33 Fun Flower Crafts for Kids
Whether your kids are stuck inside on a rainy day or you’re tired of hearing the words “I’m bored” during the summer, finding ways to keep your kids entertained indoors is a must. That’s why I love having a few simple crafts for kids on hand to pass the time. And when it comes to the spring and summer months, you can’t go wrong with flowers! These adorable flower crafts for kids are the perfect way to keep your kids busy all spring and summer long.
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Flower Crafts for Kids
Whether you’re searching for ideas to keep your kids occupied at home this summer or need a fun project for your next kid’s birthday party, kids flower crafts are a great idea! Spring art projects are a great way to get your kids off their screens and having some creative fun.
And when it comes to creating spring and summer crafts, the sky’s the limit! You can create simple crafts for toddlers and preschoolers or more complicated projects for older kids. The one thing all these cool DIY projects have in common is a flower theme. And the best part is that you can create flowers out of just about anything!
These supplies are perfect for making some of these flower craft ideas with your kids:
- Coffee filters: Coffee filters make great flowers because you can easily fold and cut them to turn them into different shapes. And since they’re plain white, you can paint and draw on them to decorate your flowers.
- Cupcake wrappers: Like coffee filters, cupcake wrappers make great flower petals! Cut and shape them to turn them into pretty flowers.
- Paint: Decorate your flowers with the help of some paint. Or for less messy fun, try using crayons or markers to add some color to your flower crafts.
- Construction paper: Fold and cut colorful construction paper to use it in a variety of fun flower arts and crafts projects with your kids.
With so much to do, you better get scrolling! Keep reading to see all my favorite DIY flower crafts! And if you find one you like, make sure to click the link to get more information.
Flower Crafts for Kids
These adorable flower crafts for kids are a simple way to welcome spring or keep your kids entertained on a hot summer day!
All you need are paper plates, paint and a straw to make your own flowers with your kids this spring!
Turn coffee filters into beautiful flowers with this simple craft that kids of any age can put together.
Use cupcake wrappers to create an adorable paper flower craft with your kids.
Turn paper plates into adorable sunflowers with seeds in the center with this fun spring craft.
Turn cupcake liners into pretty flowers and create a colorful bouquet using paper straw stems.
Turn a water bottle into a colorful pastel flower with this simple upcycling craft idea.
Use pom poms to create an adorable spring bookmark your kids can use as they're reading.
Painting is always a fun activity for kids. Use potatoes to create pretty flowers with this art activity.
Create a keepsake flower pot with your kid's fingerprints with this fun craft idea.
With these easy flower pencil toppers, your kids can practice their sewing skills.
Using pipe cleaners and buttons, preschoolers and kindergarteners can make these adorable flower bookmarks this spring.
Create some beautiful flower painted rocks with your kids this spring to decorate the garden.
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Take a trip to Hawaii with your kids this summer by making this paper lei craft.
Use colorful paper to make a pretty flower wreath with your toddler on a rainy spring day.
Make your own sunflowers at home with your preschooler or toddler with this adorable kid's craft.
Make your own watercolor flowers with your kids this summer.
Use crepe paper to create a cute flower kid's craft with this simple arts and crafts project.
These DIY paper flowers are a simple way for your kids to have some creative fun this summer.
Turn craft time into science time by making these crystal flowers with your kids today.
Get ready for summer by adding some tropical crafts to your to-do list with these tropical paper flowers.
Make your own Hawaiian flowers at home with your kids with this fun DIY project.
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Celebrate Mother's Day by making a simple flower card to give to mom this spring.
Transform paper doilies into pretty flowers. It's a simple craft kids of any age -- even toddlers -- can make.
Turn cupcake liners into flowers, then decorate them with buttons and sequins with this fun craft idea for preschoolers.
Your toddler will have a blast playing with these flower shaped soap crayons after you make them together.
Use popsicle sticks to make some cute flowers with your kindergartener this afternoon.
Have some bathtime fun with your kids by making these cute flower bath fizzies.
Use colored paper to create DIY paper flowers with your kids during the spring this year.
Let your kids show their friends how much they care by making some kindness flowers together.
Create your own garden on a paper plate with this cute flower craft idea for your kids to make.
Have some fun with nature with the help of this toddler friendly flower tinker tray.
Don't throw away those magazines! Use the pages to make cool flowers.
Have some fun with paint by making a handprint flower bouquet with your kids this spring.
Or skip the paint and use construction paper to make your own handprint flowers.
Make your own growing sunflowers with this interactive paper plate craft idea.
Turn real flowers into a pretty arts and crafts project with your kids by making a pressed flower suncatcher.
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Emily is a midwestern mom of two boys. She loves all things DIY — from home renovations to kids birthday party planning. Whether she’s making a new farmhouse craft for her home or helping her kids with a cool activity, you can bet she’s in the middle of some kind of DIY project (or three) right now!
