Adorable Flower Pot Crafts for Kids

Our flower pot crafts for kids are a great way to welcome spring and bring the beauty of nature indoors! It’s also an opportunity to teach children about gardening and help make kids plant pots to grow all their favorite flowers.

Why not use these as fabulous DIY Mothers Day gifts or indeed gifts for anytime of the year!!

Easy Flower Pot Craft for Kids

For this craft, we decided to recycle. We have made sure to recycle a empty containers (we used a hot chocolate container) to create these flower pots. We’re not only bringing nature into the house, but also saving the environment one flower pot at a time!

Your kids will LOVE planting flowers in these flower pots and also decorate them with flowers! Home made flowers!

A fun way to celebrate nature, or give as a gift to mom or a teacher.

You can make as many of these as you wish, in different colors! 

Remember to check out my awesome ideas for easy kids flower crafts

Up-cycled Flower Pot

Yield: 1

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Active Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

Difficulty: easy

Estimated Cost: free

Cute flower pot made from a recycled coffee tin and some paper flowers.

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Materials

• Empty container
• Paint
• Construction paper
• Pom poms
• Glue

Tools

• Paint brush
• Scissors

Instructions

Step #1:

Chose the base color of your flower pot crafts for kids - we chose a nice, bright yellow. Paint the entire container with the chosen paint. Set it aside to dry completely.

Step #2:

Cut out a variety of different flowers - in all kinds of shapes and sizes. If you are not able to cut freehand like we did, just draw a bunch on the construction paper with a pencil and cut them out. 

You will want enough flowers to nicely cover your pot with them.

Step #3:

Place a dot of glue into the center of each flower and glue a pom pom in place. You can use orange, yellow and white pom poms.

Step #4:

Bend the leaves of one of your flowers around the pom poms. Hold it in place for a few seconds. Once you let go this will give your flowers a little bend and make them stand out on the flower pot.

Step #5:

Repeat this same process for each of your flowers, it's a little bit time consuming but the end result is totally worth it.

Step #6:

Glue all the flowers onto your flower pot. All you need is a bit of glue on the back of the flower behind the pom pom. Glue them all around and fill up the pot. 

How to use these flower pot crafts for kids

• Make one and fill it with mom’s favorite plant for Mother’s Day.
• Celebrate spring and use these to start some of your summer garden plants. Simply transfer them into the garden when the weather is right.
• Show your teacher how special he/she is with a home-made flower pot filled with a beautiful plant for their desk.

You’re now ready to grab some soil and your favorite plant and fill up these flower pots!

Love being outdoors with your children this Spring, then get them hooked on some of my great garden crafts for kids

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From one of our Facebook members, Tiffany Danielle White and her two boys!

“My boys flower pots we just made 🙂 for their g.g. an nana ;). We had blast making them!!! love this page!!”.

We love what her boys came up with and nana and g.g. are going to love them for sure!

Wrapping them in construction paper definitely speeds up the drying process 🙂

If you want to know how to craft flower pot this is it!

 

 

 

 

Flower Pot Crafts for Toddlers

Some of my readers have asked if this is suitable for 2 year olds? I would have to say no, Mum would end up doing most of the work, BUT I do have a suggestion for flower pot making ideas for this age group.

Why not use handprints?! You can easily let a toddler stick their hand in some paint and either put their handprint on a piece of paper to stick onto a flower pot, or else get them to put it directly on the flowerpot! 

More Easy Crafts Like This One

Are you covered for those rainy spring days? If not, be sure to print some of our spring crafts for kids.

Don’t forget some more Mother’s Day crafts for Kids! Make mom some great home-made gifts to say I love you.

Some more cute flower pot ideas include my Minnie Mouse pot craft and my Superman flower pot for kids. These made great kids plant pots. 

Can you think of any other easy flower pot craft ideas? There are literally lots of things you might want to make. 

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