3D Star Wand
Will you be watching a 4th of July parade this year? The children will need something to wave, and this 3D star wand could be just the answer!
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Celebrate Independence Day by trying out some of our original, easy Fourth of July crafts with your kids! We've got something for all ages and abilities, as well as crafts that work well in groups or for parties.
Will you be watching a 4th of July parade this year? The children will need something to wave, and this 3D star wand could be just the answer!
Decorate your table for Fourth of July with these patriotic placemats, and the kids will enjoy helping you to make them! You could ask the children to sign and date them and then laminate them to keep them for next year, if you like.
This is a quick and easy Freedom Bell or Liberty Bell craft for Independence Day or MLK Day.
Freedom Bell or Liberty Bell Craft
We've designed this printable 4th of July bunting to be easy on your printer ink but still give a colourful display. Letters spell out "4th of July" and we've provided stars on blue, red stripes and rocket flags too, so that you can extend the bunting as far as you need it.
This stylish mobile makes a great Fourth of July project for crafty kids, and a decoration which you will be proud to display for your celebrations.
The kids will enjoy making this perfect accessory for your Fourth of July picnic. Hopefully the sun will come out on the day!
Paper chains aren't just for Christmas! Why not make these patriotic paper chains to decorate the classroom or home for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee?
This patriotic pen pot craft bears a striking resemblance to Uncle Sam's hat! It is quick and easy craft for kids of all ages for Fourth of July.
Here's a cute mini Uncle Sam's hat made out of a cork - who says that even pencils can't be decorated for Fourth of July!
Have some fun at your Canada Day or Independence Day picnic sailing our patriotic rafts. Why not make a few and, using drinking straws to blow the sails, have races!
Here's a Patriotic Snack Pot kids craft for Fourth of July - fun to paint and useful for picnics and parties, too!
Children can make this stunning patriotic wand to wave at the Independence Day parade, to decorate the house, or just for fun!
This sparkly pencil topper is a quick and easy craft for kids, and a perfect craft for Bonfire Night, Fourth of July or Canada Day.
Our Star Wreath craft idea is fun for kids of all ages to create and makes a super patriotic 4th of July door or table decoration.
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Get out the fabric paints and scraps and have a go at creating your own Stars and Stripes t-shirt, perfect for Fourth of July celebrations of perhaps the Olympics!
Children can make this patriotic Stars And Stripes window flag to decorate the house ready for 4th of July. It looks really pretty with the sun shining through it! Younger children will need help with the cutting.
This Statue of Liberty crown is perfect for your Fourth of July picnic or parade! Team it with our torch craft and your kids will have a perfect dressing up outfit for Independence Day!
Make a Statue of Liberty torch and crown with your kids and dress up for Fourth of July this year! All you need is some kitchen foil and a cardboard tube, and some imagination..
This Uncle Sam craft for kids is a great Fourth of July activity, using simple craft cupboard supplies and a little bit of paint and patience!
Perfect for your Independence Day parade or picnic, this Uncle Sam Hat is fun to make and will help your child celebrate the Fourth of July in style!
Make our USA flag fuse bead pattern for July 4th, Presidents Day or any other patriotic occasion. Ideas for using fuse beads here.
Show your support for your team or country by decorating a baseball cap with your flag - fun to make and wear! We also made patriotic T Shirts to match.
These window stars will brighten up your view for your Fourth of July party! And don't just hang them on windows - tie them up in doorways, on balconies and porches, the garden... Good tracing and cutting practise for younger kids, too.
Often children enjoy the idea of fireworks more than the actual fireworks themselves! But we are sure they will enjoy sitting down to these firework activities.