5 Spring Crafts!
Written By Savvy Auntie Staff Writers
By Katie Harrison
Spring has sprung! The warm weather and the sweet smell of blossoming flowers makes us sure of that. But it also brings spring rain. That’s why a Savvy Auntie needs indoor activities to keep her nieces and nephews busy, never bored! Here are five of our favorite spring craft finds!
Fork Sunflower Print Painting
Here’s a sunny, simple craft for creating a sunflower painting. You need yellow, orange, brown, and green paint, white paper, a paintbrush and… yes! A fork! That’s the secret tool for making the flower look more realistic. All the instructions are at CraftyMorning.com!
Nest and Baby Bird Craft
Try a little nesting with this adorable project from BuggyandBuddy.com. You’ll need:: construction paper in different colors, scissors, glue, googly eyes, feathers, and brown yarn. Help the children cut the construction paper into the shape of a nest and the shape of tiny birds, and decorate your own birds’ nest!
Hand/Finger Print Flower Bouquet
Looking to help your nieces and nephews create a Mother’s Day craft? Well, thanks to AnInterestingMix.blogspot.com. this finger-painted flower pot makes a great decoration or gift, and it doesn’t need to just be for a Mother’s Day gift for your sister or BFF – it can be for the kids' dad on Father’s Day or perhaps they will offer it to you for Auntie’s Day! All you’ll need is a variety of light-colored paints and some construction paper. Your nieces or nephews will have a ton of fun while finger painting.
Hand painted Flower Pots
This is something you can use for a long time and save for more springs to come! AllFreeKidsCrafts.com hand-painting flower pots are relatively simple to create. All you’ll need is a small flowerpot, gardening materials, and pastel paints. Children can decorate the pot any way they please…while you are planting the seeds for a season filled with flowers
Paper Bag Butterfly
Iheartcraftythings.com makes us really love this crafty thing! Children can even use their new butterfly as a puppet if they’d like. The materials they list include: are a paper bag, acrylic paints, two six-inch heart dollies, paintbrush, markers, glue, and googly eyes. Decorate your butterfly any which way you choose!
Published: April 6, 2016