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@paulala344: Es ist Herbst – Zeit zum Basteln. Sammelt bunte Blätter, schneidet einen Igel aus Karton und beklebt ihn. Fertig ist euer Blätter-Igel fürs Fensterbrett. Kein teures Material. Kein Perfektionsdruck. Einfach zusammen machen. Was ihr braucht: • Karton • Kleber • Herbstblätter • Wackelaugen Speichern fürs nächste Wochenende 💛 #herbstbasteln #bastelnmitkindern #igelbasteln #herbstideen #diyforkids

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