Nemcsok Farms is a family owned and operated by Evelyne and Michael Nemcsok, and is located 20 km north of Englehart, Ontario, Canada. Our farm consists of 200 + acres that includes woodlot, fields, a sand pit, some wetlands, a vegetable garden, flower beds and gardens, some rocky outcrops, and a nice yard for us to enjoy also. We produce forage and grain crops, vegetables, plants, flowers, firewood and custom plowing, cultivating, seeding and more. Welcome to our family farm! We are located 20 km north of Englehart, Ontario, Canada. Stick around for some gardening tips, DIYs, Recipes, Crafts, and other great ideas for how to use the things around you to create a better, more natural lifestyle. We also offer custom ploughing, seeding, cultivating and more. We sell harvested wild flower seeds collected from our property, as well as birch firewood bundles, wholesale only.

Brilliant Cornucopia

| October 17, 2014 | Holiday, Post | No Comments
In our neck of the world, Thanksgiving is upon us. We likely be doing some turkey crafts, perhaps big beautiful messy handprint ones!  And I would love to set out to make a paper woven table runner… oh yes! But the craft we have put together for you today is our very own Horn of Plenty, or Cornucopia.  And I might add, it is quite brilliant. 
 

Brilliant Cornucopia Kids Nature Themed Thanksgiving Holiday Craft

 
The Horn of Plenty is used to represent a harvest celebration, and you often see tables decorated with various versions. I love the image of a hollowed out gourd spilling over with fresh fruit and vegetables.

Materials for Brilliant Cornucopia

Brilliant Cornucopia Template

Template (click to print)

Brilliant Cornucopia template

Template (click to print)

Template (click and print)

Paper

Scissors

Glue

Colouring pencils or crayons or markers

Directions

1. Download and print the template
2. Using different colour of construction paper – cut out your circles
3. Colour and cut out the fruit and vegetable shapes
4. Here is the brilliant part!  Glue the circles together, smallest to largest, with the largest in front and on top – and offset ( as shown in the picture below)

Brilliant Cornucopia Assembly

 
5. Glue the coloured and cut out fruit and vegetables to the front of the horn.  The more full the better!

Picture 

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Evelyne

Evelyne is the fearless, axe wielding, quirky, hardworking and incredibly funny creative genius behind this blog. Who also has a weird fascination with soil, and wreaths.

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