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It’s hard to believe but before we know it mother’s day will be here!! So I thought it would be fun to post some Mothers Day Crafts in preparation. Kids love to make something special for their mom’s and I know I love to get homemade gifts from my kids.
Supplies:
- Square crepe paper (3 per flower)
- Green Pipecleaner (1 per flower)
- Vase or small Glass
Steps:
- Layer 3 papers as seen below
- Fold in half then fold again so it’s a triangle
- Twist the green pipecleaner around the bottom of the flower
- Twist the bottom of the pipecleaner to make leaves
- Make a few and place in a vase
This week I am thrilled to be Guest Posting at Mommy Talk. Mommy Talk is a great Blog and Forum for Parents. It’s a great place to get parenting advice and discuss things that are on your mind with other parents.
So hop on over to Mommy Talk and check out the fun Mother’s Day Craft I posted there and then come back and let me know what you think in the comments below!!
Here is a fun and simple Spring Time Craft to do with your kids. This could even make a nice Mother’s day present!
Supplies:
- Construction paper -Green and Pink (or what ever color you want the flowers to be)
- Green Oak tag for bottom or a piece of cardboard to glue Construction paper too.
- Glue Stick
- Scissors
Steps:
- Glue Construction paper to Cardboard
- Cut one inch Strips for Stems
- Fold Stems accordian style, keep folded for a few minutes under a book (if you have green oak tag, you can use this for sturdier stems)
- Cut out flower shape from pink construction paper
- Cut out green circle for inside flower
- Glue circle on flower
- Glue Flower on Stem
- Glue Stem on base
- Repeat for however many flowers you want to make!!
Have fun!! If you need to get some craft supplies or you want a premade craft kit Target.com is a great place to get all kinds of craft supplies.
