As the colder months approach, indoor activities become the focus of our attention. If you're in search of entertaining and educational projects to keep your little ones engaged or fancy a craft project for yourself, we've got you covered with two delightful DIY projects using Artificial Grass. The best part is that artificial grass is safe for children and serves as a durable and fun material to enhance various household items.
Project 1: Soft Play Table with Artificial Grass Imagine a play table that not only offers a realistic appearance but also engages multiple senses during playtime. You can create this fantastic play table with the following materials: A wooden table or spool Artificial grass (opt for a lower pile height, available at Resigrass showrooms) Glue Cutting knife Paint for the visible wooden parts Optional: Natural decorative elements like bark, stones, or dried flowers Here's how you can make this engaging play table: 1. Paint the visible wooden parts of the table with your desired colors. 2. Measure the round surface of the table. 3. Cut the artificial grass to match the table's size. Tip: When cutting artificial grass, do it from the back using a sharp cutter knife. Be careful not to cut on soft surfaces, like a tablecloth, to avoid damage. 4. Apply glue to the table's surface and securely adhere the artificial grass to it. 5. Personalize it with your own creative touches. Project 2: Pallet Race Track with Lush "Fields" If racetracks are all the rage in your household, this pallet race track with a grass carpet will be a fantastic addition. Here's what you'll need: A pallet (often available at DIY shops) A roll of lowblade Resigrass Glue Cutting blade Paint White chalk Optional: Selfadhesive Velcro tape Here are the steps to create this exciting race track: 1. Paint the pallet in your chosen color for the racetrack, such as black or dark grey. 2. Plan the desired layout of the racetracks and where you want to add the artificial grass. 3. Cut pieces of artificial grass. Always cut from the backing of the grass on a surface that won't get damaged. It's best to avoid letting children do this. 4. Once the paint has dried, attach the grass pieces to the pallet. For permanent attachment, use glue. For an adaptable racetrack, use selfadhesive Velcro tape. 5. Customize the track with chalk lines for driving lanes, parking spaces, and more. These creative DIY projects using artificial grass are bound to provide hours of entertainment and a touch of nature indoors. Plus, they offer a great way to stimulate your child's imagination and crafting skills.
