Lemon Rubbings from Yogurt Lids
Do you follow FFFB on Twitter? If not, you should! The Stonyfield Blogger Barnstorming Tour is starting this weekend, and I’ll be tweeting and posting virtual postcards from the road. Thank you, thank you, thank you for voting for me! I wish I could give each of you a great big hug!! If it weren’t for your votes, I wouldn’t be able to go, and this trip means so much to me. In honor of all the upcoming Stonyfield fun, we made super-cute lemon rubbings recycling two foil lids from Stonyfield yogurt!!
First, layer the two lids as shown…
By the way, have you tried the Oikos yogurt with caramel?????? OH. MY. Goodness. Heaven! Now, where was I? Oh, yes….The two lids should form a lemon shape, as shown below.
Place the lids under a piece of white paper, and invite your child to make crayon rubbings with a yellow crayon. I used masking tape to help Clara keep the paper in place.
Ta-Da!!
Persuade your big sister to join you — this shouldn’t be too hard if your big sister is like Emily.
Both of the girls were so happy these drawings looked so much like real lemons!
For a more finished look, outline your lemon with a black crayon.
I love the face Emily added to her lemon! She glued her picture to a piece of yellow construction paper, and made a neat card to mail off to Grandma!
Have fun!!
Have any questions for the farmers while I’m on the tour? Leave a comment on this post, and I’ll ask them for you!
