You’ll need a silhouette machine to print this craft out but if you have that, it might be the easiest craft on this list. Some embellishments for around the edges of the wreath (we used these glitter bow stickers from Baker Ross).If you’ve seen our paper plate crafts you might have seen this idea coming! Paper plates are a great base for stained glass suncatchers. Black scrapbook paper or construction paper in a pinch.At first glance, you wouldn’t even guess it’s made from tissue paper. If your kids just want to make something simple and colorful to hang in the window, this project is perfect – and all you need is colored tissue paper and some other simple supplies! The finished result is quite pretty too. Using an unused picture frame for DIY stained glass is so clever! Plus, using glitter glue and food coloring gives some really colorful, cool results. Peacock pattern (or page from a coloring book).One 32 x 24 thrift store framed picture covered with glass.The style of this method really reminds me of real stained glass too, with the black outline around each section of color. The techniques used in this stained glass project are a bit more advanced than the one above, but still kid-friendly. Faux Stained Glass with Acrylic Paint and Glue I’ve seen this stained glass project multiple times now and I still can’t believe it’s made from wax paper and bottle lids.

Stained Glass Painting with Bottle Lids and Wax Paper As a bonus, you may even be able to make some of them with things found around the house! 1. Are you looking for a fun art project to do with the kids? Try making your own homemade stained glass, the easy way!Įach of the crafts below uses different techniques and supplies, but they’re all simple enough for young kids.

Stained glass design ideas