If you're looking for ways to keep your kids busy, check out our intriguing kids' crafts! With several crafts to choose from, one is sure to spark your kids interest! Pick a craft idea and bring instant joy to your kids! Locate the crafts below!
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised crafted a bumblebee, ladybug, butterfly, and caterpillar craft roll! She used googly eyes, rickrack trim, pom-poms, chenille stems, felt and foam sheets to create her adorable creatures.
Meri Cherry of Meri Cherry Blog came up with a decorative umbrella craft for kids! Fabric spray paint, stickers, and washi tape were used to beautify the white umbrellas.
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie thought of an engaging, kids' book craft! She had her daughters decorate their DIY books with markers, transportation and princess foam shapes.
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised had her daughters make adventurous dinosaur terrariums! They included green sand, colored stone gravel, palm tree picks, and a dinosaur assortment in their bowls!
Meri Cherry of Meri Cherry Blog crafted a customizable tic tac toe game perfect for kids! She painted a cardboard base, and used washi tape to make the game lines. She then used wood slices to create the game pieces, and decorated them with paint and wood markers.
Becky James of The Crafting Chicks made moon sand from corn starch, water, sand, and glitter in a storage tub! After completing the moon sand, she placed storage cups and monster bendables in the tub for kids to play with.
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie created bug magnets made from clothespins! She used paint, Sharpies®, googly eyes, jewels, pom-poms, and chenille stems to make her bugs. Have kids pick from crafting a ladybug, caterpillar, butterfly, or bumblebee magnet!
Meri Cherry of Meri Cherry Blog hosted a paper lantern decorating party! She had kids decorate their lanterns with washi tape, tissue paper, pom-poms, beads, and watercolor paint.
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised came up with a flower pot craft for her daughters! They glued flowers, leaves, and grass on the paper liner of their flower pots, and filled in the white space with pastel designs!
Jamie Bare of The Crafting Chicks came up with a fun noodle boat craft for kids! She used pool noodles for the boat base, and foam sheets for the sails. She then decorated her sails with Sharpies®, and inserted a craft stick through the sail. She then stuck the craft stick into the noodle and made a pool boat!
Becky James of The Crafting Chicks thought of a kids' craft consisting of bug bookmarks, magic wands, and superheroes made out of craft sticks! She made these crafts with chenille stems, Sharpies®, washi tape, pom-poms, star shapes, jewels, foam sheets, and superhero stickers.
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised had her kids craft their own bug jars! They made a ladybug and bumblebee bug jar using a craft kit!
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie made clay fossils with her daughters! They placed bug and spider figurines on circle shaped clay, and painted their creations after 2-3 days.
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie crafted paper plate sea creatures for a kids Under the Sea Playdate! She helped kids craft sea turtle, fish, crab, and shark paper plates. For decoration, the kids used paint, paper, googly eyes, and jewels.
Becky James of The Crafting Chicks came up with a blooming tree craft to entertain her kids! She printed a free download of the tree trunk and branches, and used acrylic paint for the blossoms.
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie had her kids make butterfly and dinosaur terrariums for a craft activity! Each mason jar is composed of layers of sand. They decorated the butterfly terrarium with pom-poms and butterflies, and the dinosaur terrarium with figurines and sisal trees.
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie made a cat, lizard, panda, giraffe, and pig paper bag puppet! Each puppet is created from a paper bag and construction paper. Googly eyes, pom-poms, and markers were used for the animal features.
Becky James of The Crafting Chicks crafted watercolor butterflies! She crafted the wings with a paper plate and paint, and the body with a craft stick, googly eyes, washi tape, chenille stems, and markers.
Haeley Giambalvo of Design Improvised had her daughters craft adorable pot holders! They used paint and paint dotters to design their pot holders. These are perfect for a birthday or Mother's Day gift!
Meri Cherry of Meri Cherry Blog decorated birdhouses with her daughters! They used watercolor, glitter, oil pastels for their artwork. After they customized their birdhouses, they placed craft birds on top for a fun finish!
Becky James of The Crafting Chicks created a colorful kids popsicle craft. She cut, measured, and glued felt on top of a craft stick to make each popsicle. After each colored popsicle was complete, she wrote the color name on each stick.
Shauna Krantz of Ella & Annie demonstrates how to create a ladybug, bumblebee, and frog garden marker for kids! She formed her rock animals by using paint, googly eyes, and Sharpies®. She then displayed her creations in plant pots!