Fun Craft Activities to Welcome Spring With Kids
By Nicole Roder, Guest ContributorPosted Mar 11, 2019
If you’re anything like me, you are ready for spring. Sure, playing in the snow is fun, but I LOVE the warm weather. When the air begins to warm and the butterflies come out to play, there are so many more options for having fun with the kids, too.
To welcome spring this year, the kids and I are going a bit craft crazy. And since we’ve already made my famous tissue paper flowers about a hundred times, I decided to peruse some of my favorite crafty blogs for new ideas.
Craft Activities to Welcome Spring With Kids
Here are my 10 favorite spring-themed crafts from around the web.
1. Paper Bag Butterflies
Iheartcraftythings.com
Have you ever raised butterflies or planted a butterfly garden? If so, your kids are probably in love with the world’s prettiest bugs. Why not make one that you can keep in the house?
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2. Stained Glass Butterfly
typicallysimple.com
Why not stick with the butterfly theme for another craft or two? These stained glass butterflies from Typically Simple are super easy to create, and you can make them with supplies that you probably already have in your home.
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3. Milk Carton Birdhouses
Craftcreatecook.com
I love easy and colorful crafts! These adorable bird houses are made from your cleaned out milk cartons. It requires the use of a sharp knife, so your kids will definitely need some adult help.
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4. Garden Wind Chimes
Sugarspiceandglitter.com
These gorgeous wind chimes are impossible not to love! They’re colorful, easy to craft, and your child can make a glorious mess in a contained area.
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5. Swirling Twirling Ladybugs
Craftsbyamanda.com
Why should butterflies get all the love? There are so many more cool bugs that come out in the spring! These adorable ladybugs will twirl around wherever you hang them. They’d make a super cute birthday party decoration.
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6. Easy Rolled Paper Snail
picklebums.com
Crafts don’t get any easier than this one. Picklebums actually gives you a FREE printable to use for your rolled paper snail. Just cut, color, and roll!
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7. Paper Roll Flowers
thebestideasforkids.com
We can’t have a spring craft roundup without a flower craft, now can we? These paper roll flowers are super easy to make, and perfect for pre-schoolers!
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8. Windsock Spring Craft
123homeschool4me.com
These windsocks are almost as fun to play with as a kite. Your child will love running around outside with the colorful streamers trailing behind him.
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9. Frog Craft
thebestideasforkids.com
These adorable froggies are bright a friendly sitting on their lily pads. You can make them simple for a preschooler with a cut-out water lily. If you have older kids, this blog has instructions for a 3-D water lily too!
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10. Paper Plate Easter Bunny
Thebestideasforkids.com
What better way to finish off our spring crafts roundup than with an Easter Bunny craft! You and your kids can make this adorable rabbit with just a paper plate and a few other items.
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Happy crafting! If you make any of these crafts, please send us your photos!
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