of fun!
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It’s so pretty Diane!
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Aw thank you Mel!
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So nice!
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Thank you!
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Wow amazing work👍🏻
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You are too kind! Thank you!
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You’re welcome mam😍
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Thank you for sharing this craft idea! Simple to do with materials at home, and it’s perfect for Thanksgiving.
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You’re welcome! You can even dye the seeds if you want too.
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So simple, yet such a great effect
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Thanks!
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How cute, but looks like a lot of concentration involved. Not sure my grandkids would stick to itl. I would paint it yellow so it looked like a sunflower when it was finished.
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What you can do is dye the seeds too before you glue them on. However I bet the kids would love painting them! My granddaughter loved putting the seeds on, it was very quick. I spread the glue and she dropped the seeds on the glue. I made sure they were straight but she did it all otherwise.
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My granddaughter would probably do that, my grandson is too persnickety and it would take forever, hence he would lost interest. I didn’t know you could dye seeds. She would love to paint them because she would get to make a mess and she loves doing that. She proudly tells me when she is finished, “I make a mess grandma”. 😆😆
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Awwww how old is she?
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She turned two in June and she is a force to be reckoned with.
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Awwww I love the 2 & 3 year olds.
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This is really lovely!
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Thank you Christy!
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OH ! 🙂
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Such a cute and fun idea.
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Thanks it really was fun!
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Very clever and perfect for harvest time too!
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Thank you it was a lot of fun to make.
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I love it! Is it eatable? 😉 lol
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Thanks! Not with all that glue…..lol
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Looks so pretty!
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Thanks!
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I am so trying this out!
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what a unique great idea……….wow i love it !! 😉
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Thank you🥰
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Thanks for sharing!
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Waoo what an art, Never knew pumpkin seeds could be designed like this such an inovative way of making flowers. Keep on making and posting these kinds of design .Good work
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Aw thank you! I have to keep the crafts simple as I help my developmentally disabled clients make them.
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Thanks!
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