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58 Easy Mother's Day Crafts to Make With Your Kids
These projects double as activities for the little ones.
Brian Woodcock
Our bet is that most moms would prefer to receive something meaningful, from the heart, and homemade rather than an expensive, generic store-bought present. After you serve her a breakfast in bed and bake up a delicious Mother's Day cake, it's time to give Mom a special hand-crafted keepsake to remind her how much she is loved. These easy Mother's Day crafts will make for the best Mother's Day gifts—because they're simple for even little kiddos or craft novices to put together. Mom will happily display these crafty creations around the house. From homemade picture frames to our instructions on how to make paper flowers, these beautiful ideas will look stunning in any room.
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Some of these crafts will prove useful around the home or backyard, including the milk carton bird feeder and personalized photo coasters. There are also great ideas for gifts that Mom can don, like a handprinted apron, DIY coloring page bracelets, and even a spectacular crown for her to wear during all the Mother's Day activities. The kids will love getting creative and making something that they know mom will cherish. While they're busy at work with these crafts, you can tackle some DIY Mother's Day crafts of your own, whether for your own parent or for other special moms you know. Even if not tied to any particular holiday, these Mother's Day crafts will work perfectly for some fun spring crafts on a sunny afternoon.
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Rope Mirror
We love the way Mom looks and she will too when she catches a glance of herself in this stylish rope mirror.
To make: Cover frame of a mirror with 1/2- to 3/4-inch manila rope, braiding one section for a decorative effect and adhering rope with hot-glue. Add a decorative band to center of top and sides with thin sisal rope.
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Dip-Dyed Baskets
Mom can store candy, keys, or whatever she pleases in this cute and simple to craft dip-dyed basket.
To make: Dip the top quarter of a cotton basket in desired color of fabric dye. When dry, fill with moss and Easter eggs or candy.
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Coffee Filter Flowers
Kids will love crafting these flowering candy dishes with an item you probably already have in your house: coffee filters.
To make: Submerge regular-size white coffee filters (you'll need four to six for each flower) in a watered-down Rit Dye solution (here, Petal Pink); dry completely. Cut into flower shapes of various sizes, and stack largest to smallest. Attach at centers with craft glue. Glue a papier-mâché or store-bought candy cup to center of each. Fill with candy.
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Fabric Tulips
This bouquet, made from fabric scraps, is a gift mom can enjoy year after year.
For instructions and template click here.
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Egg Carton Wreath
Turn the common paper egg carton into flowers then attach them to a wreath form to create the perfect gift for the mom that loves all things flowers
To make: Cut individual egg cups from paper egg cartons. Notch and cut decorative edges with scissors. Dye or paint cups desired colors. Attach cups and craft paper leaves to a painted craft ring with hot-glue.
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Paper Mache vases
These papier-mâché vases are ideal for gifting mom some of her favorite candy or a beautiful bouquet.
To make: Blow up a large and a medium balloon. Cover each with white papier-mâché craft paper, leaving bottom quarter to third uncovered and edges rough. Let dry. Pop balloons, and remove. Set a vase inside each, and fill with water and flowers.
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Painted Mason Jar Lantern
Give the gift of light and love with this simply decorated glass jar.
To make: Paint stripes on the inside of a mason or other glass jar with acrylic paint. Once dry, place a battery-operated tea light in the jar. Screw on lid and embellish with a piece of colorful twine or ribbon.
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Fabric Covered Paper Weight
Make Mom's desk pretty with a personalized paperweight. Start by cutting fabric into strips. Adhere to a small rock (2 to 3 inches) with glossy Mod Podge. Cut an initial, or "M" for "Mom," and a heart from felt and adhere to the top of the rock. Allow to dry completely.
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Pom-pom Bouquet
Kids can make Mom an evergreen yarn bouquet to symbolize their everlasting love. Start by placing a green pipe cleaner parallel with the tines of a fork so that it extends 3 inches above the tines. Wrap yarn perpendicularly around all the tines. Fold the 3-inch section of pipe cleaner down over the yarn, slide everything off the fork, and wrap the two pieces of pipe cleaner together. Carefully cut the wrapped yarn and trim any scraggly ends. Repeat as desired. Wrap stems together with a length of ribbon.
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Photo Coasters
Mom will enjoy her morning cup of tea even more when she looks down and sees her child's smiling face. Start by printing a photo (either in black & white or color) on card stock paper that is 1/4-inch smaller than a glazed white tile. Brush the back of the photo with glossy Mod Podge and place on the tile, making sure it's centered. Brush the top of the photo with Mod Podge to seal. Allow to dry completely.
