How to make leaf prints

Tutorial and video on printing with leaves

Printing with leaves, flowers, and other found objects allows you to create decorative patterns and works of art that capture the beauty of nature. Photo © Adam Mastoon. You can make beautiful stat…

Make all kinds of fall decor, accents and cards with pretty fall leaf rubbing art. Here you can learn how to make leaf rubbing art. If you love the look of leaf rubbings but don't

Natalie on Instagram: "This was such a fun way to make leaf prints! Peeling the leaves away to reveal the watercolor prints was magical. Such a simple craft but with a big “wow” factor 😍 Make sure to use watercolor paper and keep the paper wet until your leaves are all set. If the paint dries, your leaves won’t stick and create prints. So work fast and keep adding more water and color! 🍃 Save this simple activity to do with your kids!"

This spontaneous leaf printing process only takes watercolor paints but produces some of the most detailed, vibrant leaf prints you've ever seen!

Delve into the world of leaf printing with these essential tips for beginners, guaranteed to take your leaf print artwork to the next level.

Watercolor Leaf Prints - Using simple techniques, this pretty leaf painting is lovely way to brighten a room and is very beginner-friendly.

Botanical project: leaf skeletons (non toxic)

From moss to milk, these alternatives to the usual drawing tools will inspire you to create in a different and super fun way!

Natalie on Instagram: "It’s been one year since this activity went viral and I’m thinking it’s time to do it again! A sweet follower shared a tip for making the leaves stick better to the paint - wet them first! Will you try it?!🍃 1. Use heavy watercolor paper, you will be saturating your paper with water! 2. Working one section at a time, load your paper with watercolor (liquid watercolors would work amazing) then place *wet* leaves in the color. Add lots more water and color on top off…