Spring Flower Name Craft

This spring flower name craft is a great choice for celebrating the arrival of spring, Earth Day or Mother’s day. Children create their own planter box of flowers that proudly displays their name.

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Spring Flower Name Craft

Welcome spring in full bloom with this delightful spring flower name craft!

Perfect for celebrating the season or making a heartfelt keepsake Mother’s Day gift, this hands-on name craft lets kids create their own vibrant planter box bursting with colorful flowers.

It’s a fun and creative way for little ones to showcase their name while embracing the beauty of spring!

Supplies

• Spring flowers & planter box template – Download the free template at the bottom of this post.
• Cardstock paper – One sheet of brown and one sheet of bright white.
• Scissors – Child-safe scissors if crafting with younger kids.
• Glue – Stick glue or liquid glue for secure attachment.
• Markers, colored pencils, or wax crayons – Choose your favorite for decorating.
• Black Sharpie – For writing names in block letters

Instructions

Print & Color

Print the spring flower name craft template and use your favorite colors to decorate the flowers, leaves, and letter circles.

Cut Out the Pieces

Carefully cut out the planter box, flowers, leaves, and letter circles using scissors. Especially young children may need a hand with this step.

Assemble the Flowers

Use a dab of glue to attach the leaves and flowers, arranging them in a planter box.

Spell & Glue the Name

Arrange the letter circles to spell out the name, then glue them onto the planter box. Use a black sharpie to trace the name, making the letters bold and easy to read.

Download Instructions

Getting your hands on this fun and free printable spring flower template to make a spring flower name craft is really easy! Just fill out the quick form at the bottom of this post and hit that “send me the printable” button.

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For the best results, we recommend printing the PDF on high-quality card stock (letter size). Otherwise, the glue can bleed through regular paper.

Books We Love

We absolutely love reading! So, we’re always on the lookout for fun books to complement the screen-free activities we share here on This Tiny Blue House.

Here’s a selection of our favorite spring-themed books that pair perfectly with the spring flower name craft we shared with you in this post.

Planting a Rainbow -This vibrant book by Lois Ehlert takes kids on a colorful journey through the planting and blooming process, making it a perfect companion to your flower craft.

The Tiny Seed-Eric Carle’s classic tale follows a seed’s adventurous journey to becoming a beautiful flower, inspiring young readers to appreciate nature’s wonders.

Zinnia’s Flower Garden – Join Zinnia as she plants and tends to her garden, offering a delightful narrative that complements hands-on crafting activities.

Lola Plants a Garden – Follow Lola’s excitement in planning and growing her own garden, encouraging kids to explore their creativity both in reading and crafting.

The Reason for a Flower – Ruth Heller’s beautifully illustrated book explains the vital role of flowers in nature, making it an educational addition to your spring activities.

Flowers – Gail Gibbons introduces young readers to various types of flowers and their parts, enhancing their understanding and appreciation as they create their own floral crafts.

Before You Go

We had so much fun creating this spring flower name craft!

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