Make · Ages 5 to 10
Mother's Day crafts for kids
10 things to make for Mother's Day, most searched first. Every one shows the level, the time and the cost before you start.
Air-dry clay pinch pots
Push your thumb into a ball of clay, pinch the sides into a little pot, and paint it once it dries.
Pop-up heart card
A Valentine's card with a paper heart that jumps up when you open it, made with 2 cuts and a fold.
Yarn wrapped cardboard hearts
Cut a heart from a cereal box and wrap it in yarn until it's soft and fuzzy, for a door hanger or gift tag.
Painted flower pot with seeds
A clay pot painted by your kid, planted with a few seeds, and handed over as a gift that keeps growing.
Homemade coupon book
A little stapled book of coupons good for hugs, breakfast in bed, or 1 free car wash from your kid.
Popsicle stick photo frame
A craft stick frame painted and decorated by your kid, with a photo of the two of you inside.
Pressed flower bookmarks
Press real flowers in a heavy book for a week, then seal them into a bookmark that keeps spring all year.
Salt dough handprint keepsake
Press your kid's hand into salt dough, bake it, and paint it into a keepsake that shows how small they were.
Magazine paper beads
Roll triangles of old magazine pages into shiny beads and string them into necklaces and bracelets.
Tissue paper flower bouquet
Big fluffy tissue paper flowers on pipe cleaner stems, a bouquet that never wilts.
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