This mess-free craft activity encourages creativity! Kids will make their own flower designs using fabric squares that are poked into foam to create petals and then mounted on wooden stems. Once complete, these beautiful DIY flowers can be arranged into a lovely bouquet.
I was worried the fabric squares would end up all over the floor, but they poke right into the foam and stay put. My four-year-old needed a little help with the wooden stems, but she did the petals herself and was so proud.
My six-year-old finished a whole bouquet in one sitting without asking me for help once, and the fabric squares stayed put in the foam neatly. The wooden stems make it feel like a real arrangement she can display, which is way better than another piece of paper to tape on the fridge.
My six-year-old finished her first bouquet in about an hour and was so proud to hand it to grandma. The fabric squares poke into the foam super easily but stay put, and the wooden stems make it feel like a real arrangement she can display. We’ve already bought a second kit for her friend’s birthday.