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Somewhere along the way we received or purchased metallic crayons I thought they would be great for this project. The green metallic crayon worked out well for coloring the stem. It had a little sparkle in it. JDaniel had forgotten we have them and loved how the green crayon marks shimmered. I think we will be taking them out again soon.

If you are looking for a preschool craft, I hope you will try this cupcake liner pumpkin. If you have children that are older or younger, I hope you will too. The cupcake liner collage effect is such fun to create.
very cute! I can’t find Read Explore Learn – are you still doing it? so sorry!
What a lovely idea!
That is very cute! Good job!
This is a great idea! I wish that our local grocery stores carried fun muffin cups like these. Ours are the boring rainbow ones.
What a great idea! We just got a bunch of Halloween liners at the dollar store. I’d love for you to come share this at our Pinning for Play link party! http://tutusandteaparties.blogspot.com/search/label/Link%20Party
Great idea! I’ll probably cut out the shapes first or let them cut it out. It’s more theirs that way and uses more skill.
Now, that’s cute! And clever, too.
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what a cute and fun project…
Oh I just love how simple this is! Pinning for my Daycare kids! Thanks 🙂
I could see running this through a laminator and making it a fall placemat. Love it – thanks for sharing at After School!
Wow, Deirdre! What a great idea! Love those patterned liners!
The final result is stunning! Thanks for sharing at the After School Linky Party!
I never in a million years would have thought to do that with cupcake liners! Great idea!
I love this! Super simple way to involve young kids in crafts. I also featured this on mom’s library this week. Thanks! http://www.ready-set-read.com/2013/10/easy-preschool-crafts-giveaway-on-moms.html
It is turned out very very cute 🙂