(2) All you’ll need is paper, paint and a fork to create this easy Fork Print Sunflower craft. (1) Only a few supplies are needed to make these adorable Paper Straw Flowers. (10) This Paper Straw Tulip is so simple, a toddler could do it! (via i Heart Crafty Things) (9) Bring out the play dough, Q-tips and pipe cleaners to create these darling Q-Tip Daisies. (8) Grab a few household items to help your toddler make this stunning Hyacinth Flower Craft.
(7) Grade school kids will have fun cutting and gluing to make these Paper Hyacinth Flowers.
(6) Finally a Paper Flower Craft that’s perfect for all ages! (via Easy Peasy & Fun) (5) Gather a few household items and make a run to the craft store to create an Accordion Folded Spring Flower Collage. (4) These Styrofoam Cup Flowers are so cute and simple even your littlest ones can join in. (3) Every preschooler will delight in making these large Colorful Flowers – made with paper bowls and tissue paper. (2) Older and younger kids alike will love making a gorgeous Tissue Paper Flower Bracelet for their mommies. (1) Yarn Wrapped Tulips makes for a perfect motor-skills activity for young minds. Whether your child loves to stop and smell the roses, or is more of the tree-climbing type – these flower and tree crafts are sure to entice even the most active little ones to stop and use their imagination. PIN for when you’re ready for some spring crafts! FLOWERS + TREES So grab the glue, scissors and tissue paper, and get ready to teach and entertain your kids with hours of spring themed art projects and activities.
With over 150 creative ideas, you’re bound to find the perfect project for your child – from easy crafts for toddlers, to more complex masterpieces for grade schoolers. That’s why we’ve rounded up the most epic list (to top all lists!) of spring crafts for kids. From blooming flowers and trees, to rain showers (and rainbows!), baby birds and insects galore – we want to celebrate the magic of the season with our children.
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Wondering how to get vibrant colors every time with your crayon art? This creative tutorial shows how to mix chalk and crayons together to create colorful effects.The best spring craft ideas for kids are right here! Easy and fun art projects for children of ages – from toddlers to elementary and beyond.Ĭan you believe that spring is just around the corner? We’re more than ready for warmer weather and all the fascinating changes that Mother Nature brings along with it. Simple and colorful, these melted crayon rocks make great gifts from the kids with each one unique in design.ĭid you know you can “print” on a tee with crayons? This cool project lets kids create fantastic designs in just a few minutes.Ĭrayon and Chalk Art (via Pink Stripey Socks) This post shares lots of creative uses for crayons including beautiful watercolor techniques kids and adults will appreciate.Ĭrayon Resist Space Art (via Crafting Chicks)įind out how to make this out-of-this-world space artwork with just crayons and some paint! Scribbles never looked better than these artistic scribbles using just crayons!įind out how to create shapes, creatures or animals with this clever crayon wax tutorial.Īnother cool crayon wax project which creates a magical effect every time! Kids will love seeing the reveal.Ĭreativity with Crayons (via Alisa Burke) Secret Note Crayon Art (via Lines Across)įind out how easy it is for kids to create secret message for friends (or send these lunchbox notes) with this magical crayon tutorial.Ĭrayon Scribble Art (via Fireflies + Mud Pies) Here’s another melted crayon art project with tips on how to create a stunning watercolor effect.ĭid we mention there are multiple ways to enjoy melted crayon art? Get the how-to to make these pretty butterflies with kids. Melted Watercolor Crayon Art (via Gathering Beauty) Melt crayons to create beautiful abstract art, paint rocks, or dive into cool wax resist projects with your favorite crayons.Ĭreate beautiful abstract art on canvas by using old, broken crayons. Am I right? Whether they’re shiny and new in a box or broken and stubby, we’ve rounded up some creative crayon art projects to put these classic art materials to good use. If you’ve got kids I’m assuming you have a stash of crayons lying around.
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