How to Make Butterfly Crafts

These unique tin punched butterflies can be found on the Gingerbread Snowflakes lens.

This is a very easy project that I think it would make a cute arrangement or mobile for a babies room. Use any kind of bead as long as the chenille strip will thread through it----and that's a lot smaller than you imagine. Then use your babies room decor to decide on the colors. Real cute!! Go to indietutes for the instructions.

A butterfly on a dowel is what this butterfly is. Imagine all the different butterflies you could make and display with this pattern. Go to the Martha Stewart website for this butterfly craft.

This is a beautiful brooch and you can find the directions at Bead Jewelry Making.

Make these to stand or make them to hang, either way they are fun to make and display. Find them at Kids & Glitter.

Nothing says Spring like a nice butterfly mobile. Try your hand at making these by going to INDIE FIXX for the directions.

A cute chandelier for a baby room or change the print and make it for a bathroom or a girls bedroom. Directions are at carina gardner.

Add an elegant touch to any room with these beautiful butterflies. For directions go to the Curbly website.

Butterflies under glass and so very beautiful. This could easily be given as a gift. The directions for this project can be found at Lolly Chops.

Easy to make butterfly magnets to hold those precious drawings brought home from school. The directions are found on the Kids & Glitter website.

Can you imagine the fun the kids would have making these butterfly pencil toppers. Show them how with the help of the directions at Big Backyard.

A butterfly puppet using a brown paper bag as the base. By using different colors, the kids can make their own version of this butterfly puppet. Go to Kids & Glitter for the directions for this project.

An air freshener with a new polka dotted look. This is so cute, and you'll find it at free Kids Crafts.

Even pre-schoolers will love making and playing with these butterfly masks. Crayola is the place to find the directions for this cute project.

Let's party! If you are planning a party, why not make these butterfly straws as part of the decoations or as an activity for the guests? Cute and easy to make. Find the directions at the GoodHousekeeping site.

This is an easy craft project even for the little kids. For the directions, go to All Kids.

Have your kids, at home or in the classroom, make a bunch of these, attach fishing string to them and hang them from the ceiling. I'd have them make both sides look like the top of the butterfly so as the butterflies turned, full butterflies would be seen. Made from clothespins and coffee filters. Get instructions by going to dollar store crafts.

Such a simple, yet pretty little butterfly. If you'd like to make some of these, go to Crafty Noodle.

Quick and easy paperclip butterflies that you can find at How About Orange.

A beautiful butterfly that will be a great project for the family. If you want to make one of these butterflies, go to Crayola.

I'm sure you'll be able to imagine this butterfly wreath in your home. It would make a nice gift for the kids to make to give for Mother's day. The directions are at Buzy Bunny.

hese are fused fabric butterflies. Imagine all the different fabric prints that you could use for this project. Go to Piggy Giggles for the directions.

I think a couple of these made as a set would be beautiful pictures to hang on a young girls or a baby's room wall. I love the added touch of the button body. For the directions for this project, go to HomemadeGiftGuru.com.

You and your child can make lots of these butterflies and very economically. Go to easy Child Crafts for the directions.

Another little butterfly mobile that I thought looked cute and easy. Find the directions at first patette.

You could keep the little ones busy for quite some time gluing gems, sequins or buttons on this little butterfly. Go to the Busy Bee Kids Crafts site for the directions.

You will be amazed at how easy this project is, and it'll make some little girl very happy. For the directions, go to My Craft Discovery.

The kids and you will love making this cute little clay butterfly. To find the instructions, go to Art Platter.

Can you imagine how much fun the kids would have making these? I think they would be great to take along camping or to a game where you appreciate being able to make the air move a bit. For the directions for these nice little fans, go to firstpalette.

A cute project using a toilet tissue roll and colored tissue papers on the wings of this butterfly. You can find the directions at thrifty fun.