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The image depicts two paper plate crafts resembling the Truffula Trees from Dr. Seuss's beloved children's book 'The Lorax'. One tree is pink in color, while the other is a vibrant shade of yellow-orange. The paper plates have been cleverly cut and folded to create a textured, layered appearance reminiscent of the whimsical Truffula Tree foliage. Each tree is mounted on a popsicle stick stem, allowing them to be easily displayed or held. The crafts have a charming, handmade quality and capture the spirit of the iconic Seussian flora.

Truffula Tree Paper Plate Craft

Truffula Tree Craft from Dr. Seuss’s “The Lorax” made with a Paper Plate Supplies: * 2 Paper plates * Watercolor Paints * Paint brush * Popsicle stick * Glue * Scissors Instructions: Cut the edge off of each paper plate so that you are left with just the middle circle. Make cuts around the edge of the circle at an angle. Slightly separate and fold the cuts in towards the middle. This will give the truffula trees a little bit of texture. Watercolor paint the truffula trees, by lightly dipping the brush in water then in the paint. Truffula trees are usually orange and pink in the Lorax but let kids use their imagination! Let the water colored truffula trees dry, glue a popsicle stick onto the back and done!

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