By making these egg carton flowers, it would be extremely hard to find yourself still trapped in the Winter blues. You can make these by cutting the bottom out of an empty egg carton and gluing the individual pieces together. This craft is easy to make for kids of all ages.
Colored Paper Sapling
After a long winter of staring at bare trees, it is like a breath of fresh air getting to see those colorful leaves once again. Now, you can bring those gorgeous colors inside of your home by making this colored paper sapling from a toilet paper roll and some construction and tissue paper.
Cotton Ball Rain Cloud
Although this “rain cloud” will not help in bringing “May flowers,” it will still give you and the kids a nice project to work on. The “clouds” are made from cotton balls and the “raindrops” are constructed from tissue and contact paper, which gives them an authentic appearance when light hits them.
Clothespin Caterpillars
Assuming you didn’t get carried away and use all of your clothespins when making the clothespin butterflies, these clothespin caterpillars can be your next craft. The only items you need to make these are some green pom poms and googley eyes.
Ladybug Bucket
This ladybug bucket is sure to get everyone in the mood to enjoy the activities only Spring has to offer. You can buy the kit to make this piece or you can make your own by picking up a bucket and finding a ladybug template you can print out to glue to the side.
Recycled Gardens
While this “garden” will not yield your favorite Springtime fruits and vegetables, it is still a fun décor piece to make and display during the Spring. To make this, you will need a piece of construction paper and some miscellaneous items you round up around your home that you would’ve otherwise trashed.
Clothespin Butterflies
At the first site of butterflies effortlessly floating around, you know that it’s time to shed the winter clothes and pull out the shorts. Celebrate the occasion by making these clothespin butterflies. Aside from the clothespins, you will just need some assorted colors of tissue paper to give the “butterflies” their colors.
