Daffodil Photo Magnet
Get ready to turn your refrigerator into a smiling bouquet with a Daffodil Photo Magnet made from a plastic cup. This is another original FreeKidsCraft project that is perfect for Mother’s Day or any day that you want to make something for a special person.
Trivia:
Daffodils’ uplifting yellow flowers and true perennial habit make them an enduring garden favourite. Clumps of daffodil bulbs have been known to survive in the ground for well over a century, flowering consistently for decades. Source: National Trust – The history of daffodils
Supplies
- Two Yellow Plastic Cups
- Â Green Construction Paper
- Â Scissors
- Â Glue
- Small Photo
- Magnet
Instructions
- Cut down a paper cup to 1″ deep. Make the edge irregular by cutting a wavy line or using decorative edge scissors.
- Â Trim a photo to fit inside. Glue in place.
- Â Cut six slits evenly spaced around a second cup, cutting all the way to the bottom of the cup. These will be the the petals. Bend them outward. Trim down and make pointed to be more of a petal shape. Glue the first cut down cup inside this one.
- Â Cut leaves out of green construction paper and glue to the back of the flower.
- Â Glue on a magnet.
Neat