Spring has sprung, and we’re ready to celebrate spring with these darling spring flower crafts. Kids can create with tissue paper, fabric, paper, straws, paint, and cardboard, all to make fun flowers for spring. There’s just something about flowers that makes you feel happy, isn’t there?

7 Spring Flower Kids Crafts

7 Spring Flower Crafts

7 Sweet Spring Flower Kids Crafts

1. Spring Straw Paper Flower: With paper hearts and a straw, you can make such cute a spring flower crafts bouquet. Punch holes in all your hearts, and you’re ready to add them to your straw stem. Aren’t those striped stems just darling? {via The Spruce}

2. Tissue Paper Flowers: Layer your tissue paper on top of one another to create flower petals for these fun tissue paper flowers. Add a button in the center for a fun embellishment. You can make a whole bouquet with a variety of colors!

3. Fabric Felt Flowers to Sew: Kids can get a beginning sewing lesson as you help them sew felt flowers onto fabric for a fun spring display. Beginners will get a boost of confidence as they see the awesome things they can create with their sewing skills! The variety of colors, patterns, and textures in the fabric can make for some gorgeous, unique flowers!

4. Springtime Flower Garland: Using your paper scraps and fun little embellishments, create a gorgeous springtime flower garland to hang in your home. You can add your own unique touches to match your decor and personality. The best thing about making garlands is that they can be reused year after year!

5. Accordion Flower Collage: Kids can repurpose cardboard as they create this darling accordion display for a fireplace mantle. Don’t you just love crafts that are easy enough for kids to make and pretty enough to display in the home?

6. Coffee Filter Flower Bouquet: Start by coloring your coffee filters, letting them dry, and bunching them together for a beautiful bouquet with these spring flower crafts! These flowers are both a beautiful craft idea and a science experiment! It’s so fun to watch the colors spread!

7. Paper Tube Stamped Flowers: Save your paper tubes from paper towels to use as paint stamps to make all sorts of fun flower shapes. It’s so fun to see the shapes come together to make an entire flower!