Tissue paper crafts for kids

Tissue paper crafts for kids—over 30 fun ideas

Got tissue paper? If so, you’re in luck because today we’re sharing over 30 easy tissue paper crafts for kids of all ages. 

There are Spring craft ideas, animal crafts, suncatchers, DIY toys for play and more. 

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Tissue paper is one of the craft supplies I always have on hand. It’s affordable, bio-degradable, easy to work with and comes in a huge range of colours. 

You can use tissue paper to add texture to your creative projects, mod-podge and paper-mache it, fringe it, tassel it, and use it to make tissue paper art. It’s a seriously versatile crafting material!

Purchase tissue paper from the gift wrap section of any dollar or department store or upcycle tissue paper gift wrap left over from birthdays into crafting. Sometimes, the only items you need on top of this are scissors and glue.

Check out these easy tissue paper projects from our own archives along with some from our blogging friends around the world. Click on the links to see the full tutorial.

Tissue paper crafts for kids

Tissue paper suncatchers and candle holders

The different colors of tissue paper combined with the transparency make it perfect for use in suncatchers, mason jar tealight-holders or DIY nightlights. 

Tissue paper flowers

Tissue paper flowers are always popular at this time of year—and there are so many ways you can make them! Here are some ideas for starters.

Tissue paper birds and chicks

There are lots of ways to make spring chicks and birds from tissue paper. Here are just a few …

Tissue paper ocean animals

Tissue paper’s light, transparent texture makes it perfect for ocean animal crafts. Here are some ideas for you.

Tissue paper insect crafts

Tissue paper makes a great material to base insect crafts on too! Check out these ideas…

Tissue paper crafts for play

Use tissue paper to make DIY toys like puppets, pretend play food, and simple dress-ups

Tissue paper crafts for Easter

The range of bright colours makes tissue paper one of the handiest crafting materials to have on hand for Easter crafting. 

Halloween tissue paper crafts

I know it’s a long way off, but pin these ideas for later in the year because tissue paper makes Halloween way more colourful!

  • Use strips of tissue paper to decorate these bat and pumpkin suncatchers
  • Monster lanterns made from upcycled yoghurt tubs. Love the tissue paper pom poms for their hair!
  • Tissue paper pumpkins and ghosts stuffed with marshmallows are fun and easy Halloween treat ideas

I hope we’ve given you loads of tissue paper craft ideas to keep you and your kiddos busy. 

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