Make · Ages 12 and up
Mother's Day DIY Projects for teens
15 things to make for Mother's Day, most searched first. Every one shows the level, the time and the cost before you start.
Polymer clay earrings
Light, bold statement earrings cut from oven-bake clay in any shape and color you want.
Air-dry clay trinket dish
A small painted dish for rings and earrings, shaped over a bowl and sealed with a glossy top.
Watercolor greeting cards
Loose, washy watercolor cards that look artsy even if you've never painted, to give or sell in packs.
Crochet granny square coasters
A set of retro granny square coasters, the perfect way to learn crochet and end up with something useful.
Painted terracotta pots
Cheap clay pots painted in checkers, faces or color blocks, ready for plants, pens or makeup brushes.
Pressed flower frame
Real flowers flattened and floated in a glass frame, a little piece of outside you can keep.
Rolled beeswax candles
Honey-scented candles rolled from beeswax sheets, no melting and no stove needed.
Pressed flower bookmarks
Slim bookmarks with real pressed flowers sealed under clear laminate, a gift for every reader you know.
Hand-lettered paint pen mug
A plain white mug with your own lettering or doodles, baked so the design lasts.
Resin pressed flower keychains
Real flowers sealed in clear resin shapes, glassy little keychains that sell fast at craft fairs.
Photo tile coasters
A set of 4 coasters made from cheap ceramic tiles and your favorite photos, sealed so drinks wipe right off.
Soy candle tins
Scented soy wax candles poured into travel tins, a top seller at school fairs and online.
Crepe paper flower bouquet
A bouquet of peonies and tulips made from stretchy crepe paper that never wilts.
Fizzy bath bombs
Round, fizzing bath bombs pressed in molds, a classic gift and a fast seller at school fairs.
Punch needle coasters
Fluffy, looped coasters made with a punch needle, the fastest way to make something rug-like.
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