Broccoli Painted Cherry Blossom Tree Craft
This broccoli painted cherry blossom tree uses a printable tree branch template, leftover fresh broccoli, and craft paint, a fun and cheerful spring craft activity.
Easy Stamped Cherry Blossom Art
Use a piece or two of uncooked broccoli stalks leftover from today’s dinner for this easy art and craft idea for the spring season.
The free printable tree branch template is available on the supply list below, and it is the same template for the stamped winter tree art.
Supply To Make Painted Cherry Blossom Tree
Use white and pink craft paint. I use acrylic craft paint I found at the local dollar store.
Print the tree branch template on A4-size or 8.5″ x 11″ colored paper. If you use a larger colored construction paper, then cut the paper to match the size of the 8.5″ x 11″ copy paper.
Use light blue paper to reflect the natural blue sky as a background for the tree. If you use white paper to print the tree template, reduce the white paint and use more pink paint.
- Light blue card stock paper or construction paper size A4 or 8.5″ x 11″ (can use other colored paper)
- Fresh uncooked broccoli stalk/floret
- White and pink acrylic craft paint
- Paper plate
- Free Printable Tree Branch Template, click on this link
Instruction For Making Cherry Blossom Tree Branch
Print the tree branch template.
Squeeze some white and pink paint on the paper plate.
Clean off the loose part of the floret so it won’t get stuck and become a crumb on the paint.
Dip the broccoli floret in pink paint and lightly dip it in white paint.
Tap the broccoli floret a few times on the paper plate to blend the pink and white paint.
Start stamping the broccoli around the tree branch to create a fresh cherry blossom look.
Stamp the broccoli around the tree’s base to replicate the scattered cherry blossoms that fell on the ground.
Stamped Tree Branch For Spring Craft
Print more tree templates, then use them for any gathering activity, like a spring-themed craft activity, spring-theme birthday party, craft project for the library, or entertaining kids and kids at heart around the kitchen table while waiting for dinner ready.
Combine the broccoli-stamped spring tree with this kirigami paper cherry blossom for classroom spring-theme arts and crafts activities.
Painting a cherry blossom tree is a fun craft project on the porch while enjoying all the colorful spring flowers in the garden.
More Of Spring Inspired Art And Craft
- Leaf Stamping Clay Pot
- Strawberry Painted Rock Idea
- Felt Carrot Treat Bag
- Easy Paper Tulip Tutorial
- Crepe Paper Lollipop Flower Tutorial
Easy Cherry Blossom Art And Craft Idea For Spring Activity
Broccoli Painted Cherry Blossom Tree Craft
This broccoli-painted cherry blossom tree uses a printable tree branch template, fresh broccoli, and craft paint, a fun and cheerful spring craft activity.
Materials
- Light blue card stock paper or construction paper size A4 or 8.5" x 11" (can use other colored paper)
- Fresh uncooked broccoli stalk/floret
- White and pink acrylic craft paint
- Free Printable Tree Branch Template (see notes)
Tools
- Paper plate
Instructions
- Print the tree branch template.
- Squeeze some white and pink paint on the paper plate.
- Clean off the loose part of the floret so it won't get stuck and become a crumb on the paint.
- Dip the broccoli floret in pink paint and lightly dip it in white paint. Tap the broccoli floret a few times on the paper plate to blend the pink and white paint
- Start stamping the broccoli around the tree branch to create a fresh cherry blossom look.
- Stamp the broccoli around the tree's base to replicate the scattered cherry blossoms that fell on the ground.