We love sharing cute cut out paper activities and this cut and paste flower craft is perfect for spring or summer.
Download our free PDF and you’ll find two different designs, a build a flower craft that you can see below and one with slight changes made so that you can use it as a greeting card for kids to make.
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We love sharing easy flower crafts for kids and this watercolor resist art craft is super easy for you to make at home with your child.
Paper plate crafts are ideal for using in classrooms and preschools too and this is a great craft for spring and summer.
Using watercolor resist art for your flower will make your creation look gorgeous – the perfect way to cheer up any day!
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Grab this free flower template that’s perfect for Spring, Summer and Mother’s Day crafts! We love PDF templates because they make it easy to prepare for kids crafts but they also can be used in so many ways.
You can print and color or paint them but we’ve also got some ideas for easy flower crafts that you can make with this template too.
This free printable daisy flower template pdf is going to be so helpful as a quick craft idea to keep up your sleeve, so make sure that you bookmark this page or pin an image for later so that you can return to it.
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Not going to lie, I am more than a little bit in love with this super sweet doily vase flower craft, it’s super cute right? (Although is it a vase or a bouquet? Either works for me!) It includes doilys which are my new favourite super cheap material and it’s perfect for spring or Mothers Day. And it’s pretty – did I mention that? Ok, let’s get on with how to make this easy flower craft.
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This simple button flower craft is great for fine motor skills and is a fun flower craft that’s perfect for spring or summer. While making this with my kids we had a good chat about colours and shapes too so it’s got lots off educational benefits as well as looking good too!
Cardboard
Glue
Scissors
Buttons
These button flowers are really easy both to make as as a quick craft to set up for your children.
Start by cutting a flower shape out of card, card is much better than paper for this craft because it’s able to hold the weight of the glue and buttons a bit better, you don’t want your flower falling apart! Don’t fancy drawing the flower shape yourself? No problem, just grab our free flower template to use with this craft.
If you’d like to add a centre to your flower do so now so using a different coloured card. It’s best to add this before you add the buttons so that you don’t run out of room.
Spread some glue onto the petals of the flower and you can now add your buttons, PVA glue (school glue) works best for this as the heavy weight of the buttons means you’ll need something stronger than a glue stick.
This post was sponsored by Country Baskets