12 Kite Crafts for Toddlers: Fun DIY Projects for Windy Days
Engaging in kite crafts for toddlers is a splendid way to relish quality moments with your little ones while stimulating their creativity and skills. As you assist your toddler in the journey of making their first kite, you’ll observe their eyes sparkle with fascination and joy. From selecting bright colors to watching their masterpiece soar, the happiness they exhibit is truly invaluable. Therefore, collect your supplies, lay the groundwork for an imaginative journey, and get ready to observe the enchantment unfold as your toddler’s kite flies high, symbolizing their innovative spirit and your shared bonding moments.
Cupcake Liner Kite Craft
Get ready to soar to new crafting heights with the Cupcake Liner Kite Craft!
Cut cloud shapes, glue them onto blue paper, then fold and glue cupcake liners to form a diamond shape.
For extra flair, create a small bow by gluing hearts onto the white string.
Happy crafting with your little ones!
Mini Paper Kites
Crafting mini paper kites is a delightful activity that offers a hands-on experience for young children, especially toddlers. To get started, choose coordinating craft paper and cut it in half to create two 5.5 x 8.5″ sheets. Glue them together to make a double-sided sheet.
Then, using a ruler, mark and cut out the kite shape. Attach paper straws to form the frame and handle of the kite using twine. Add a tail using light-weight ribbon or string, and decorate with decorative ribbons or glitter glue.
This creative craft allows toddlers to explore colors, shapes, and textures while developing their fine motor skills. Enjoy the process of creating these mini paper kites with your little ones!
Simple Bird Kite
Embrace the wonder of flight with the delightful creation of a Simple Bird Kite.
Fold the paper, draw eyes, color feathers, and attach wings, beak, and tail feathers.
Add a string for lift and fly your bird kite outdoors.
Watch as it soars like a real bird, teaching toddlers about the forces of flight and the beauty of nature.
Enjoy the simple joy of kite-making and outdoor play with your little ones!
Paper Bag Kite Craft
Let’s dive into the captivating world of Paper Bag Kite Craft! Gather paper bags, yarn, popsicle sticks, scissors, and streamers. Decorate with stickers, paints, and markers.
Cut a hole in the bag base, attach yarn to a popsicle stick, and thread through the hole. Add streamers for color. Secure them well. Enjoy flying your unique kite outside, and experimenting with different techniques. Watch it soar in the sky!
Watercolor Kite Craft
As you soar through the creative possibilities of kite crafting, the art of watercolor kites beckons with its vibrant hues and flowing lines.
With supplies like watercolors in Prussian Blue, Indigo, and Green, watercolor paper, and a water brush, you can sketch a beautiful kite.
Add cross lines and wavy tails to your design, filling the background with Cerulean Blue.
Watch a detailed tutorial for guidance.
Stained Glass Kite
Explore the enchanting world of crafting with our captivating Stained Glass Kite project. Create a stunning kite frame with black construction paper and colored tissue paper. Seal the design with clear contact paper and add decorative elements like bowties. Hang the finished kites on a window to enjoy the colorful stained glass effect. Make memories with loved ones through crafting and fun tea parties.
Plastic Bag Kite
Embark on a delightful adventure with our Plastic Bag Kite activity, offering a fun and eco-friendly twist on traditional kite-making.
Enjoy creating with just a plastic bag, embroidery floss, and an easy-to-assemble kite.
This engaging project is perfect for low-drag wind conditions and will surely captivate your little ones.
Extend the fun by identifying wind direction and sharing your experiences with the Munchkins and Moms community.
Finger Painted Kites
With vibrant colors and endless possibilities, Finger-Painted Kites bring a touch of whimsy to the sky. Let your creativity soar as you paint Tyvec with tempera or acrylics. Attach bamboo plant stakes and add a string for flying.
These kites, about 1 meter high, are perfect for little hands to decorate and proudly fly. Enjoy the process of making and decorating your unique kite masterpiece!
Pasta Noodle Kite Craft
As you gather your materials for the Pasta Noodle Kite Craft, prepare to transform simple pasta into a delightful flying creation.
Break spaghetti noodles into kite side lengths and glue them down individually. Create a squiggly glue line for the string and attach baby bow tie noodles on top.
Paint all noodles with vibrant colors. Engage kids in the painting process to create a colorful and unique pasta noodle kite.
Tissue Paper and Drinking Straw Kite
Creating a Tissue Paper and Drinking Straw Kite is a delightful way to engage toddlers in a fun and colorful crafting session.
Cut one straw to 5 1/2 inches, notch both straws and secure them together.
Wrap string around the edges, tie a square knot and glue tissue paper flaps.
Customize with a V-shaped string for an added whimsical touch.
Enjoy the creative possibilities!
Paper Plate Kite
Dive into the joy of crafting with your toddler by making a charming Paper Plate Kite!
Start by letting them color a paper plate with markers.
Punch a hole at the edge and attach a long piece of yarn.
Finally, tie on the kite string.
Fly it on a windy day, standing with your back to the wind, and watch it soar!
Butterfly Kite Craft
Inspired by the delicate beauty of butterflies, this Butterfly Kite Craft is a delightful and simple project you can enjoy with your toddler.
Start by printing a butterfly design onto tissue paper. Cut out the shapes, then add wire and cocktail stick supports. Finally, attach the thread and streamers.
Your little one will be thrilled to see their creation fluttering in the breeze!
