Red, White and Blue...and Tie Dyed Too.
Tie Dye is such a fun summer activity, and when you use red and blue, it's also a great way to create one of a kind looks for the 4th!
Popsicle Stick American Flag
This is simple, inexpensive and makes great decor for the day's festivities too! A cute craft for ALL ages!
Thank A Veteran: Long Distance Hug
The 4th of July can be a great time to teach our kids to show appreciation for those who fight to protect our freedoms...and this cute craft can be a great way to do so!
DIY Bubble Painting
This one isn't specifically a patriotic craft (though with the right colors it could be)... but it's such a fun summer project that I knew I had to include it as well!
These are just a few fun crafts to try this week! What are some of YOUR favorite 4th of July craft project for kids! Share in the comments below.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to make the tie dyed shirts with my niece and nephew! They look like so much fun to make!
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