We do love our yarn crafts. We also love making our own decorations. Put the two together and we’re going to love the result!
These woven wall hanging craft is rather simple, as well, which makes it a perfect craft to work on hand/eye coordination with little ones.
1. CD Dream Catchers
In my house, we are always on the lookout for great upcycling ideas.
If you want a clever way to use old items, these CD dream catchers are the perfect activity for your next craft session.
2. Stick Loom Weaving
This is a smaller take on branch weaving. These weavings use sticks with a ‘v’ shape and are a wonderful way for kids to contribute to your home’s decor.
You can have a great time searching for the perfect branch shape in your backyard or at a nearby park.
3. Rainbow Plate Weaving
Rainbow projects are always a big hit with my kids. To make this colorful artwork, you just need to cut a paper plate in half and paint a sky.
Then you can get started weaving your rainbow right on top.
4. Hula Hoop Weaving
I really love art ideas that let you recycle things you already have. You can use an old hula hoop to make geometric lines.
Then, let your kids have fun decorating it with fabric, ribbons, and yarn.
5. Mini Turtles
It is hard to imagine a weaving art project for kids that is any cuter than these little turtles. They are just so charming.
6. Embroidery Hoop Weave
Do your little ones need something fun to do at home while you try to get some work done? I know mine do.
Embroidery hoops serve as the ideal loom for a weaving activity that ought to keep them busy for a good while.
7. Clipboard Weaving Project
If you are searching for a craft that is a bit bigger but still a low-prep project, you can follow these instructions to create a clipboard wall hanging.
8. Woven Butterfly
These incredibly sweet butterflies are a great art activity for kids to display proudly in their rooms.
The body uses a pipe cleaner and beads, while paddle pop sticks create the perfect frame for weaving the wings.
9. Mini Woven Wall Hangings
Using just a cardboard loom, your children will have a blast making these small wall art pieces. They will brighten up any space in your house.
10. Branch Weaving
If you are looking for some DIY craft projects that help bring a bit of the outdoors into your home, this wall hanging is just right. It cleverly uses a branch for the loom.
11. Circle Weaving
How bright and colorful do these circle wall art hangings look!
You can let your kids show off their personality by using pom poms, beads, and whatever else they can find to weave into their design.
