This dandelion lion craft is a fun and easy outdoor craft you can do with your children this summer. Everyone will love this craft!
This is a craft I saw on Instagram and I have been so excited to try it. My children love picking dandelions from our yard and I was sure they would love this craft. Well, we tried this craft a few weeks ago and everyone enjoyed it. My four-year-old loves it so much that she wants to make one every day! I hope you enjoy this craft.
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What You’ll Need To Make This Dandelion Lion Craft
- Cardboard
- Sharpie
- Scissors
- Field of dandelions
How To Make This Dandelion Lion Craft
- Take a piece of cardboard and, using a Sharpie, draw a lion’s face with a big man around it.
- In the lion’s mane, draw some circles for you to cut out. These circles should be big enough to put a stem for the dandelion through without being too big.
- Cut out the lion and then cut the circles out of the lion’s mane.
- Take your kids outside and have them pick dandelions and put the stems through the holes in the lion’s mane.
- Once the mane is full of dandelions, it should look like a big yellow mane for a fierce lion.
- You can take out the dandelions and redo it whenever your kids want.
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Final Thoughts
I’m so excited to do this dandelion lion craft again with my children. They had such a blast the first time. Also, I really enjoyed watching all the dandelions in our yard get pulled. I hope the kids in your life enjoy this craft as much as we did. If you have any questions about this craft, let me know in the comments below.
If you make this craft and share it on your social media, don’t hesitate to tag me. Lastly, if you have a chance, share this with someone who might enjoy it. I appreciate all the love and support.
Thanks for reading,
Kel
