Today we have a wonderful Recycled Milk Carton Birdhouse Craft for Kids for your next 31 Days of Love craft in the series. We do love recycled projects here at Red Ted Art – they are a great way to get crafty with kids, who love to go through TONS of materials, whilst also teaching them about the value “in the old” and how you can turn it into something new! I think this recycled milk carton birdhouse craft for kids, is such a cute Valentine’s Day craft for kids. Do follow the rest f the 31 Days of Love series. We also have more Milk Carton Crafts for you here!
Recycled Milk Carton Birdhouse Craft for Kids
Hi this is Stacy from Share & Remember.
I’m thrilled to be back and contributing to Red Ted Art’s 31 Days of Love series again this year! I have a super adorable, recycled milk carton birdhouse craft for kids: Valentine Bird House craft for children (or adults!) to make.
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Materials – Recycled Milk Carton Birdhouse Craft for Kids:
- upcycle old milk cartons (or if you can’t wait to collect them, you can get them some Milk carton craft boxes online)
- Mini Craft Sticks
- paint
- glue
- foam or felt Valentine shapes, including birds
- Washi tape
This is a great opportunity to use up some of those “bits and pieces” that you may find in your craft box, or for the kids to create some of their own!
How to Make your Recycled Milk Carton Birdhouse Craft for Kids
These milk carton birdhouses are SUCH an easy make! You simply:
- Assemble milk carton boxes.
- If you are upcycling, give each house a “base coat” colour with acrylic paints or enamel paints, these tend to “stick” better to the outside of tetra packs
- Glue mini craft sticks to the roof.
- Paint as desired. Allow to dry.
- Decorate birdhouse with Washi tape, foam and felt shapes as desired.
- Add bird.
Each birdhouse turned out so sweet!
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Jessie Barker says
This is an awesome idea to make a recycled birdhouse with my kids. I am trying to teach them how important is the recycling in our life. Thanks for the great idea!