Coin tree art :A unique and creative way to use pennies.

 This coin tree art is a fun and easy project that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. It is a great way to add a touch of whimsy and fun to your home décor, and it is also a great way to save your pennies.

A unique and creative way to use pennies. The tree is made by hot gluing pennies to a piece of cardboard or wood. The pennies can be arranged in any pattern you like, and you can use pennies to create a more visually interesting piece. Once the pennies are glued in place, you can add a few details, by coloring trunk and branches, to complete the tree.




To make this coin tree art, you will need the following materials:

A hot glue gun

Pennies

A piece of cardboard

Acrylic gold ,bronze, brown  and black colors 

Instructions:

Cut a piece of cardboard to the desired size of your tree. Color the cardboard in black or brown color.

With hot glue create branches and the trunk of tree

Glue pennies to the branches on cardboard, starting at the bottom and working your way up.

Once you have covered the cardboard with pennies, you can dab the branches with gold or bronze colors.

Let the tree dry completely before hanging it on your wall.

Here are some additional tips for making this coin tree art:

Use a variety of colors and designs of pennies to create a more interesting tree.

You can also use other materials, such as beads or buttons, to decorate your tree.

If you want to make a larger tree, you can use a larger piece of cardboard and more pennies.



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