Rainbows are the perfect subject matter when creating crafts as a family. Find your next colorful craft idea on this list. Our favorite is number 24 (we think you can keep it up all year long).
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Rainbows are just one of those images that make us happy. The best part about creating DIY rainbow projects is all the different ways you can use them. From a rainbow cake topper to easy rainbow crafts for kids, this list has a rainbow project for all ages.
We couldn’t believe how many awesome rainbow projects are out there. If you are considering doing many of these projects you may want to stock up on the following DIY & craft supplies.
Large DIY Word String Art Idea [Step-by-Step Tutorial]
Did we say we rainbows? This is why this large word art was the perfect artwork to have a rainbow color scheme. Create a one of kind string art with this great tutorial. This multi-colored string pack will help you create many cheerful rainbow DIY projects.
Do you love the idea of a rainbow sign for your craft room? If don't want to spend time creating the rainbow string art above, then this a great rainbow creative sign for you!
Use those old jeans to create a rainbow-inspired quilt. This is a great DIY idea to repurpose what you already have (and not feel guilty that you don't fit in those jean anymore)!
Rainbow Baby Quilt: A Complete Guide to Making Your First Quilt
These bright rainbow quilt colors are perfect for any baby. If you are ready to make your first baby quilt, this step-by-step tutorial will walk you through everything.
Rainbow Pasta for Creative Kid Friendly Dinner Recipes
While not a rainbow craft per se, how could we not include this awesome and fun rainbow dinner idea. I guess this is sort of a rainbow craft for whoever prepares dinner in your house. Your children will love this colorful dinner idea and make it healthier using organic food dyes.
This rainbow craft needs to be added to our spring craft ideas. Use a regular doormat and spray paint to create this welcoming DIY home decor idea. I am sure your guest will feel the rainbow and sunshine when coming to your home.
Need an Easter basket idea? We just love this rainbow craft turned Easter basket. You can choose to sew the fabric or just attach it together with a glue gun!
We never would have thought to spray paint Thistles! Using walnut wood stain and colorful spray paints definitely created a one-of-a-kind DIY rainbow home decor item.
The darker colors of this wall hanging are a new spin on your classic rainbow craft. Use natural twisted rope and colors or your choice to match your home decor.
If you love rainbows, then I am sure you want to add a few to your Christmas tree. Use your Cricut to create these fun rainbow ornaments. We love the extra glitter added inside because you get the shimmery effect without the mess.
What??? This was made with safety pins (these tiny gold ones)! We absolutely love this rainbow bracelet. Friendship bracelets may take on a whole new look.
Build a felt, paper, or printable rainbow cake topper for your next colorful party! This rainbow craft is the perfect way to dress up any cake for any occasion.
Use an inexpensive shower ring and different rainbow-colored ribbon to ignite your child's imagination. We love how simple and easy this rainbow craft is.
Add a twist to homemade cards by painting your watercolors in a rainbow pattern on top of a white crayon or oil pastel. This magical technique is fun for all ages.
Most of these DIY rainbow crafts are great for younger and old children. Rainbows are such an easy subject matter to work with. Enjoy this list of rainbow crafts for toddlers to preschool and beyond.
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Make Colorful Pinch Pots
Learn how to make pinch pots with kids easily at home. Once they are dry, paint a rainbow design of your choice.
The results from creating paper weavings are always super fun. Paper weaving is a great first way for children to learn how to follow directions, develop fine motor skills and work through when things are difficult. When they are finished with their rainbow weaving they will be so proud of what they accomplished.
Painted Rainbow Leaf Craft – Grace, Giggles and Naptime
Leaf prints are a fun and easy project to do. Your children will love using the colors of the rainbow. Just make sure they don't mix all the colors together (and if they do, don't worry about it they are learning color theory)!
You can pick up all the supplies needed for this easy rainbow project at the Dollar Store. Children of all ages will love arranging and designing their rainbow coasters.
This rainbow suncatcher craft is perfect for toddlers and preschool-aged children to work on fine-motor skills. They will be so proud to display this project in your window.
These adorable felt rainbows are the perfect project to use up that extra felt. You can either pre-cut the felt pieces for younger kids or allow them to work on making all the pieces.
If you are looking for a simple and easy rainbow craft for children, then look no further. These adorable paper plate rainbows are a fun project for all ages.
Rock painting can be relaxing and fun all at the same time. Allow your children to design their own rainbow to display. Just make sure you use a clear spray to seal them when they are done.
Bring joy with these DIY rainbow cards. Your children will love creating this but seeing the smiles when they give these as gifts. Not to mention, all kids love goggly eyes!
We are totally thinking we need to buy a pack of rainbow felt to complete all of these fun rainbow felt crafts. Your children will love this cheerful pee topper.
If you have an old box, marshmallows, and food coloring you can create this DIY rainbow. Even toddlers will love creating an easy rainbow craft (as well as working on those fine motor skills).
Erin Nutter is the DIY enthusiast, writer and photographer behind TheDIYNuts.com. She loves sharing her passion for do-it-yourself projects along with her husband, Eric. As an artist, mother, and lover of all things DIY she hopes to inspire you to be creative to make a life and home you love.