Advert. I’m really excited to share this easy butterfly suncatcher craft with you that I made with my kids this weekend.
I’ve been working with Scotch Wall-Safe Tape on a couple of projects and this colorful butterfly activity is the first one that I’ll be sharing with you, it’s simple, pretty and most importantly my kids loved making them!
They look amazing up in a window with the light shining in and are a really easy way that your kids can make a decoration to brighten up a room.
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Apple crafts are a great way to get kids excited about the change in season and they’re a great way to help them get them excited about healthy food too.
This apple suncatcher craft is a great cutting activity for preschoolers – I made these with my daughter who was three at the time and they’re great for kids to be able to display their artwork afterwards.
These would also be really good if you are doing a fruit and vegetable theme and as we love to match up a craft with a snack it’s a great excuse to eat some apples too!
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This shell suncatcher craft is perfect for summer and with some help can be made by even young children (my kids started making suncatchers when they were toddlers). Shell crafts are always popular (after all who doesn’t love a pretty shell?) and you can make this craft using our free shell template too.
We’ve made lots of suncatchers using cellophane but I think this might be our first tissue paper suncatcher. Both materials are fine to use and as you’ll see this can also be a good craft for using up any scraps of crafting materials that you have.
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I must admit that I am more than a little bit in love with this sweet Halloween suncatcher craft! I’m always a fan of things that can be made from the contents of our recycling bin and just like our stained glass weather suncatchers these were easy to make and a great way to decorate for Halloween.
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I love how cute these sweet weather suncatchers look and the great thing about them is they’re super simple to make using some stuff I grabbed from our recycling bag!
Pop them up in the window and these remind me of stained glass suncatchers – though of course they’re a lot safer and easier for kids to make which means they’re a lot better for parents too!
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