I love making floral wreaths for our home, and enjoy having my family help with the project. Unfortunately, other than help pick out flowers, there isn’t a lot my son could help with because he is so young. I wanted a wreath that my son could make on his own (that didn’t involve a hot glue gun) so we created a paper spring wreath. My son picked out the pictures–a bunny, carrot, and flower–and created his own craft!
Craft Supplies Needed:
- white paper plate
- spring pictures template (free PDF)
- green paint
- glue
- scissors
- ribbon
- hole punch (optional)
How To:
1. Cut out the center of your paper plate to make your wreath.
2. Paint your wreath green. I like to use Crayola Washable Paints (Amazon Affiliate link*) because they easily wash off of my kid’s hands and our table.
3. While your wreath is drying, print out the spring wreath pictures template (free PDF) and color them.
4. Cut out your spring pictures.
5. Once your wreath is dry, arrange the pictures how you like them on your wreath and then glue them on.
6. Finish your spring wreath craft by tying a ribbon on so that your kiddo can hang their project! I used a hole punch, but you can also just loop your ribbon through the wreath and hang it that way.
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More Spring Crafts
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