Flowers for Mother’s Day

The weather is very changeable at this time of year. Two years ago we suffered from the hotness in the classrooms. It was about 30, now just 12-15 degrees. We planted some flowers into our Erasmus flower beds but they are growing very slowly. So we decided to do something for Mother’s day. Here are the results: sponge paper tulip and a flower made of thread and chenille wire, it is carnation. Follow the pictures and you can DIY!

TULIPS
CARNIVALS

About the author

Julianna Baloghne Szigeti

I am a teacher of Russian, Geography, History and English.I have been teaching for 39 years.I live in a little Hungarian town in the Eastern part of Hungary.I am married,I have a son.This project is my second international project.I am a keen eTwinner.My school is a primary one in the centre of Berettyóújfalu.

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