sponge Archives | Fun Family Crafts

Paper Lemonade

Craft up some lemonade this summer using paper, paint, and straws. Reward the kids with fresh lemonade for a job […]

Starfish Santa Ever wonder what Santa looks like in an underwater world? We think we have it figured out! What […]

Trade paintbrushes for sponges to create apples on paper plates. This fun and simple craft can be used for a […]

Set sail on your next fun craft! This Margarine Tub Boat is a great project for summer.

Give inexpensive craft pumpkins a faux finish. Kids love painting with sponges!

Transform a sponge into an adorable kitten or other animal. There’s so much room for creativity with this easy, inexpensive […]

This sponge ball pool game is super easy to make and inexpensive! Cut, bundle, tie and toss the sponges into […]

Paint a beautiful rainbow using a sponge. Great for a study of weather or for some rainy day cheer!

Turn sponges and duct tape into fun sailboats. Perfect for the bathtub or outdoor play.

Here’s a fun way to incorporate learning into your holiday art!

This is a fun way to make your own wrapping paper stencil using kitchen sponges, toilet rolls and paint.

Paint the sea with watercolor, the beach with sponge prints and then paint ships in different sizes and then glue […]

Paint the sea with watercolors and make the beach and the fish with sponge stamps. A fun ocean or aquarium […]

Turn plain kitchen sponges into adorable butterfly refrigerator magnets. So cute and so clever! A fun craft to celebrate the […]

Use a pair of scissors to cut ordinary dry household sponges into interesting shapes. Kids will love building with these. […]

Grow big, funny dinosaur (or dragon, or lizard) feet in mere minutes. A fun way to repurpose empty tissue boxes […]

Transform empty baby food jars into beautiful gifts, place cards, coin jars, vases or pencil holders! All you need is […]

Kids will get a kick out of growing shamrock sprouts. This is a great project to get kids ready for […]

A fun, spring time craft that works on toddlers’ and preschoolers’ fine motor skills. Finger paint the tree full of […]