Kids Fabric/Bead Crafts
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Simple Napkin Folding for Kids
Napkin folding offers kids a way to try some simple origami-inspired folding techniques. The results can add a decorative flair to a special occasion dinner table.
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Easy Beginner Knit or Crochet Stuffed Teddy Bear
Children, tweens, and teens who know how to knit or crochet a square can piece together a series of squares and create a stuffed bear.
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Crochet a First Hat
For children (or adults) who've learned how to do a single crochet stitch, this is an easy pattern to follow.
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Create a Simple Twig Weaving Loom
Children can add novelty yarns, ribbons, dried grasses, etc. to a forked branch as a conclusion to a nature lesson or as a holiday decoration.
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Decorate a Reusable Shopping Bag
Decorate a reusable canvas bag with one of three design possibilities.
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Yarn Wrapped Crafts for Girls
Girls can take scraps of yarn and wrap hair elastics, flip flops, picture frames, and pencils to create accessories using fun textured yarns.
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Make a Beaded Charm
Twist a strand of beads into a charm that kids can hang from their backpacks, water bottles, and other belongings.
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Create a Yarn Stash for Kids' Craft
Parents and children can build their own yarn stash for an assortment of projects- even if they don't knit or crochet with the yarn.
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Weave with Yarn
Make a simple loom and weave a variety of textured yarns to create a wall hanging. Start with a small project that children can finish in a couple of hours.
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Make a Simple Friendship Bracelet
This bracelet is appropriate for boys and girls. Use favorite colors and keep or share.
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Make a Tote Bag from a Placemat
Even if you are still learning to sew, you can stitch a small tote bag or purse from a cloth placemat.
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Turn a Paper Tube into a Knitting Spool
Knit a bracelet, belt, scarf, or garland with this simple tool that combines knitting with weaving. You can learn to use a knitting spool In ten-to-twenty minutes.
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