We’ve been loving the first week of Spring. It’s almost as though the weather knows the date because as of the 1st of September blossoms suddenly appeared in our garden attracting our feathery friends the rainbow lorikeets who like to eat them. The air even smells like Spring because there are lots of other flowers around too – and flowers inspire art and craft in our house. I can’t wait to show you the new ones we’ve been working on but until then I’ve rounded up over 50 colourful flower crafts and activities from around the web. I really enjoyed putting this collection together, the ideas are all so fun and positive. What a perfect way to start September!
Paper plate crafts
From top left:
• Paper plate flowers by The Resourceful Mama
• Paper plate flower by Arty Crafty Kids
• Paper plate Garden by Happy Hooligans
• Colourful flower craft by I Heart Crafty Things
• Paper Plate Roses by Danya Banya
Flower crafts using recyclables
From top left:
• Recycled plastic flowers art and science project by Left Brain Craft Brain
• Egg carton flower magents by Twitchetts
• TP roll flowers by Teach Me Mommy
• Bluebells egg Carton flower craft by Buggy and Buddy
• Egg carton jewellery box by The Craft Train
• Recycled daffodils by J Daniels 4 Mom
Cupcake liner flower crafts
From top left:
• Cupcake case flower garland by The Craft Train
• Cupcake liner flowers by Fireflies and Mudpies
• Flower Scissors Skills by Sugar Aunts
• How to make a 3D Spring Picture by Sew Kidding
• Cupcake paper flowers by Laughing Kids Learn
Flower crafts inspired by nature
From top left:
• Paper bag tiara by Happy Hooligans
• How to press flowers by Red Ted Art
• Nature Cuffs by Danya Banya
• Creating funny people from nature by Creative Educational Play in Australia
• Woodland fairy nature crowns by The Craft Train
• Flower petal suncatchers by There’s Just One Mommy
Flower crafts and activities for learning
From top left:
• Chromatography flowers by Gift of Curiosity
• Borax crystal flowers by Go Science Kids
• Flower matching game printable by Picklebums and Learn With Play at Home
• Geo-flower steam craft by Little Bins for Little Hands
• Sorting parts of a flower by Munchkins and Moms
• Science experiment with colour changing flowers by Laughing Kids Learn
Flower art activities
From top left:
• Invitation to draw Spring plants by Munchkins and Moms
• Flower art project for kids by Handmade Kids Art
• Create a flower print canvas by Sew Kidding
• Mixed media roll printing by Arty Crafty Kids
• Spring art project for kids by Buggy and Buddy
• Kandinsky circles Spring style by Rubber Boots and Wellies
• Stunning hyacinth flower craft for kids by I Heart Crafty Things
Collage art inspired by flowers
From top left:
• Mini coffee filter flowers by Twitchetts
• Shell daisy craft by Rhythms of Play
• Twig and cereal craft for kids by Non Toy Gifts
• Ripped paper flower craft by Playdough and Popsicles
• Scented puffy paint flowers by Crafts on Sea
Flower decorations kids can make
From top left:
• Paper straw flowers by Fireflies and Mudpies
• Pipe cleaner daffodils by Zing Zing Tree
• How to make a felt flower holder by Sew Kidding
• Felt poppies by Artsy Craftsy Mom
• Gorgeous coffee filter flowers by One Creative Mommy
We’re well and truly inspired for Spring now, but perhaps you’re living in a part of the world which is heading into Autumn or Fall. You can find lots of fun ideas for all seasons on our Seasonal Crafts board on Pinterest.
More craft collections you might like:
• It is September which is Childhood cancer awareness month and is marked by a gold ribbon. Find 12 gold-themed crafts for kids here
• Find 20 crafts and activities to get kids learning and thinking about money
• Here are 50+ fun ideas for cardboard tubes
• Do you like to make your own paint, playdough and chalk? Find those recipes plus much, much more in our craft recipe roundup
• Here are all of our our kid-made gifts of 2015 – it’s always a good time for kids to start making gifts for birthdays and Christmas!
What a fantastic round up! So many activities that we want to try, I don’t know where to start!
It’s hard to choose isn’t it?