Yes! The Pokemon Go craze has hit our street. All the kids are out with their Pokemon Go, capturing pokemons and going for walks. Fighting out battles in the Pokemon arenas and discovering new areas to explore. Pokemon is currently ALL the rage! So I thought – for when the kids NEED A BREAK from all that walking and capturing, you may want to check out some Pokemon DIYs. These Pokemon DIYs and Pokemon crafts are great for rainy days, for playdates or best of all – for when you are planning a Pokemon Party!! (I am SURE there will be a number of Pokemon Go Parties happening very very soon!!). So I have a fabulous selection of Pokemon related DIYs and some food ready for you…. come and take a look!
As you can imagine.. there ARE a lot f adorable Pikachu crafts as well as many Pokeball DIYs.. but we have tried to find you some of the other Pokemon Characters too. And there is definitely something for EVERYONE.. from young to old!
NOTE: first posted in July 2016, but updating it for you regularly!
SO. What do you think? Do we have enough Pokemon DIY ideas for you to keep you going?! I think there are some great Pokemon Party ideas here too and hopefully will have all your crafty inspiration sorted!
Comments
Trinitysays
These are so awesome! I love pokemon and I really want to try some of these, thanks for putting it all in one post, it helps so much!
Bit late, but we have just done a Pokemon party for the 7yo using a few of these ideas – giant pokéball lanterns (Ikea), pokéball pizzas and painted ping-pong balls to use for the party games. Each child crafted their own Pokemon (canon or imaginary!) from silk clay to take home. The cake was a chocolate / strawberry layer cake with a ‘bite’ taken out and a fat fondant Snorlax fast asleep on top!
Just saying, piranha plants are from the Mario games. Other than that, thank you for putting all of these crafts onto one post. That was really helpful for me since I am a huge Nintendo and Pokemon fan. Mybfaveouriye was the Pokemon Cans since they were really easy and the most useful to me.i wish I had the instructions for the Pokemon lanterns. Tho Ugh I understand why you can’t. Thanks again
Trinity says
These are so awesome! I love pokemon and I really want to try some of these, thanks for putting it all in one post, it helps so much!
Red Ted Art says
My pleasure!
Rachel says
Bit late, but we have just done a Pokemon party for the 7yo using a few of these ideas – giant pokéball lanterns (Ikea), pokéball pizzas and painted ping-pong balls to use for the party games. Each child crafted their own Pokemon (canon or imaginary!) from silk clay to take home. The cake was a chocolate / strawberry layer cake with a ‘bite’ taken out and a fat fondant Snorlax fast asleep on top!
Red Ted Art says
Ooh sounds amazing!!!
Anonymous says
I’d just like to say that while they are cool, Pirahna Plants are Mario, *not* Pokemon!
These are really cool though!
Red Ted Art says
Thank you for that useful insight 🙂
Naifu says
Just saying, piranha plants are from the Mario games. Other than that, thank you for putting all of these crafts onto one post. That was really helpful for me since I am a huge Nintendo and Pokemon fan. Mybfaveouriye was the Pokemon Cans since they were really easy and the most useful to me.i wish I had the instructions for the Pokemon lanterns. Tho Ugh I understand why you can’t. Thanks again