Scissors, stone, paper

Sometimes a nose, sometimes a ship: Those who wander through nature with children know what a root can become. This lovingly illustrated craft book puts the treasures of nature in the spotlight. It invites both young and old to roam through forests and meadows, across fields and beaches, filling their pockets with materials for art projects. Back at home, thanks to straightforward instructions, children can create crafts that promote their development in various ways. Collecting, identifying, and preserving natural materials helps them become more aware of their environment. Additionally, threading, knotting, gluing, and cutting train their fine motor skills.

Karoline Lawson shows which tools and materials are needed and what is important when collecting and storing. She provides templates that can be easily copied or traced, allowing for repeated use. This way, design objects are created that will bring joy for a long time. Suitable for children aged 3 to 10 years.