Tuesday, April 15, 2014

May Whisk Flowers


It has been raining here all day today. Don't get me wrong, I am by no means complaining. Our driveway it a river of yellow so I am so happy the rain is here to wash some of this pollen away! So while we were enjoying the April showers, the kids and I decided to make some May flowers.  This is a cute idea that for Easter, Mother's day, Earth day, or any other spring holiday.


  • Cheep whisks (I got a 3 pack at the dollar store)
  • Tissue paper (spring colors)
  • Glue
  • Pompoms
  • Pipe-cleaners (Spring colors)
  • Misc items to decorate your flowers with


 1. Bend the wires of the whisk down.

2. Arrange the wires to look like flower peddles. 

 3. To decorate with tissue paper, glue a fold of tissue paper onto each wire.

4. It will look a little crude when you're done gluing, but let the glue dry.

5. After the glue is dry, trim the paper. (Unfortunately, I only had white tissue paper, but this looks awesome with pastel colors). Glue a pompom to the middle.

6. To decorate with pipe-cleaners, wrap pipe-cleaners around each wire to fully cover the wires.

7. Get creative with your colors! After all the wires are covered, glue a pompom to the middle.

8. Use any kind of misc craft supplies you have to decorate your flowers. You can make all sorts of bouquets.

This craft can be done by all ages. Glue construction paper on and have the young ones color them, or let the teens hot glue fabric on. This makes a great gift for grandma!

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These are creative and cute!!
I used to make similar "flowers" with my Mom when I was a kid
It was fun!!
1 reply · active 574 weeks ago
I love memory filled activities!
Soo cute! And thanks for the tip about getting cheap whisks at the dollar store. My 4 year old is obsessed with pipe cleaner activities. I'm totally going to do this with her this week. And these flowers are a great lightweight gift to mail to Grandma!
Linking up from the SitsShareFest.
Cheers,
Shana from Technotini
1 reply · active 574 weeks ago
Thanks for stopping by! I love inexpensive activities. Enjoy! ;)
Your site is really helpful for us thanks for sharing.
Cool post.

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