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Pillow Sham
Even kids learning to sew can help with this one. Attach a handkerchief to one side of a solid-colored pillowcase using embroidery thread and a whipstitch.
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Flower Petal Change Bowl
We know moms love all things organization, so what's better than a handmade bowl that she can use to corral loose change. To create your sculpture, use Sculpey (or another oven baked clay) to form a large flower petal. Form a smaller petal and press it into the center of the larger petal. Place plastic beads in bottom of the bowl. Bake, per package instructions, to melt plastic and harden clay.
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Lavender Pouches
Cut a 2-by-4-inch rectangle from a handkerchief or piece of fabric. Fold in half crosswise with the pattern facing inward. Stitch two sides closed; turn pouch right-side out. Fill with dried lavender. Hand-stitch opening closed.
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Stitched Paper Cards
Show Mom the love with a hand-cut and stitched card. Start by cutting a shape (try a flower or an animal shape) from medium to thick craft paper. Punch holes along the border with a small hole punch. Stitch, using embroidery floss, thin twine, or yarn. Add additional flare like a pipe cleaner stem and a pretty vintage button.
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Craft Stick Picture Frame
Once the kids have picked out their favorite photo with Mom, they can proudly display it against a handmade frame. The brighter, the better!
Get the tutorial at A Few Shortcuts.
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Sand Art Candles
These colorful candles give sand art kits a run for their money, and Mom will absolutely love putting these on display.
Get the tutorial at Club Crafted.
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Coin Purse
Lay a handkerchief flat with one pointed end at the top. Fold the bottom point up so that it rests in the center of the fabric. Pull the left and right points toward the center, overlapping them slightly. Tack down sides that overlap the bottom triangle using fusible webbing. Sew on a small snap to hold the top flap closed. Add a decorative button on top, if desired.
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Handprint Apron
A simple, easy craft can go a long way. This apron takes little time to put together, but will bring a smile to your face every time you wear it.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch.
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Mother's Day Crown
The family queen deserves her own festive holiday headgear to commemorate the special holiday, but up the sentimental factor by having little ones construct their own. No matter how the finished product turns out, she'll never want to take it off come Mother's Day.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
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Upside-Down Flowerpots
Handcrafted stems rival real flowers any day. Make mom smile with a mini garden of DIY potted plants.
Get the tutorial at The Inspiration Edit.
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Tin Can Planters
Mom will have the most loved-up garden on the block thanks to these personalized planters. Little ones can decorate the cans however they please with alphabet stickers.
Get the tutorial at The Best Ideas for Kids.
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Rock Portrait
Who knew something so simple could be so sweet? All a backyard rock needs is a little bit of paint and a lot of creativity.
Get the tutorial at Mer Mag.
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Black Glue Heart Art
Put a creative spin on Mother's Day heart motifs with a fun checkerboard pattern.
Get the tutorial at Red Ted Art.
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Origami Heart Bookmarks
For every gripping page-turner, she'll have a place to mark her spot and a loving little reminder of the thoughtful kids behind these bookmarks.
Get the tutorial at That Kids Craft Site.
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Milk Carton Bird Feeder
For the nature-loving mom, encourage more birds in the backyard with this easy Mother's Day craft for kids.
Get the tutorial at Happiness Is Homemade.
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Painted Pasta Necklace
Pasta necklaces have earned a rep as a staple Mother's Day craft from kids, but a pretty painted rendition makes the DIY jewelry feel so much more de rigueur.
Get the tutorial at Picklebums.
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Thumbprint Coffee Mug
Let kids leave their mark on a morning must-have that Mom will get plenty of use out of.
Get the tutorial at The Best Ideas for Kids.
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Food Stamped Tea Towels
Finally—an excuse for kids to play with their food. Use lemons, potato slices, and a bit of paint to create the decorative "stamps."
Get the tutorial at Down Home Inspiration.
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Handprint Flower Pot
This craft gives Mom the best of both worlds—her favorite flowers and a photo of her favorite little human, all in a personalized pot.
Get the tutorial at All Things Mamma.
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Family Cootie Catcher
The little ones can color their own mom-friendly cootie catcher, which features interior prompts like "give a compliment to your mom" or "give your mom a big hug."
Get the tutorial at Bren Did.
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