Minion Crafts: Bring the Magic from Gru’s Lab to Your Home

This might be the first amigurumi creature I try. I love the bright and bold colors used for the body and the overalls.

Kids love slime! They will enjoy making this and then playing with it, but these would also make awesome party favors.

If you’re a fan of the Despicable Me movies, you’ll love these Minion perler beads! Get over 30 patterns that are fun for both kids and adults.

Turn your favorite minion into a tote bag with this sewing tutorial! I think Otto is my favorite (and his pet rock).

Use bright colored felt (don't forget the yellow) and clothespins to make some minions Christmas light garland that doubles as a Christmas card display!

Any kid would love to have a happy, bright dresser like this in their bedroom! Hmmm, I might even like it.

This cute Minion tote was made with a simple craft material! It's no mess, great for kids or all ages, and you can customize the size.

Use paper bags to make minion puppets. How adorable are these tracksuits from Minions: The Rise of Gru?

If all minions were pincushions like this, it might explain some things! It would be fun to use all black pins so it looks like hair.

This easy paper plate craft gives you one adorable minion! He is complete with overalls and hair.

I love when kids can learn about upcycling through crafting like with these plastic bottle pencil holders!

Everyone at the beach will be jealous of your minion sand buckets! See how easy they are to make with the free printable pattern provided.

Go to sleep with fun minion adventures in your head with custom minion pillowcases. That tuft of hair is perfect!

These minion party favors are easy enough to make—finish 12 of them in a half hour! Then fill them with whatever treats you like.

Make some origami corner bookmarks that look like minions! Maggy has a ton of corner bookmarks for you to make on her blog. You should definitely check it out.

Check out this TikTok from Russ Lee. Paint various sized flower pots to make an adorable yard decoration. You could also add some plants to the head!

Turn clear Christmas ornaments into glittery minion fun! I love the use of bottle caps for the eyes.

Get the free printable pattern to make this quiet book page with a minion theme. You can change it from two eyes to just one, and then give it some fun accessories like Elvis hair or a Santa hat!

Use polymer clay and some simple jewelry supplies to make super cute minion earrings. I like the banana!

This super-silly no-sew finger puppets is a fun Minion craft and gift idea for the whole family. Includes free printable finger puppet template. The bunny ears make them perfect for Easter!

I think I'd like one of these minion hooded towels for myself! Get out your sewing machine for this one, it will make the design easy to create.

Paint your Easter eggs yellow and then use the free printable Easter egg wraps and glue dots to make these cute little minions.

Say Bello to your new favorite phone cover! He'll keep everything nice and safe with the thick felt construction.

Create all of your favorite minions using popsicle sticks, paint, and construction paper. Make each one unique by changing up the smiles and hair!

This is an easy DIY kid's costume that can be made from everyday clothing items! It's easy to turn into a family costume as well.

Don't throw away your old tires! Use them to jazz up your garden with a minion DIY planter.

Make homework fun with these minion pencil toppers made out of felt. There is some hand sewing involved, but it is easy enough to use as a first hand sewing project!