Today I'm sharing a fun Mother's Day craft and gift idea. I don't usually tell you to stop reading my posts, but if you're a mom and love flowers, you may want to stop reading. Pass your phone or computer to your hubby or your kids with a little, "Hint, hint" and a wink. Unless, that is, you are looking for a great gift to give to Grandma, a friend, or a teacher. If you are, then keep reading. Once you've selected your favorite style of paper flowers, head here for free printables (for Grandma and Mom) to complete your gift.
These paper flowers are all great crafts for kids to make. They're perfect for moms and grandmas, but they'd be great gifts for others as well. Teacher appreciation is just around the corner. Wouldn't a vase of these gorgeous flowers look great on a teacher's desk or book shelf?
Which one is your favorite?
DIY Paper Flower Tutorials
Crepe Paper Flowers from Ribbons and Glue
Tissue Paper Anemone Bouquet from Lia Griffith
(This project is too advanced for young children, but it would be great for teens and adults.)
Paper Poppy Craft from 30 Minute Crafts
Vibrantly Colored Coffee Filter Flowers from Fun at Home with Kids
(This is the post that inspired my paper flowers.)
Gorgeous Coffee Filter Flowers from One Creative Mommy
Paper Roses and Burlap Vase Holder from The Casual Craftlete
Tissue Paper Flowers with Buttons from Hands On as We Grow
Cellophane Paper Poppies from Best Toys 4 Toddlers
Lollipop Flower Video Tutorial from Red Ted Art
Tissue Paper Lollipop Rose from The Neighborhood Moms
How to make tissue paper flowers from Life with Lovebugs
How to Make Tissue Paper Flower Napkin Rings from A Mom with a Lesson Plan
Crepe Paper Daffodil tutorial from Sparkling Buds
DIY Paper Doily Flowers (3 Ways) from To the Moon and Back
Coffee Filter and Newspaper Flowers from DIY Inspired
Coffee Filter Flower Pens from The Tip Toe Fairy
If you have very young children, try these paper flowers that are perfect for pint-sized artists.
Paper Flower Tutorial from Mini Monets and Mommies
Cardboard Tube Flowers Kids Craft from There's Just One Mommy
Easy Spring Flower Craft for Kids from Study at Home Mama
Once you've selected your favorite flowers, head here to download your free Mother's Day cards.
I'm so glad you stopped by today. See you again soon! While you're here, please check out some of my other crafts for kids. Images below are linked to posts. Click on the image to visit the link.
Jennifer
Thank you so much for including our Spring Flowers! What a lovely collection :)
Heidi
You're welcome, Jennifer. I was happy to include them.
Emily Ray
Great resources! Thanks for sharing !
Heidi
You're welcome, Emily. I hope you find some tutorials that you like.
Kerry
My heavens! These are simply adorable! I wonder if I can get my two boys to sit still long enough to make some for Grandma.
Heidi
Oh, I hope so! My daughter made some for me last year, and I still have them on my nightstand in my room.
Janine Halloran
I think my favorite might be the flower with the newspaper leaves, how neat! What a great round up. Thanks for linking up to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Party. I have pinned your post to the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Board.
Heidi
Thanks, Janine. I like the newspaper leaves, too. They give it a neat touch.
Megan @ C'mon Get Crafty
Love this round up, I've pinned for further study! ;) I'll be back to your other posts, I'm now having my boys home with me twice a week, and need all the creative inspiration I can get! :)
Heidi
Thanks, Megan. I have lots of fun crafts for kids. I hope you find some your boys will love!
Julie
Gorgeous collection, I'm off to check at least 3 or 4 of them out straight away!
Heidi
Thanks, Julie! I think I need to try a few of these, too.
Heaven
These are gorgeous! I love the roses and anemones. Pinned!
Heidi
I'm glad you like them, Heaven. I'm not sure which to try first!