There’s something about personalised, handcrafted gifts that have the ability to bring happy tears to a mother’s eyes. This collection of Mother’s Day crafts for kids all look impressive, but they’re also super straightforward.
It doesn’t matter how young or old your little ones are or what the final result is. If the gift is crafted using a child’s own two hands it will always be treasured.
From easy crafts for little kids to impressive craft ideas for older kids, handmade gifts, creative Mother’s Day cards, or handcrafted flowers, there’s something for everyone in our round-up!
Some of these ideas will require a little supervision if you’re working with young kiddies, and some are more suitable for older kids. But don’t worry; we’ve got ideas suitable for everyone!
The smile on Mum’s face when receiving one of these gorgeous gifts will say it all. So, let’s dive in and get crafty!
Super Easy Crafts For Little Ones
Often it’s Mum supervising their child’s craft activities, so imagine her surprise when she receives something special she hasn’t actually helped to make!
Whether you’re a Dad, Aunty, Uncle, Grandmother, Grandfather, babysitter, nanny, or childcare worker, you’ll love these easy yet high-impact Mother’s Day craft ideas.
1. Sewing cards
2. Painted hand bouquet
3. Button bookmarks
Impressive Craft Gift Ideas For Older Kids
Send this list to a primary-school-aged child or teenager to tackle on their own. Regardless of whether they’re into arts and crafts or not, these ideas are easy enough to put together. It just takes time and patience.
The results are impressive, particularly the soaps, cactus pots, and canvas prints.
To create your own personalised family collage canvas for Mum, check out the 40+ different collage templates you can use to create a jaw-dropping pring online now.
4. Floral bracelet
By: Lovely Indeed
5. Hand painted mini cactus
6. Canvas collage
From Canvas Factory
7. Soap gift
By: Latika Soap
8. Dream catcher
By: jane can
9. Crayon candle
By: The Pinning Mama
Creative Craft Using Recycled Materials
Many Mums out there care for the environment, so it makes sense to craft a gift using recycled materials.
To create a quality recycled gift that doesn’t end up being recycled itself, be sure to check out these extraordinary creative Mother’s Day craft ideas.
Mum will love how much thought and imagination has gone into her gift, no matter how simple or complex.
10. Love stems
By: It’s A Wild Life
11. Egg carton flowers
12. Recycled art handmade notebook
By: Artful Kids
Gorgeous DIY Mother’s Day Cards
When crafting a Mother’s Day card, it pays to keep it simple, colourful, and creative. A child should build on the strengths they already have, whether that’s painting, drawing, or just colouring in neatly!
The pop-up card idea is the ideal option for an older child who’s familiar with the concept of shapes and dimensions while the vintage and flower cards will require much more time and supervision to achieve.
13. Pop-up card
By: Martha Stewart
14. Vintage card
By: Martha Stewart
15. Flower card
By: mmmcrafts
Home Made Edible Gifts For Mum
How good are those flower popsicles? Not only are they terrifically tasty and fabulously feminine, but they’re chock-full of that special secret ingredient – love.
Food gifts can be made a few days in advance, but it’s important they’re kept fresh, so be sure to plan ahead if this is your treat of choice for Mum.
16. Flower bouquet popsicles
By: Marla Meridith
17. Flower bites
Give Mum Flowers That Will Last
Imagine an everlasting flower that still blooms months after Mother’s Day has ended. Wouldn’t that be the dream?
Make that dream a reality with craft flowers that will bring your mother’s heart and home to life. Simple, yet super straightforward.
18. Paper flowers
By: Made by Joel
19. Crafty bouquet
By: Make and Takes
We hope these super simple Mother’s Day crafts for kids ideas have inspired you to whip out the glue and paints and get creative! Remember; no matter what the final result is, Mum will appreciate all the effort that you’ve put into creating a fantastic gift! Which idea will you try first?
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