Sun catchers diy tissue paper

Get inspired with 23 stunning tissue paper suncatcher sets that are perfect for adding a pop of color to your home or classroom decor.

Make a star sun catcher for an easy kids' craft using tissue paper and glue. You can use this technique with other shapes too! Full tutorial plus more space activities at Backyard Summer Camp.

Create a cute tissue paper suncatcher in the shape of a leaf! We have provided a free leaf template outline for the diy suncatchers for kids! This is an awesome summer and fall craft for toddlers and preschoolers. The homemade sun catchers will look colorful and bright in your window!

These butterfly tissue paper sun catchers by Mommy Scene are vibrantly colorful accents for decorating your windows this spring ! Plus your kids will love that you're displaying something they made themselves! These colorful butterfly sun catchers are super easy and fun to make , you will need only a few simple craft materials to make them. You can use Mommy Scene's free printable butterfly template to create your very own beautiful tissue paper butterfly sun catcher:

I just love how bright & cheery these sun suncatchers make our room look! During the end of the school year, there is a lot of excitement about the upcoming summer months and the warmer weather. Therefore, I like to harness that enthusiasm and do a unit on the sun. We go outdoors and do […]

It’s easy to make DIY tissue paper leaf sun catchers! Seasonal crafts are a fun way to get the kids involved in making some colorful decorations for our home. These stained glass tissue paper leaf sun catchers are cheerful and easy to make with card stock and strips of tissue paper.

Tissue paper stained glass is a fantastic craft activity for kids and even adults of all ages! Hang your creations up in a window as a colorful decoration!

This tissue paper stained glass craft is so cute and easy for Valentine's Day!

This sunshine tissue paper suncatcher craft is so much fun to make. Bring the sunlight into your home with this summer sun craft for kids.

Sometimes, you just need something a little bright and cheerful when the rainy days are gray and dreary. With only one, little, pathetic window in my classroom, I decided we needed to brighten things up a bit for days when the sun wasn't so sunny. So we whipped up some tissue paper, stained glassed butterflies that fit the ticket perfectly.