From there, you could freely download or print to your hearts content!
While youre here, grab these related coloring pages!
Fill them with tissue paper or ordinary packing paper.
Place these cute containers on a windowsill where theyll look surprisingly real!
This craft works particularly well with pages featuring a variety of succulents that can be cut out separately.
Glue these to the terrariums surface in any pattern desired.
Place a sheet of glassine over the work or seal it with acrylic spray for a fancy terrarium!
The idea is to make it look like a small flowerpot is attached to the corkboard.
Underneath, screw in a simple hook to hang keys.
Let the child fill the flowerpot with cutouts from the coloring pages.
Staple or tape them just inside the rim so it looks like an overflowing container of succulents!
Dont forget to decorate the bedroom door as well!
An empty coffee can works perfectly for this craft, but any inexpensive container will do.
A cutout from the finished succulent coloring page should be glued just underneath the handprint.
This makes it look like the succulent has grown extra pod stems.
Display this one-of-a-kind artwork anywhere.
On the other side at the top, write Succulent Soup in green puffy paint.
The youngster can then write out a funny recipe for the fictitious Succulent Soup.
The funnier, the better.
Hang this hilarious craft on the kitchen wall.
The youngster can use a black marker to add the price of each succulent for an adorable poster.
Once the succulents are colored, they should be glued to cardboard and carefully cut out.
Add wiggle eyes and attach each cutout to a craft stick or wooden knitting needle.
Place these smiling succulents in a garden, flower arrangement, or anywhere desired.
