Make Cute and Crafty Owls Out Of Tree Bark!

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As the leaves fall, the possibilities for fall crafts increases! What better way to get your little ones engaged and learning about the seasons than to do some fun fall-themed crafts! These adorable owls are made out of materials you’ll find as the weather turns, because the fall season means craft supplies literally rain down from the trees! Turn this into a fun scavenger hunt for the kids, so they can help you look for materials! Even if you don’t have kids, these cute and crafty tree bark owls are a charming way to decorate for one of the best seasons of the year! Embark (pun intended!) on an adventure to make these fun fall decorations!

What You’ll Need:

materials
  • 1 piece of bark from a tree of your choice
  • 2 acorns
  • 1 pumpkin seed
  • Hot glue gun and glue -OR- craft glue if kids are helping
  • A branch for decoration (optional)
  • Acrylic craft spray (optional)

Directions:

  1. Carefully break away pieces of bark until the piece is in the desired shape of an owl.
  2. Pop off the tops of your acorns and set them aside.
  3. Using your hot glue gun, attach acorn caps for eyes and a pumpkin seed for the beak. If the kids want to do this step, use craft or school glue instead of hot glue.
  4. When completely dry, glue your owl onto a branch for decoration, or place anywhere you’d like for a fun and cute fall masterpiece!
  5. If you want to help preserve your cute owls, use an acrylic craft spray that is safe for wood and spray a good coating of it on both sides of your owl. This will help to prevent mold and decay from forming, as well as keep the bark from chipping when in storage!
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We just can’t get over how adorable these crafty tree bark owls are! They make the perfect DIY fall decorations that your kids will love making! The best part? You won’t really have to buy materials! Just head outside and let your little ones explore the world around them and gather up everything you’ll need! Chances are you’ll already have the other materials on hand! Don’t be afraid to change things up either! You can use any material you’d like for these tree bark owls to make them one of a kind! What would you use to decorate your tree bark owl? Leave us a comment with your fun ideas!

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