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Crepe Paper & Fingerprint Daisy Spring Paint Brush Craft

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Learn how to create a Fingerprint Daisy masterpiece. Gather supplies and paint the colors of spring with your little ones.
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A colorful craft project featuring a paper paintbrush, purple and pink paper strips, flowers, and bees, with the text “Spring has sprung, so let’s get our creativity blooming!” and “Free Printable” at the bottom.

A colorful craft project featuring a paper paintbrush, purple and pink paper strips, flowers, and bees, with the text “Spring has sprung, so let’s get our creativity blooming!” and “Free Printable” at the bottom.

Spring is the perfect season for crafting! With its blooming flowers, fresh air, and nature’s vibrant renewal, it’s a time that inspires creativity in people of all ages. For kids, crafting is more than just a fun activity – it’s a way to explore textures, colors, and imagination.

This Crepe Paper & Fingerprint Daisy Paint Brush craft tutorial is a simple yet engaging project that’s perfect for children. It combines the bright, cheerful hues of spring with hands-on fun to create a masterpiece worthy of hanging on the refrigerator.

Craft Supplies:

We are going to paint the colors of spring on paper! Here’s a quick checklist of what you’ll need to get started:

Directions:

Set up a crafting area where kids can work comfortably. Cover the table with a plastic tablecloth or kraft paper to keep things mess-free. Encourage your little artists to wear an apron or an old t-shirt to protect their clothes.

  • First things first, grab the free “spring paint brush” file {listed above in the supply list} and print it out on white cardstock paper.
  • Use your crayons to color in the brush design.
  • Now trim it out with scissors, along with the text box. Set the pieces aside for now.
  • Next, it’s time for the thumbprint daisies! Have the kids dip their index fingers into white and yellow craft paint to create flowers across a sheet of construction paper. Once they’re finished, set the paper aside to dry until the final step.
  • Now for the “paint” in the craft. Cut or tear the crepe paper into small, irregular pieces. Aim for pieces around 2-3 inches in size. If kids are old enough, they can do the tearing themselves, which is a great way to develop fine motor skills.
  • Give each child a sheet of light blue construction paper. Using glue, have them randomly place the crepe paper pieces across the page to create a colorful, textured background. Encourage overlapping pieces to add depth and vibrancy.
  • After placing the crepe paper, assist them in gluing the paintbrush cutout, making it look like the “paint” is flowing from the brush.
  • To finish the Fingerprint Daisy and Crepe Paper Paint Brush Activity, have kids trim out their daisy designs from earlier. Help them glue them all over the crepe paper design. The goal is to mimic the look of fallen flowers scattered on the ground during spring.
  • Now you can stop here or add any other embellishments you see fit, to give it your own personal spin!
  • Then display your Crepe Paper Paint Brush and Fingerprint Flower Craft proudly for ALL to see!!

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A spring-themed craft featuring pink and purple paper flowers, small decorative bees, and a “Spring has sprung, so let’s get our creativity blooming!” sign on a blue background—perfect for pairing with Spring Printables.

And there you have it – your very own Fingerprint Daisy Art with Crepe Paper Paint Brush craft! This delightful project is a perfect way to celebrate the beauty of spring while letting creativity bloom. Whether you display it proudly on the fridge, gift it to a loved one, or use it to brighten up your space, your masterpiece is sure to bring smiles all around.

We’d love to see your child’s Crepe Paper and Thumbprint Daisies creations! Share their finished artwork with us and inspire others to join in the fun. Happy crafting, and remember – spring is the season to let your imagination grow! 🌸🎨

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A colorful craft project featuring a paper paintbrush, purple and pink paper strips, flowers, and bees, with the text “Spring has sprung, so let’s get our creativity blooming!” and “Free Printable” at the bottom.
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Springtime Fingerprint Daisy and Crepe Paper Art Project

Learn how to create a Fingerprint Daisy masterpiece. Gather supplies and paint the colors of spring with your little ones.

Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:

Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!

Directions:

  • First things first, grab the free "spring paint brush" file {listed above in the supply list} and print it out on white cardstock paper.
  • Use your crayons to color in the brush design.
  • Now trim it out with scissors, along with the text box. Set the pieces aside for now.
  • Next, it's time for the thumbprint daisies! Have the kids dip their index fingers into white and yellow craft paint to create flowers across a sheet of construction paper. Once they're finished, set the paper aside to dry until the final step.
  • Now for the "paint" in the craft. Cut or tear the crepe paper into small, irregular pieces. Aim for pieces around 2-3 inches in size. If kids are old enough, they can do the tearing themselves, which is a great way to develop fine motor skills.
  • Give each child a sheet of light blue construction paper. Using glue, have them randomly place the crepe paper pieces across the page to create a colorful, textured background. Encourage overlapping pieces to add depth and vibrancy.
  • After placing the crepe paper, assist them in gluing the paintbrush cutout, making it look like the "paint" is flowing from the brush.
  • To finish the Fingerprint Daisy and Crepe Paper Paint Brush Activity, have kids trim out their daisy designs from earlier. Help them glue them all over the crepe paper design. The goal is to mimic the look of fallen flowers scattered on the ground during spring.
  • Now you can stop here or add any other embellishments you see fit, to give it your own personal spin!
  • Then display your Crepe Paper Paint Brush and Fingerprint Flower Craft proudly for ALL to see!!
    A spring-themed craft featuring pink and purple paper flowers, small decorative bees, and a “Spring has sprung, so let’s get our creativity blooming!” sign on a blue background—perfect for pairing with Spring Printables.
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Craft Activity Safety Guidelines:

Always Ensure Adult Supervision - Young children should be supervised at all times when engaging in craft activities. This is essential to keep them safe and ensure materials are used correctly. Use Age-Appropriate Supplies - Choose craft supplies that are suitable for your child’s age. Check labels for recommendations and avoid items with small parts or sharp edges for younger children. Modify as Needed - Feel free to adapt materials or steps to meet your child's abilities and safety needs. For example, substitute scissors with safety scissors if necessary. Keep an Eye on Allergies - Be mindful of potential allergens in craft materials like glue, paint, or certain fabrics. Opt for non-toxic and hypoallergenic options whenever possible. Organize and Secure Supplies - Keep all craft tools and materials organized. Store sharp objects, small parts, and potentially hazardous items out of reach when not in use. Following these guidelines will ensure that crafts remain fun, creative, and, most importantly, safe for everyone involved!