Fairy Crafts For Kids


Welcome to the magical world of fairy crafts for kids! This enchanting wonderland offers the chance to spark creativity in children and provide them with endless fun. Whether you're a parent, a teacher, or a caregiver, these fairy craft projects will engage and delight children of all ages. In this article, we'll explore various fairy craft ideas for kids that are easy to understand, fun, and encourage imaginative play. The young at heart may enjoy them too!

Kids making fairy housesKids making Fairy Houses



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First off, let's talk about the essentials you'll need for your fairy crafting adventure. It's always good to have a well-stocked supply of basic crafts materials, such as colored paper, scissors, glue, markers, paint, glitter, beads, ribbons, and pipe cleaners. For fairy-themed crafts, you could add items like twigs, leaves, small pebbles, and artificial flowers to your collection (for fairy gardens and houses).

Fairy Gardens

A fairy gardenA Fairy Garden

One of the most popular fairy craft projects for children is creating a fairy garden. These miniature gardens are perfect for fostering creativity and teaching kids about nature. To create a fairy garden, gather a shallow container or a large flower pot, some potting soil, small plants or moss, pebbles and tiny decorative items like miniature furniture, houses, a swing, and of course you can add fairy figurines. Encourage the kids to arrange these items themselves, creating their own little piece of fairyland. You could create a fairy world in a section of your garden too, if you have one.

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Fairy Wands

Making Fairy Wands with KidsMaking Fairy Wands

Now, let's look at crafting fairy wands – a must-have for any aspiring fairy! To make a fairy wand, you'll need wooden dowels or sticks, glitter, ribbons, sequins and star-shaped cut-outs. Start by letting the children paint, color or cover the dowel. Once it's dry or covered, they can attach the star embellishments to one end with glue and wrap ribbons around the stick. Add a sprinkle of glitter, and their magical creation is ready for fairy adventures!

Fairy Crafts For Kids

Fairy Wings

Another delightful fairy craft idea for kids is making fairy wings. This project can be as simple or intricate as you want. For an easy version, grab some sturdy paper or cardboard, cut out wing shapes, and let the kids go wild decorating them. Using markers, stickers, glitter, and paint, they can personalize their wings as they like. Attach the finished wings to a piece of string or elastic to transform any child into a fairy!

little girl with fairy wingsLittle girl with her homemade fairy wings!

Fairy Houses

Creating fairy houses is a wonderful way to take children's imagination to the next level. Start by gathering collected natural materials like pinecones, bark, pebbles, and twigs. You can use these to construct the houses along with more traditional crafting supplies like cardboard, dowels and glue. Let the kids decide on the design of their fairy house—whether it's a treehouse or a mushroom home—and watch them bring their ideas to life.

Kids making a fairy houseMaking a Fairy House

Fairy Light Jars

Need a rainy day activity? How about making fairy light jars? For this craft, you'll need empty jars with lids, battery-operated tea lights, and paint. Have the kids paint the insides of the jars using glow-in-the-dark or translucent paints. Once the paint is dry, they can place the tea light inside the jar. The soft glow will give off a magical light, perfect for sleepovers or evening story time.

Fairy Stationery

Making fairy-themed stationery is another creative project for kids while also producing useful items. The children could design and personalize their own fairy cards or bookmarks. Provide them with cardstock, colorful pens, glitter, and stickers to decorate items that could be inspired by their favorite fairy tales. These crafts encourage imagination and also help develop fine motor skills.

Fairy Crowns

Introducing fairy-themed DIY costumes into your crafting can transform any ordinary day into a fairy-filled adventure. Ask the children to make their own fairy crowns using materials like wire circles, cardboard or cardstock, paper flowers, beads, and ribbon. This project may need a little assistance to make the base of the crown. The kids can then decorate with flowers, stickers, gems or beads to create crowns fit for fairy royalty.

The crown could also be more of a fairy wreath like a woodland fairy would have.

children in nature crownsNature Crowns

If you’re organizing a fairy-themed party or classroom event, you could make fairy crowns. This craft not only entertains but also teaches kids about planning and following steps to complete a project.

Fairy Dust Necklaces

Want to add a sprinkle of fairy dust to everyday life? Try crafting fairy dust necklaces! You’ll need small vial pendants, glitter (a.k.a. fairy dust), and a string or chain for the necklace. Let the kids fill the vials with their chosen colors of glitter. Once the vials are full, secure and attach to their necklaces. They will have their own bit of fairy magic to wear!

Fairy Lanterns

Decorative fairy lanterns are another great project that involves a bit of recycling ingenuity. Collect used tin cans, clean them thoroughly, and let the kids paint whimsical designs on the outside. An adult can help punch small holes to create fairy-like patterns. Place a tea light inside, and the lantern shines with fairy-like designs, perfect for outdoor evenings.

You could use an old jar and add a little fairy inside like the lantern below!

A Fairy LanternA fairy lantern made from a mason jar

Fairy Dough

For a sensory experience, introduce the ideas of making fairy dough. With simple ingredients like flour, salt, cream of tartar, oil, water, and food coloring, you can whip up a batch of magical dough. Add some glitter for a touch of sparkle, and you have a sensory treat that stimulates creativity while engaging touch and smell.

Fairy Doors

Another delightful fairy craft project is constructing a fairy door. Provide small wooden rectangles or use craft foam to serve as the door base. Let children use paints, colored pens, and embellishments, or natural wood and moss, to turn these bases into tiny doors that can magically appear against walls or trees, inspiring tales of where the entrance might lead.

A Fairy DoorA Fairy Door

Fairy Bracelets

Try your hand at crafting enchanted fairy bracelets. Using elastic thread and a selection of beads, children can design bracelets that express their own style. Include some charm beads shaped like stars or wings to keep the fairy theme alive. These bracelets make great gifts and souvenirs from a fairy-themed fun day.

Fairy Wall Art

Don't forget about fairy-themed wall art, which is a fabulous way to decorate a classroom or a child’s room. Provide canvas or large sheets of paper along with paints and other embellishments to glue onto the sheets. Encourage kids to paint their fairy landscapes or scenes. This project can take a few days, allowing for layering of ideas and colors.

Hanging Fairy Charms

Making hanging fairy charms can add a touch of whimsy to any space. Cut out fairy shapes from colorful paper or fabric, attach strings, and hang them from the ceiling or window. This adds a bit of magic to any room and can serve as a lovely reminder of their crafting time.

Fairy Sticks for Pots

Fairy stick for a potA Fairy Stick for a Plant Pot

Potted fairy sticks can be a unique addition to any plant pot. Using dowels, beads, and ribbons, create sticks that resemble fairy scepters, or add a little fairy to your stick. When placed in potted plants, these decorations create the magical feel of a fairy garden theme.

Fairy Treasure Boxes

Why not craft personalized fairy treasure boxes? Small wooden or cardboard boxes can offer a canvas for a child’s imagination. Equipped with paint, gems, and glitter, they can personalize their box to house all their tiniest treasures and fairy trinkets.


When the crafting day is done, don't forget to preserve those fairy creations by taking photos of the fairy craft projects for children to remember their craft activity. Creating a fairy craft scrapbook or digital photo album can be a wonderful way for kids to keep their memories of fairyland adventures.

In conclusion, fairy crafts for kids offer endless opportunities for creativity, education, and pure magic. Whether you're at home or in a classroom, these projects not only provide fun and engagement but also foster artistic development and imaginative play. Embrace the whimsical world of fairy craft ideas for kids, and watch them enjoy bringing their fairy creations to life.

Happy Fairy Crafting!




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