Spring has sprung! Celebrate the season with 10 EASY & ADORABLE Spring Crafts you can make in a DAY! Perfect for kids, adults, or DIY beginners! Let’s get crafting!
Spring is almost sprung, and with it comes a burst of color, sunshine, and the urge to spruce things up for the season!
Whether you’re looking for a fun activity with the kids, a way to celebrate the season, or a quick DIY project to brighten up your home, this post has you covered. It is brimming with 10 adorable and achievable spring crafts – all of which can be completed in a single day!
So, grab your supplies and let’s welcome spring with a splash of flowers and fun! Here are 10 easy spring craft and DIY project ideas that you can do in a day.
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When is the Best Time to DIY Spring Projects
When to start these projects depends on the materials you are using and your personal schedule.
In general, it is best to start planning and gathering materials several weeks before spring’s arrival. This will give you plenty of time to complete your projects and enjoy the beauty of spring.
That said, it’s your home. So start whenever you want!
10 Easy Spring Crafts and DIY Project Ideas You Can Do in a Day
I don’t about you, but I’m not up for any major decorating projects right now. Maybe it’s because I’m craving simplicity lately, but I want to quickly decorate a space on a budget with little time from me.
And if I can use things I already have on hand, that’s even better!
Some friends and I are sharing our favorite DIY spring craft ideas to help transform your indoor spaces in a short amount of time on a budget.
If you love pretty spring decor, you’ll love these easy DIY project ideas.
How to Arrange Flowers Like a Pro
Nothing says hello spring like a beautiful bouquet of spring flowers. So if you are ready to give winter the boot, let’s head to the grocery store or local florist to pick up some fresh flowers to enjoy in our home. Learn how to arrange flowers like a pro with these simple tips.
How to Make a Distressed Napkin Decoupage Lamp
See how easy it is to transform a $1.00 Thrift Store Lamp into a current home decor trend from my good friend Rachel from The Ponds Farmhouse. This napkin decoupage tutorial can be used on vases, bowls, etc.
How to Make a Rustic and Natural Spring Wreath
Here’s a rustic and natural Spring wreath using a variety of organic materials to create a unique look for your front door this season by my good friend Jennifer from Cottage on Bunker Hill.
How to Make Flower Arrangements in a Basket
Learn how to make a beautiful flower arrangement in a basket with these easy tips from my good friend Kelly from the Tattered Pew. This guide includes everything you need to know, from keeping flowers fresh to arranging them in the perfect way.
DIY Wreath with Painted Aged Terracotta
My good friend Cindy from DIY Beautify shared this DIY terracotta pot wreath is filled with painted and aged pots and oozes French cottage charm. It’s filled with succulents, moss and flowers from the dollar store for an inexpensive Spring wreath.
Stamped Egg Place Cards for the Dining Table
My good friend Michele from Vintage Home Designs shared these stamped egg place cards are the perfect addition to any spring tablescape. Or add an inspirational word instead of a name and fill a bowl for unique spring decor for your home.
Old Bed Spring Crafts Trash to Treasure
My good friend Wendy from WM Design House shared some 10 old bed springs trash to treasure with ways to style old rusty bed springs into spring decor.
How to Make Unique Flower Arrangements with Vintage Vessels
Looking to refresh your home for spring on a budget? It doesn’t have to cost more than a bouquet of grocery store flowers. My good friend Robyn from Robyn’s French Nest shared her favorite ideas to arrange inexpensive grocery store flowers with unique, vintage vessels for statement-worthy decor.
DIY Spring Wreath
See how my good friend Regina from Saved from Salvage took a vintage frame and turned it into the cutest spring wreath with a birds nest and pussy willow.
7 More Ideas for Spring Crafts and DIY Projects
And if those ideas weren’t enough to get the creative juices flowing, here are 7 more ideas for spring craft DIY projects.
Pressed Flowers
Collect flowers and press them between heavy books for a week. Once dried, glue them onto plain coasters or other decor items, and seal with a layer of clear varnish.
Dried pressed flowers can also be used in homemade soaps, candles, and potpourri.
Garden Art
Use old spoons, forks, and other kitchen utensils to create unique plant tags in the garden. You can even paint them with bright colors so they can be seen more easily in garden beds.
Birdhouse
Build a birdhouse from scrap wood you have laying around. Paint it and add decorative elements to make it unique.
Or make a dining table centerpiece using a birdhouse you have.
Mosaic Stepping Stones
We used to make these all the time when the kids were younger. You can buy those pre-made kits to make it easier.
But in general, gather broken ceramics or tiles and arrange them in a pattern on the surface of plain concrete stepping stones in some cement.
Spring Wreath
Create a wreath using a wire frame, floral wire, and fresh flowers and greens. You can also use silk or dried flowers for a long-lasting wreath.
If you have an old wreath hanging around, clean it up by removing the old decor and then tuck in, tie on, or hot glue the flowers and greens on.
I made a beautiful wreath from my cut flower garden with this technique last fall.
Fairy Garden
Plant a small fairy garden in a container to enjoy indoors. This is a fun and easy project to do with kids or grandkids.
Houseplant or Spring Flower Container Garden
Design a container garden of flowering houseplants or spring flowering bulbs that were forced indoors.
This is a great way to get your hands dirty and bring the outdoors in.
More Spring Craft Ideas
Do you have any spring craft projects that you recommend? I would love to know more in the comments below.
Here are some more spring DIY ideas to try:
- The Prettiest Thrift Flip Ideas for the Front Porch
- Upcycle Ideas to Make a Ceramic Bowl Look Like Stone
- Upcycled Vintage Chalk Frame
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