Creative handmade leaf pulp bowls, make them together with your kids

Observation jars, if they still count as traditional specimens that parents know about, then making pulp bowls must be a truly imaginative project.

But don't think this imaginative idea requires professional equipment - everything is everyday material: plastic bowls, cling film, brushes, some flowers and leaves, paste, tissue paper.

First, let's pick out the flowers and leaves we need.

Then wrap the bowl in a layer of cling film, and place it on the table with the opening facing down.

Next, tear the tissue paper into small pieces, dip them in water, and after soaking, lay them on the bottom of the bowl. Once the tissue paper has completely adhered to the surface of the bowl, gently lay the flowers and leaves on top, dip a brush in a little paste and spread it over the flowers and leaves, then cover with another layer of tissue paper and gently smooth it flat with the brush.

Once all the flowers and leaves have been laid on, leave it for a whole night to dry, then remove the cling film, gently peel off the "paper bowl," and let it dry again.

If you are not satisfied, you can line it with cling film again, brush on another layer of paste, and cover with flowers and leaves.

After drying, peel it off and it is finished.

You can also choose paper in other colors to make it. Making pulp bowl plant specimens with your kids is very novel and a lot of fun, and I recommend everyone try it with their children.