Do you want to create a unique and interesting art project with your child this fall season? Then this Coffee Filter Apple tutorial is THE one to bookmark today!

Coffee Filter Apple – Fall Kid Craft

You MIGHT have heard me say it once before on Glued To My Crafts – but coffee filters are an amazing thing to stockpile when it comes to crafting with children.

They are not expensive, don’t take up much room in your craft stash and are super versatile when it comes to kid friendly craft activities. Just like regular paper, coffee filters can be cut, folded and even painted however you like.

Plus if you are a coffee drinker like me, you probably already have a stack in your pantry already {so once less trip to the store for supplies!}

Anyways – this coffee filter apple craft is the perfect activity for the younger children to assemble. If kids love coloring and playing with a spray bottle – they are going to LOVE it! Plus if you have plans to visit an apple orchard this fall anyways – this would be a great activity to in-cooperate into your plans!

So enough chit chat from me – find all the supplies and directions below for this coffee filter apple idea. Happy crafting, my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your child’s beautiful apple pieces on our Facebook page! #gluedtomycrafts

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Coffee Filter Apple Craft Supplies:

* Clean, Large Unused White Coffee Filters
* Single Handed Office Stapler
* Red Crayola Marker
* Small Spray Bottle w/tap water inside
* Large Paper Plate or Paper Towels
* Brown Colored Cardstock
* Paper Craft Scissors
* Decorative Green Leaf

Directions:

* Grab THREE coffee filters per apple craft you want to make.
* Stack them on top of each other and flatten them out with your hands.
* Take your stapler and secure the three coffee filters all together. Two-three staplers along the edge should do.
* Now decorate the coffee filter stack, however you want with the red Crayola marker.
* When you are done coloring the coffee filters, grab the spray bottle and spray the coffee filters down, until the color starts to bleed throughout them.
* When done with the water step, simply lay the wet coffee filter stack on a paper plate or paper towels to let them dry completely.
* When the filters are dry enough, secure your other apple embellishments like a stem {made from brown cardstock} and decorative green leaf, stapled to the top.
* Then display your coffee filter and water-colored apple creations proudly for all to see! #gluedtomycrafts

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