DIY Easter daffodil kids craft

 

 

This morning my little man woke up with a cough, so we cancelled our busy day and stayed home. He still has lots of energy so I thought it would be really fun to make some Easter crafts. We started out with some paper daffodils, and we had so much fun. We wanted to show you how, so you can make some too!

 

DIY Easter daffodils

Source: Emmy in her Element

 

Supplies:

Yellow paper

scissors

Elmer's and hot glue

Mini cupcake paper liners

popsicle sticks or sucker sticks

yarn

paper cup

green felt or paper for leaves

green paint for flower stems

 

Directions:

Cut a daffodil with 5 petals out of yellow paper. With a drop of Elmer's glue, stick a mini paper liner in the center of the flower.

Paint the stem of the flower green (popsicle or sucker stick)

Add some glue onto your paper cup, wrap yarn around the cup and tuck in the end to make a pretty vase.

When "stems" are dry, use hot glue to attach the flower top to the stem. Add leaves if desired.

 



 Benson had so much fun making the flowers special by drawing circles on the petals and adding extra leaves to the stems.
This was a fun craft and will make a pretty centerpiece on the table for Easter Sunday!