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Flowerpot Pencils

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This desktop arrangement brightens a child's homework nook and keeps all her pencils ready for the picking.

Prep Time: Under 1 hour
What you need:
 Pencil
Hair scrunchies
Craft foam leaves
Craft scissors
Hole punch
Clay pot
Black beans
Seasons: Year round
Materials: hair scrunchy, hole punch
Instructions:
1.For each blossom, wrap 1 or 2 colorful hair scrunchies around the top of a pencil. Next, cut out a pair of green craft foam leaves, using craft scissors to create a scalloped edge. Lightly etch leaf vein lines in the foam with the tip of a toothpick. Using a hole punch, make a hole in the base of each leaf.
2.step2Then slide the leaves onto the pencil so they rest right beneath the flower. You can even attach a "silk" butterfly (sold at craft stores) to the blossom.
3.Finally, plant the finished flowers in a clay pot filled with dried black beans (if beans fall through the hole in the bottom of the pot, just tape over it).


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Flowerpot Pencils

emmamarie1
emmamarie1 says:
December 17, 2008

Fun & easy project. My daughter makes one at the end of every school year for her teachers. We have also used large coffee cups with coffee beans or black beans to hold up the pencils.

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