This Is A Very Cute Project To Do With Little Kids.

Over the weekend, my mom suggested that we make “tree jewelry” aka easy handmade diy suncatchers to put in our windows and our garden. Old cds are sparkly enough on their own, and even more so when you use epoxy glue to add additional sparkly things! Add glass beads directly to the bottom of a lace curtain.

Or, Punch Grommets Into A Regular Fabric Curtain Or Roller Shade.

Web discover 25 engaging and easy diy suncatcher crafts for kids and adults turning simple materials into stunning displays. Web what materials do you need to make a suncatcher? The faceted beads and chenille stems will be easy for them to use.

And Best Of All, It’s Super Easy To Make — Add Glue To A Sour Cream Or Yogurt Container Lid And Add Your Glass Beads.

I have also included an easier sun catcher made with plastic beads in this post, too. You'll find the instructions at fireflies + mud pies. A small whisk or fork;

Web This Diy Suncatcher With Glass Beads Will Reflect Sunlight And Create A Beautiful Focal Point Near A Window.

Parchment paper/heavy book for pressing the flowers. Gelatin powder (unflavored) boiling water; Web they are small and colorful decorations that catch the sunrays and bring a joyful ambiance to your living space.

Flower Blossoms, Ferns, Leaves, Etc.

This is such a clever idea for a suncatcher/window decoration! I thought that was just the cutest thing, plus i was in a really crafty mood! They are the perfect crafting project to make at the beginning of summer, so here are 13 colorful diy suncatchers.