15 Mother’s Day Crafts From Kids She’ll Love

Spring is in the air, and all of those new blooms and new life means that Mother’s Day is just around the corner! Here is a list of easy Mother’s Day crafts from kids to give as a Mother’s Day gift this year, because it’s official, Moms love receiving mothers day crafts from kids.

Mother’s Day has become very special in our home, but it wasn’t always that way.

In some homes, Mother’s Day is a stressful occasion because fathers and children feel the need to have it be perfect, and mothers feel inferior when they go to church and hear talks about perfect mothers.

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What Mothers Day means in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, you learn that you are not meant to be perfect now. (Yes, sometimes the culture things you should be, but the doctrine is clear – no one is meant to be perfect in this life.)

Really, Mother’s Day is best when you communicate about expectations (and keep those expectations realistic!)

To help make Mother’s Day easier for you this year, we’ve come up with this list of easy Mother’s Day crafts that younger children can make. These are easy peasy craft ideas that she’ll love.

Because every mom, or mother-figure, deserves honor and respect for the great things she does. That’s why we have these mother’s day craft ideas for you.

Your kids may also enjoy reading these Mother’s Day books, or even writing a note in one and giving it as a gift.

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DIY Mother’s Day Crafts Kids Can Make

If these aren’t enough to choose from, you should check out our huge list of 170+ DIY Mother’s Day Gifts!

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Gorgeous DIY Flower bowl

Better than paper flowers, a real DIY flower bowl can be a beautiful and unique addition to any home decor. To make your own, simply find a plain ceramic or glass bowl and add floral foam, then arrange your favorite flowers in the foam. The end result is a gorgeous centerpiece that is perfect for a Mother’s Day brunch or any other special occasion.

Materials:

• Plain ceramic or glass bowl
• Floral foam
• Assorted flowers
• Greenery (optional)
• Scissors
• Water

Instructions:

1. Soak the floral foam in water for a few minutes until it is completely saturated.
2. Place the foam into the bowl, making sure it fits snugly and covers the entire bottom.
3. Cut the flowers and greenery to the desired length, leaving a few inches of stem.
4. Start inserting the flowers into the foam, starting with the largest blooms and working your way to the smaller ones. Add the greenery in between the flowers to fill in any gaps.
5. Continue adding flowers until the foam is completely covered and the arrangement looks full and balanced.
6. Once complete, add water to the foam to keep the flowers fresh.

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Craft Flower Vase

Making a craft flower vase is a fun and easy DIY project that can add a personal touch to your home decor. Here’s how to get started with this ideal Mother’s day crafts for kids:

Materials:

• Mason jar or other container
• Paint or markers
• Paint brushes
• Twine or ribbon (optional)
• Flowers

Instructions:

1. Start by cleaning and drying the mason jar or container.
2. Use paint or markers to decorate the outside of the jar. You can create stripes, polka dots, or any other design you like. Alternatively, you can write a message, draw a picture, or personalize it with the recipient’s name.
3. Once the paint is dry, add twine or ribbon around the mouth of the jar to add some texture and visual interest.
4. Fill the jar with water and add your favorite flowers. You can use fresh or silk flowers, depending on your preference.

Craft flower vases make great gifts for any occasion, including Mother’s Day. You can customize the design to match the recipient’s personal style or decor. They are also a great way to upcycle old containers and give them new life. With a little creativity and some simple materials, you can create a beautiful and unique vase that will brighten up any room in your home.

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Help mom relax with DIY Bath Salts

Show mom you care and help her relax with your own DIY bath salts are an easy and affordable way to add a little luxury to your bath time routine. Here’s a simple recipe to get you started:

Ingredients:

• 1 cup Epsom salt
• 1/2 cup baking soda
• 10-15 drops of your favorite essential oil
• Food coloring (optional)
• Mason jar or other container for storage

Instructions:

1. In a bowl, mix together the Epsom salt and baking soda.
2. Add in the essential oil and mix until well combined.
3. If desired, add a few drops of food coloring and mix until evenly distributed.
4. Transfer the mixture to a mason jar or other container for storage.
5. To use, simply add a few tablespoons of the bath salts to your bath water and enjoy the soothing and relaxing benefits.

You can also experiment with different essential oils and scents to create your own unique blend. DIY bath salts make a great gift for any occasion, including Mother’s Day, so why not make a batch for yourself and one to give away?

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Mothers Day Decorated Candles

Decorated candles are a simple and fun DIY project that can add a personal touch to any room in your home. Here’s how to get started:

Materials:

• Plain candles (white or unscented work best)
• Acrylic paint or markers
• Paint brushes
• Glitter or other embellishments (optional)

Instructions:

1. Start by deciding on a design for your candle. You can use painters tape to create stripes or geometric shapes, or freehand a design with paint or markers.
2. Use your paint brushes to apply the paint or markers to the candle. Be sure to let each layer dry completely before adding additional layers.
3. If desired, sprinkle glitter or other embellishments onto the wet paint to add some sparkle.
4. Once you are happy with the design, let the candle dry completely before using or displaying.

Decorated candles make great gifts for any occasion, including Mother’s Day. You can customize the design to match the recipient’s personal style or decor. Just be sure to use non-toxic paint and keep an eye on the candle while it’s burning.

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Mothers day Handprint Apron

Have kids decorate an apron with their handprints, then give to mom to wear while cooking.

Making a handprint apron is a fun and easy DIY project that kids can make for their moms on Mother’s Day. Here’s how to do it:

Materials:

• Plain apron
• Fabric paint
• Paint brush
• Small paper plate
• Wipes or wet cloth for cleanup

Instructions:

1. Have your child dip their hand into the fabric paint, making sure the paint covers their entire hand.
2. Carefully press their hand onto the apron, making sure to press down on each finger and the palm of their hand to ensure a clear print.
3. Repeat the process, spacing out the handprints on the apron in a fun and creative way.
4. Once the paint is dry, add any additional decorations or personalization with fabric markers or paint.
5. Once complete, let the apron dry completely before washing.

A handprint apron is not only a thoughtful gift for Mother’s Day, but also a practical one that mom can use for cooking and baking. It’s also a great way to capture your child’s handprints and create a cherished keepsake that can be used and treasured for years to come.

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