Last week, we collected whilst in the woods lots of naturals materials from which to create Christmas decorations. This week the children were able to put their tool skills into practice to make a whole range of of festive trimmings from whittled ash candles to beech and holly wreaths.
Whittled ash candle with wired flame |
Wood cookie snowman with drilled button holes |
Making the tree balance |
Wreath made from dried beech leaves |
Wood cookie robin with twig beak and wire feet |
Mini holly tree |
Candle made from whittled ash and painted with acrylic paint. Wick made from painted wire |
Wood cookie snowman joined using a twig dowel |
Candle made from whittled ash and painted with acrylic paint. Wick made from painted birch twig. |
Garland made from cinnamon. orange slices and leaves |
Snowman made from wood cookies drilled and joined together with wire. Mini Christmas tree made from offcuts from the school Christmas tree |
Olaf the snowman made from wood cookies drilled and joined together with wire |
Wood cookies drilled using a hand drill and decorated using paint pens. |
Hawthorn coppiced from our school hedge cut into wood cookies using a bow saw. |
Collage made from pine twigs left over from the school Christmas tree and a mini holly tree made from holly coppiced in Ravenscliffe Wood set in a silver birch wood cookie. |
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