Making Tissue Paper Flowers: Día de los Muertos | Young Explorers

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Making Tissue Paper Flowers: Día de los Muertos | Young Explorers

Tissue paper marigolds are a relatively easy craft that can be part of your Día de los Muertos celebration and a welcome addition to an altar honoring your loved ones. Work alongside Jessica Villegas and Eduardo Bolanos from the Des Moines Art Center’s special bilingual video to make these flowers using just a few supplies.
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