Bubble Wrap Print Cherry Blossom Tree – Kid Craft Idea For Spring
Back when I first started blogging, I shared a “Jump Into Spring – Cherry Pop Blossom Artwork” post on Glued To My Crafts, that was pretty popular in blog land back then {sadly – that post has been deleted/retired on our website!}
Although I’m still pretty embarrassed by the post now {boy have I learned and grown since then!} that particular craft is still a cute idea that needs to be embraced now. Especially since today’s kid friendly craft idea is also themed around those beautiful pink & white covered Cherry Blossom Trees you will be seeing everywhere soon!
With it being absolutely perfect for spring celebrations, our Bubble Wrap Print – Cherry Blossom Tree kid craft idea is not only super simple, but really inexpensive and fun for all ages.
All you need to do is download the free printable file below, print it, grab some bubble wrap/paint and get straight to work with your child. It’s super easy, somewhat messy {but fun} and perfect for young children. I’ve set up the basic frame work – it’s your job to get the creative juices flowing!
So don’t let this idea blow away in the wind! Dump those simple craft supplies on the table and get to work now! Find all the details and free tree branch printable below for this bubble wrap print flower blossom tree craft tutorial!
Happy crafting my friends! Please don’t forget to share pictures of your bubble wrap and craft paint cherry blossom tree creations, with us on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to see! I can’t wait to see it BLOSSOM from the computer screen! #gluedtomycrafts
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Paper Cherry Blossom Craft Supplies:
* Free Cherry Blossom Tree Printable {download it on box.com}
* White or Light Blue Colored Cardstock Paper
* Color Printer
* Bubble Wrap
* Small Paper Plate
* White Craft Paint
* Pink Craft Paint
Directions:
* First download and print the Cherry Blossom Tree printable on your choice of colored or white cardstock. You only need ONE tree print per craft. Print as many as you like!
* Next place some pink and white paint on a paper plate.
* Have children use a small square piece of bubble wrap as their paint brush/stamp to paint some blossoms all over the tree.
* Once done, they can add other embellishments if they like. I sprinkled some pink glitter on top of mine before the paint dried.
* Then set aside to let it dry completely before you display it probably for all to see!
PAIR YOUR BUBBLE PRINT CHERRY BLOSSOM TREE CRAFT WITH —> Paper Punch Confetti Cherry Blossom Tree – Kid Craft
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And “if” you decide to make this paint stamped cherry blossom tree craft idea, please share a picture on our Facebook page for us to see. We love seeing our inspiration come to life!
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Stacey Gibbon says
The only thing I can see that might be confusing is that box.com wants you to signup for their website so you can save it on their platform. You shouldn’t have to do that to access the file. Just hit the DOWNLOAD button to start the download process on your device. Not the sign up or login button that is next to it. – Stacey
Stacey Gibbon says
Hi Kathleen – I just checked the link on my phone, tablet and laptop. All three of them brought the file right up with the download button. Maybe try again? I’m not seeing anything on my end that would be a problem. There shouldn’t be any charge to access the file. – Stacey
kathleen ramirez says
Wondering how to print the free tree? Some ad popped up from Box with charge of $10?
Stacey says
Hi Theresa – you use the bubble wrap like a stamp. So press it in the paint, then on the paper, lift up and discard when done. Although you could use the paint covered bubble wrap to decorate the tree as well :) -stacey
Theresa says
Do you leave the bubble wrap on. Ore do you paint the bubble wrap and press it to the drawn on tree?
Sonja le Roux says
This is awesome. We are starting our own pre-school and the name is Cherry Blossom Kids.
Josie says
Thanks so much for the printable. I had my pre-k students do this project with their grandparents for grandparents day using rubber banded q-tips dipped in paint. I also had them first use watercolors for the background. They looked absolutely stunning and so easy! The grandparents LOVED them!