Spring Windsock Kid Craft

I have 2 little ones at home during the day and we love to have a “crafternoon” at least once a week. I love to just sit with my kids and let them get crafty. I love watching their little hands work. They make funny faces when they concentrate hard on their coloring…and I love it.

Spring Windsock Craft Supplies:

• Cardstock
• Paint Markers
• Glue
• Streamers
• Strip of paper to make the handle

Windsock Instructions:

Using an 8.5 x 11 piece of white cardstock, we created a pattern using the Painters Markers. They loved drawing zigzags and polka-dots. These markers are amazing…you can paint on pretty much anything! They are permanent so pull out those paint smocks!

After the paint dries, we used the Craft Bond spray to attach streamers of tissue paper to the back of the picture.

Roll the windsock into a cylinder and staple at the top and bottom.

Cut a strip of paper to make a handle, and staple at on two sides at the top.

They look so pretty blowing from our trees.

More kid crafts:

Hot Rocks Crayon Art

Rainforest in a Jar