Sunflowers are one of the sweetest signs of fall, and this easy craft lets little hands make a whole bunch of them! With just a plastic fork and some paint, your kids can stamp cheerful petals in seconds. It’s a fun, mess-friendly activity that’s perfect for a cozy autumn afternoon.
Craft Supplies:
- Blue construction paper
- Yellow craft paint
- Small paper plate
- Plastic fork
- Green marker
- Brown dot stickers (for the flower centers)
Directions:
- Squeeze a small dollop of yellow craft paint onto your paper plate.
- Dip the tines of the plastic fork into the yellow paint, coating them well.
- Press the fork onto your blue paper to stamp petal shapes. Keep stamping in a circle to build a full sunflower, then repeat to make as many flowers as you like!
- Set the paper aside and let the paint dry completely.
- Once dry, place a brown dot sticker in the center of each flower.
- Use your green marker to draw a stem and a few leaves under each sunflower.
- Add any other embellishments you see fit and allow it to dry completely before displaying it proudly for all to see.
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And that’s it! Your happy little sunflowers are ready to brighten up any space this fall. We hope you are inspired to recreate it this autumn season. Happy crafting, my friends!
Fork Painted Sunflower Craft Idea For Fall
Make a fork painted sunflower with kids this fall! An easy kids craft using a plastic fork, paint, and dot stickers. Perfect fall craft for kids!
Here’s your checklist of supplies to bring this craft to life:
- Cardstock Paper
- Craft Paint
- Dot Stickers
Prepare your creative haven by laying down a protective cover before the crafting magic begins!
Directions:
- Squeeze a small dollop of yellow craft paint onto your paper plate.
- Dip the tines of the plastic fork into the yellow paint, coating them well.
- Press the fork onto your blue paper to stamp petal shapes. Keep stamping in a circle to build a full sunflower, then repeat to make as many flowers as you like!
- Set the paper aside and let the paint dry completely.
- Once dry, place a brown dot sticker in the center of each flower.
- Use your green marker to draw a stem and a few leaves under each sunflower.
- Add any other embellishments you see fit and allow it to dry completely before displaying it proudly for all to see.
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