Bugs, bugs, and more bugs! Spring has arrived, so these little creatures are enjoying the pleasant, warm weather. Invite them indoors with these seven amusing insect crafts for your children. Each project is easy, adorable, and incredibly entertaining. Which bug project will you make with your little ones? Whichever of these crafts you select is bound to be a favorite!
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Firefly Sun Catcher Project
Firefly Sun Catcher Project: This wonderfully simple activity will add a charming touch to your home during spring. Your children will enjoy watching the sunlight shine through it. I Heart Arts N Crafts provides the instructions.
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Toddler Ladybug Hat Project
Toddler Ladybug Hat Project: Searching for an enjoyable, uncomplicated activity for your children? This ladybug cap, created with craft foam, is just the thing! It works wonderfully for birthday celebrations, school activities, or a quick way to beat boredom. Head to Make and Takes for the complete instructions.
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Cardboard Egg Carton Ladybugs
Egg Carton Ladybugs: Turn used egg cartons into these charming little ladybugs. Their feelers consist of pipe cleaners, and googly eyes give them a playful appearance! One Little Project provides the directions.
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Bottle Cap Bugs
Bottle Cap Bugs: Repurpose a few bottle caps into this charming insect project. Transform the caps into beetles, ladybugs, bumblebees, and other creatures! Visit TGIF This Grandma is Fun for the complete instructions.
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Paper Plate Caterpillars
Paper Plate Caterpillars: Shape a paper plate into a cheerful caterpillar. They are incredibly adorable and make an ideal springtime craft! In The Playroom shares the instructions.
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Simple Bug Craft for Children
Simple Bug Craft for Children: Use popsicle sticks to create several crawling and airborne bugs. Bring in any other craft materials you have available at home to decorate them. Juggling Act Mama offers this wonderfully easy project.
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Spider Craft Made with a Cupcake Liner
Spider Craft Made with a Cupcake Liner: For this children’s spider project, colorful cupcake liners serve as an ideal foundation. Finish it off by adding some string and googly eyes! The instructions are available from I Heart Crafty Things.