Do you still remember those toys from your childhood that are there on the roadside?

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Tie the foxtail grass into a knot and turn it into a bunny in seconds

Impatiens petals, natural nail polish

Sweet potato leaves, my first necklace as a child

Heart-shaped fruits for decoration, poplar leaves for tug-of-war

Do you still remember those toys from your childhood that were on the roadside? Setaria, henna, and sweet potato necklaces on the wild road, there are so many childhood memories that even those born in the 2000s have never seen before. They only belong to our childhood~

Tie a knot with foxtail grass and turn it into a bunny in seconds

Pluck 3 sticks of foxtail grass, choose two smaller ones to make ears, and the larger one to make a body. Wrap it twice and tie a knot. It’s so cute. The little rabbit is made up!

If you want our little rabbit to have hands and a tail, prepare a few more foxtails, pick two small ones to make ears, and tie one with a knot.

Wrap the body with large foxtail grass. When it is halfway wrapped, remember to expose the two grass heads to make the little rabbit's arms.

Put a little lower in the opposite direction of the two arms, reveal a grass head as a tail, and a three-dimensional Bugs Bunny will come out!

We can also control the length of rabbit ears and tail. Sometimes we can make a rabbit with long ears and long tail, which is also very beautiful~

Palms of Impatiens, natural nail polish

Pick the fresh petals of Impatiens, Mash it in a bowl and apply it on your nails.

Wrap your nails with impatiens leaves and tie them with string, and you can dye your nails red in one night~

Use its seeds with your hands It explodes when touched. Huahua also used its seed shell as an ornament and clamped it on the ears~

Sweet potato leaves, the first necklace of childhood

I remember that during the season when the sweet potato seedlings were in full bloom, I would pick the leaves with my friends and cut them into a section when they came back. It's one piece and can be used as a necklace or a bracelet.

These childhood games may never appear again, but they are our memories and no one can erase them.

Heart-shaped fruits for decoration, poplar leaves for tug-of-war< /h2>

Shepherd’s purse flower, I didn’t know what it was called when I was little, so my friends and I picked off its heart-shaped siliques and put them on our foreheads for decoration. They were so beautiful that we thought they were leaves.

Every autumn, the leaves of poplar trees will swish. When the leaves fall, we select the leaves we like under the tree, cross the two leaves, and see who can break the other's petiole. If we win the championship, we will be proud for a long time.

Impatiens petals, natural nail polish

Sweet potato leaves, my first necklace as a child

Heart-shaped fruits for decoration, poplar leaves for tug-of-war

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