Rainbow windsock

With a few more weeks until St. Patrick's Day we're having fun creating colorful crafts to brighten up our house a little. Color means lots of green and rainbows! We settled on one craft where we could combine both of them: a St. Patrick's Day Rainbow Windsock. This windsock is a decoration windsock for inside and is very similar to the one we made for the 4th of July this summer. Materials: White paper 12 x 18 inches Sponges cut into shamrock shapes Green paint Green (or gold) glitter Crepe…

All you need is a few simple craft supplies for kids to have a blast creating these beautiful rainbow windsocks this spring.

I'm having a bit of a Rainbow LOVE affair!! To celebrate a fine Spring day we decided to make some Rainbow "windsocks" for our tree! Keeping it super simple, cheap, colourful and fun. To make your own you will need: tin cans, (any size) primer paint, (in rainbow colours) varnish ribbon glue gun & glue stick nail and hammer or drill string To begin prime your tin can…I used gesso to prime ours…you could just as easily use white paint. Then, paint away with rainbow colours!! Leave it to dry……

EASY-to-make windsock craft for kids to make as they celebrate the arival of spring! This wind sock project is pretty and easy for kids!

We just tore off strips of newspaper, crunched them up and stuffed our rainbow full of them to make it puffy. Finish stapling the rainbow shut when you are

All you need is a few simple craft supplies for kids to have a blast creating these beautiful rainbow windsocks this spring.

The wonderful Watercolor Resist Painted Windsock for Kids catches the breeze, is beautiful, easy & teaches the wax resist painting technique.

How to make a rainbow windsock with your kids. This fab rainbow windsock is a brilliant make that is great for learning about the weather and the wind with your children.

Rainbow windsock