Bring on the fall fun with these five adorable Tissue Paper Crafts for Kids! Each tissue paper activity is easy enough for the kiddos to do with little to no guidance, and they're all super cute! The best part is, with just a few products you can make all five of these little projects. From a colorful sun catcher the kids can hang in their window, to fall leaf shapes that they can add a magnet to and hang on the fridge, the kiddos will love getting their craft on to celebrate the season.
Clear Cylinder Boxes become festive luminaries with just a little Mod Podge® and a tea light inside, and watch the fall colors glow! Use the free printable leaf template and trace onto tissue paper to make the fall leaves. If you want to make the kiddos feel extra special, use these in the centerpiece of your Thanksgiving kids' table!
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This is a great project for any age, but especially the youngsters because it's so easy! Crumple up some Mini Fall Tissue Paper Squares and secure them to Unfinished Wood Leaf Shapes using Mod Podge®. That's all there is to it, and it's so cool to see the fun color variations that the kids come up with! To kick this project up a notch and showcase your little one's artwork, add a magnet to the back and hang on the fridge for all to see and admire!
This tissue paper craft is so awesome because the possibilities are endless, and the finished product looks like stained glass! Start by cutting a shape out of black construction paper (this can be any shape the kids want, which makes it fun). Secure the shape to a piece of wax paper using Mod Podge®. A little at a time, brush Mod Podge® onto the wax paper surrounding the shape, then top with Mini Fall Tissue Paper Squares. Once the wax paper is covered, let dry. Cut strips of black construction paper and glue them together to create a "frame" around the stained glass art. Hang in a window and watch the sun bring the sun catcher artwork to life!
This is such a cute craft for Thanksgiving! Start by cutting a corn shape out of yellow construction paper. Use Mod Podge® to adhere crumpled up Mini Fall Tissue Paper Squares onto the shape to resemble kernels. Cut "corn husk" out of brown construction paper, and adhere the corn to the husk. So easy and fun!
This craft is so fun, the kids are gonna gobble it right up! To make this tissue paper turkey, trace a bowl onto a piece of brown construction paper, then cut it out. Use Mod Podge® to adhere two googly eyes, and a construction paper nose and wattle to the circle. Crumple up Brown Tissue Paper (or if you plan on making the luminaries above you can just use some of the brown leaves), dip the tissue paper balls into Mod Podge®, and apply all over the turkey body. Cut pipe cleaners to create legs, then older kids can use a low temp glue gun to adhere the "legs" and feathers to the back of the turkey. Younger kids can use tape to secure the legs and feathers. Gobble, gobble!
