When engaging in craft activities, it is important for young children to have adult supervision at ALL times. It is also recommended to use supplies that are suitable for your child’s age. Feel free to modify materials or steps to meet your specific requirements.
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Kite Suncatcher For Your Windows This Spring Season
Looking for a fun and easy spring craft to do with the kids? Why not try making a stained glass kite suncatcher?!
This pretty suncatcher is made with just a few simple materials, and it’s a great project for kids of all ages. Plus, it’s a perfect way to add a little bit of color to your window.
This is a great activity for kids to do on a rainy day, or any day when they need a little boost of creativity. So grab some supplies and get started today!
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Spring is here and there’s no better way to celebrate the season than with this beautiful stained glass kite craft idea!
Craft Supplies:
- KITE Printable – on our spring landing page
- White Cardstock Paper
- Clear Contact Paper
- Tissue Paper
- Craft Yarn
- Scissors
- Stapler
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Directions:
- First download and print out the FREE kite shape printable on a sheet of single white cardstock paper.
- Using your scissors, go ahead and trim out the kite shape, as well as the inners.
- Now grab your contact paper and cut two pieces the same length.
- Take off the protective paper off one and lay it on a flat surface.
- Lay your kite cutout on the contact paper.
- Go ahead and add TWO pieces of craft yarn to the inside, in a cross shape, to give the craft some dimension.
- Next up – grab your tissue paper and cut it into small squares.
- Now have your child place it on the contact paper, to make a beautiful design.
- Once done, grab the other piece of contact paper and remove it’s protective sheet.
- Then lay it on top of the other piece and press firmly. Make sure every corner is stuck together.
- Now use your scissors to trim around the piece so no excess contact paper is visible.
- To finish off the stained glass kite craft, staple on a long piece of craft yarn {on one end of the finished design} to really tie the theme together.
- Then hang your suncatcher in a sunny spot, and enjoy the beautiful colors of spring.
- Don’t forget to share pictures with us of your colorful kites! #gluedtomycrafts
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Stained Glass Kite For Spring
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