Summer’s here, and what better way to keep the little ones entertained than with a creative and colorful craft project? Enter today’s button-covered pineapple frame tutorial – a delightful DIY activity that doubles as a fun keepsake for all those summer memories.
Whether it’s to display their favorite beach photo or gift to grandparents, this tropical-themed frame is easy, vibrant, and brimming with personality.
This guide will walk you through everything needed to create a button-covered pineapple frame with your kids, offering step-by-step instructions and tips for making crafting even more enjoyable.
Craft Supplies:
Before getting started, make sure you have all the required materials on hand. Here’s what you’ll need to craft your button-covered pineapple frame:
- Large, Rectangular Wood Frame
- Yellow Craft Buttons {any size, shape etc.}
- Glue Gun or Thick Tacky Glue
- Green Cardstock Paper
- Pen or Marker
- Paper Craft Scissors
Directions:
- First glue yellow buttons ALL over your wood frame. Pile them high or let kids do their own thing!
- When done covering it with buttons, set it aside to let it dry completely when.
- Now grab your green cardstock, pencil and scissors.
- Trace/trim out your child’s handprint for the pineapple stem.
- To finish off the Button Pineapple Frame – glue your handprint pineapple stem to the back of the frame.
- Then add your picture and display proudly!!!
Craft Tips:
- Play Summer Tunes: Set the tropical mood by playing fun beach playlists or summer-themed music while crafting.
- Use Recycled Buttons: Raid your sewing or craft supply drawer instead of buying new buttons. This is a great way to teach kids about upcycling!
- Host a Craft Party: Invite a few friends over for a crafting session. Each child can create their own pineapple frame to take home.
- Personalize the Frame: Add the child’s name or year with permanent markers or stickers to make it a keepsake.
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