Coffee Filter Crafts for Kids of All Ages!

Make these cute flowers out of coffee filters using inexpensive supplies! Kids will love this project for spring or summer.

I can't believe how graceful pipe cleaner and coffee filter dancers can look! Aren't they beautiful?

Have fun creating a parachute for your LEGO superheroes. Boy, I really hope that Superman never needs one!

Make some sunrise art using coffee filters and cotton balls. No two will be alike!

You'll want to add this painting activity to your list of circus crafts. Such a creative idea and coffee filters are perfect for this!

Create a fun window display by creating a few coffee filter hot air balloons. Add some clouds and maybe a few birds! This is a great boredom buster on a rainy day.

Create a rainbow complete with a super happy cloud! Talk about blending colors and how a real rainbow is like this.

Coffee filters and aluminum foil make these fish light and sparkly. Such a fun idea to use as decorations at an under the sea or beach themed party.

Talk about outer space and the stars with this galaxy craft. This one is a bit different because you start with the coffee filter wet and then add the water!

How incredibly cute is this dragonfly craft? I just love everything about it, especially the colorful spoon used for the body.

A coffee filter ladybug is really easy to make! And look how cute it turns out with the googly eyes.

Create an apple core with a coffee filter and watercolor paints. Kids can learn the parts of an apple with this craft.

Watch the (super cute) video to see how to make these jellyfish. You can hang them from the ceiling as decorations!

Are your kids fans of LEGO Ninjago? They will love this easy craft to create some of their own!

Get out your feathers and googly eyes for this craft! A coffee filter is perfect for the feathers of a peacock.

Make your favorite emojis using coffee filters. These were created with crayons, so it was much less messy than other coffee filter projects!

What does the skin of a monster look like? You'll find out when you combine marker colors in this fun project! Add eyes and construction paper appendages to finish your creations.

Learn how to make a cute little bat craft for Halloween using a coffee filter and a clothespin! Kids will love this idea.

Make these beautiful coffee filter firecrackers for the Fourth of July! Glitter flue is the key to this sparkling craft.

Three coffee filters and a popsicle stick trunk is all it takes to make a Christmas tree! Kids can get really creative with this idea: add a star or angel on top, pom pom ornaments, maybe even some presents for underneath.

You'll love learning how to make this cute coffee filter snowflake craft, perfect for kids this Christmas or winter! Adults love these too.

Coffee filters are perfect for this Easter craft because they are so lightweight. Use them to add ears and a super cute fluffy tail!

Learn how to make a cute little turkey craft for Thanksgiving using a coffee filter and a clothespin! Kids will love this idea.

Look how intricate the beards are on these leprechauns! Kids will have a ton of fun with the glitter glue used to make the beard designs. This is a great St. Patrick's Day idea for the littles.

Make some carrots filled with yummy candy for the Easter bunny (or yourself)! Allie has also included some sorting activities you can do with the candy.

Making this fun garland is kind of like making snowflakes in May! I love all of the beautiful colors and shapes.

Make some watercolor heart suncatchers for a Valentine's Day window decoration! They look beautiful with the light shining through them.

Coffee filters, clothespins, and pipe cleaners are used to create these adorable little reindeer! Make all nine and give them name tags.

This is a coffee filter and paper plate craft in one! Hang these in the window for some spooky decorations.

Here is another way to create a turkey using a coffee filter. I'm a sucker for accordion folded legs! How about you?

Celebrate Earth Day with this coffee filter Earth activity. You can talk about ways to care for our planet and how everyone can chip in.

If you've ever made tissue ghosts before, this is the same thing — just with coffee filters. Super easy and fun to give out on Halloween!

Learn how to make a wreath with coffee filters from the dollar store. It's the easiest home decor project you'll ever do and kids can help!

Poppies just beg to be made out of coffee filters. Go ahead and do a search, they look like the are made from them naturally! Kids can make these all on their own, but if you want to display them, you may want to make a few of your own or guide them a bit.

Get the whole family involved with this project! Each person can dye some of the coffee filters to a certain level so they gradually get more color. Use this as a photo backdrop or as a wall decoration behind a party table.

Let the kids help with making some fun flower straws for your next party. They can dye the filters for flowers and leaves and you can assemble the straws. Then check out these other fun straw crafts.

Kids can help make the brightly colored coffee filter baskets for each day. Then you can fill them and put them all together. Or, each family member can make and fill their own days!

Create your own tea bags using coffee filters and loose tea. Kids may be able to do all of this on their own, but younger ones will need help with the hand stitching. Wouldn't these make a great gift for a grandparent?

Have fun creating this beautiful angel together. You can decide whether you want to dye any of the filters or keep them natural. Maybe a hair color? Or a pretty blue dress?

Keep cool this summer with your very own cherry blossom fans made from coffee filters! Kids can do most of this project on their own, you'll just need to supervise or help with the hot glue.

Here is another idea for a coffee filter wreath you can work on with your kids. They will have fun making the bright colors!