This pineapple kids craft is so simple to recreate and perfect for younger crafters. All you need is some pom poms, paint, and a free template! Let your little ones get creative with this fun tropical fruit craft.

Pom Pom Stamped Pineapple – Craft Idea For Summer

Today I present to you our Pom Pom Painted Pineapple tutorial that is not only super simple and really inexpensive to recreate BUT I’ve also included a FREE printable below to get you started within a matter of minutes!

In this tutorial, we made a simple paint brush out of a clothespin & one small craft pom pom to get that great “dotted marbled look” on the paper. YOU however, can provide and/or use whatever you have on hand. Grab the glitter, glue and fun paint colors & let kids decorate their paper pineapple shape however THEY like!

The fun part of this pineapple kids craft is that you don’t need any rules or expectations! Just let them paint {maybe even make a mess} and admire the beautiful fruit creations they come up with! After all – that is the fun part of doing crafts!

If you would like to recreate this paper and paint pineapple craft, you can find all the details and free printablebelow! Happy crafting, my friends! #gluedtomycrafts

If you would like to make this adorable kid craft with your child today, please keep scrolling to check out the full tutorial below.

Happy crafting my friends! Don’t forget to share pictures of your pom pom painted pineapple paper creations on our Facebook page or tag us on Instagram to admire it today! #gluedtomycrafts

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Pom Pom Painted Pineapple Kids Craft Idea – it’s super easy for the younger crafters to recreate and I’ve even included a FREEBIE!

Craft Supplies:

Free Pineapple Design Printable {GRAB IT ON BOX.COM}
White Cardstock Paper
Yellow Craft Paint
Large Pom Pom
Wooden Clothespin
Small Paper Plate
Loose Black Craft Glitter
optional materials – paper craft scissors

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Directions:

First, if you haven’t already, go ahead and grab the FREE PINEAPPLE TEMPLATE listed in the supply list above.
Print it out on your printer, on thick white cardstock. Print one pineapple per craft you want to make.
For the pom pom paint brush – pinch open the clothespin and insert the pom pom. Let it close on the pom pom.
Place some yellow craft paint on a small paper plate.
Have your child dip their pom pom paintbrush into the paint – then on the inside of the pineapple cutout.
Repeat until the pineapple design is completely covered in polka dots.
Once done with the above step, while the paint is still wet, sprinkle a SMALL amount of black glitter on top to give the pineapple some texture.
Then step aside your piece to let it dry completely before displaying.
Please sure to discard your paint covered pom pom and rinse off the clothespin with water so you can save it for next time.
If desired – use scissors to cut out the pom pom painted pineapple shape and display that way!

PAIR YOUR FINISHED PINEAPPLE CRAFT WITH —> Chalk Art Pineapple

If you enjoyed this pom pom painted pineapple blog post, you may also enjoy these kid friendly crafts:

Chalk Art Pineapple

Our chalk art pineapple tutorial is another "out of the box" idea that is a creative way to make unique art with sidewalk chalk and paper!

Pom Pom Painted Pineapple Craft

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PRINT THIS TUTORIAL

Tools:

Supplies:

White Cardstock Paper
Yellow Craft Paint
Large Pom Pom
Loose Black Craft Glitter

Instructions:

First, if you haven't already, go ahead and grab the FREE PINEAPPLE TEMPLATE listed in the supply list above.
Print it out on your printer, on thick white cardstock. Print one pineapple per craft you want to make.
For the pom pom paint brush - pinch open the clothespin and insert the pom pom. Let it close on the pom pom.
Place some yellow craft paint on a small paper plate.
Have your child dip their pom pom paintbrush into the paint - then on the inside of the pineapple cutout.
Repeat until the pineapple design is completely covered in polka dots.
Once done with the above step, while the paint is still wet, sprinkle a SMALL amount of black glitter on top to give the pineapple some texture.
Then step aside your piece to let it dry completely before displaying.
Please sure to discard your paint covered pom pom and rinse off the clothespin with water so you can save it for next time.
If desired - use scissors to cut out the pom pom painted pineapple shape and display that way!