Welcome to this summer edition of BritMums’ Crafts. I hope you’re have a great summer. I’m here to share some wonderful suggestions for Easy Craft Ideas for Summer from our amazing community of parent bloggers. Also don’t forget we have some great ideas on our Crafting with Flowers post.
As we all manage to get a little more time outside its great to have a bank of easy summer crafts for outdoor play. Yet also be a little prepared for rainy days and car trips. As always, we have summer craft projects for all levels of crafting, from messy play, print and go to scrapbooking ideas.
Easy Craft Ideas For Summer
Outdoor Summer Craft Ideas
Make A Stick Boat
Becky from Family Budgeting shares a wonderful tutorial, perfect for the little engineers amongst us to make a twig boat. This is such a great supervised activity for families to keep cool on a hot day.

Summer Craft Activities With Ice
If you have mini architects on you hands? Gemma from Childsplay ABC has created this glorious collection of ice based summer crafts. I think my favourite has to be the edible ice cubes, but check out the igloo and ice globe they’re so cool.

Talking Of Ice Check Out These Cool Frozen Colour Pages
If the kiddies are Frozen Fans, these Frozen colouring pages are perfect for printing off for summer holidays, rainy days and long car journeys and are filled with all your favourite Frozen characters.

Make Toilet Roll Mini Beasts
For those explorers amongst us, check out Hannah’s Toilet Roll Mini Beasts. It’s such a fantastic all weather activity which can be set up in garden the shade for a little added nature inspiration, or indoors on a rainy day. And just look at how cute they are?

Summer Crafts With Petals
How pretty is this summer petal craft from Jennie and Gin, Gin and Roo? This is such a wonderful creative activity for budding artists. It’s one of those anything goes crafts, giving little creative hands free reign and older more concerning crafters creative freedom.

Summer Fancy Dress Ideas
Summer is all about the bees right? So it makes sense to spend a little time learning all about bees and why we need them. Even better make you own life size bees, I adore these easy summer bee costumes from Caro and nothing gets kiddies excited like the chance to dress up.

Summer Scrapbooking Ideas
If scrapbooking is your thing, Donna has created this excellent summer scrapbook titles post. Whilst yes, it’s perfect for cutting out on cutting machines, you can print the files off and colour in if the little ones need a little time out. If you want to try scrapbooking, this is a great place to start.

Free Summer Printable Activities
Printable Summer Reading Bookmarks
Jen from Mum In The Mad House has designed these adorable printable bookmarks for summer reading activities and challenges. This is such a creative way to make reading fun during the summer holidays.

Word Searches For Car Journeys And Rainy Days
Over on Cruising For All we have a great selection of Disney and cruise themed word searches. These are perfect for long car journeys and rainy days. You might even find a Frozen one in there for Frozen fans.

Frozen Colouring Pages
If the kiddies
Printable Summer Stickers
I have created printable summer stickers, perfect for summer journals, wish lists and creative play; there are even a few cocktails for Mum and Dad. This project will give the kiddies hours of fun whilst they cut out their summer stickers by hand. If you want to know how I made these stickers check out my tutorial on how to make stickers with Cricut.

I hope that diverse collection of summer crafts has given you a little summer crafting inspiration? Sometimes a last minute craft activity is such a great way of creating wonderful family memories.
Next month we will be looking at crafts using recycled materials. So please do email me at travelingchristie@gmail.com if you have any great projects to share.
Summer Crafts For The Home
What’s better than having a beautiful floral-adorned front door? Check out this stunning Faux Flower DIY Summer Door Wreath created by Caro at the Listed Home. This will brighten up even the dullest doors and last all summer.

More crafts for adults and children
About Sarah Christie
Sarah Christie is the editor of the award winning blog Extraordinary Chaos, this started out life as a family travel blog, however Sarah's family travel adventures now live over on Cruising With Kids and Extraordinary Chaos Travels, leaving Extraordinary Chaos as a place for Sarah to share her love for craft and food. Here you will find her happily spending her time cooking and designing her next Cricut craft project or set of printables.
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