With treasures picked up during outdoor walks and hikes, your child can make a fashionable bracelet. As she finds interesting objects, she attaches them to tape (the sticky side is on the outside) that's been tied around her wrist. Afterward, plastic wrap will protect her new finery, which doubles as a summer keepsake.
Bracelet How-To
Cut a piece of wide masking or colorful electrical tape to fit around the wrist, plus 1/2 inch more. Wrap tape around child's wrist, tacky side up, overlapping ends to secure. Press collected items onto tape. Later, with sticky side up, fold both ends under a few times. Lay plastic wrap over sticky part of bracelet, and trim excess. With a small hole punch or needle, make a hole through ends; tie a 5-inch piece of string through each hole.
I think it would be cute to use material, maybe some kind of canvas and attach the finds with needle and thread sown around it so that it holds the item on where it can't slide out. And use pivots on the holes on the ends and 5 inch peice of string through each [filtered word]. The draw back is you might not be able to find a way to sow some things on the material and it stay.