Mushroom Crafts: Fun-gi Ideas for All Ages!

Turn a plain white paper cup and some felt into a whimsical fairy house. These little mushroom houses are super fun to make!

Learn how to make the cutest mushroom perler beads perfect for spring or summer! Both kids and adults will enjoy these 25+ patterns.

Create some fuzzy little mushrooms using pipe cleaners and beads. This would be a good fairy and gnome party activity and favor to take home!

Who doesn't love tearing up paper? Your kids will have fun making this torn construction paper mosaic mushroom art!

Take a nature walk to gather acorns with caps. Then settle in with some paint and patience to make these little acorn toadstool cuties!

A toilet paper roll and corrugated cardboard become an adorable mushroom. Wrap a piece of birch bark around the stem for a more natural look.

Get the free printable or draw and cut your own pieces to make a whimsical mushroom fairy house complete with fairies in the windows!

Having a woodland themed party? Kids can create these "fun-guys" out of paper bags to place around the yard!

Jamie made these bright colored felt mushrooms to go along with her pup Boo's gnome dog costume for Halloween. You have to check out the adorable photos!

Champagne corks are the perfect shape for mushrooms - just paint them! Then head over for the pipe cleaner pixie tutorial on the same site.

Add this fun painting project to your list of macaroni art ideas! Kids can have fun choosing which shapes are best for the mushrooms.

Head to the wood section of the craft store to find the half balls and candle cups to make these cute mushrooms! The only other things you need are paint and glue.

Here is another mushroom craft where you can find supplies in your recycling bin! Cut sections of an egg carton to glue together and paint.

Turn bright colored paper and a toilet paper tube into little mushroom houses. Create a whole village for your fairies to enjoy!

Draw a mushroom scene and fill it in with colorful seeds! Just follow along with this easy step-by-step tutorial.

This eco-friendly activity for kids turns eggshells and tissue paper into mushrooms. Start the day trying to crack your breakfast eggs in half so you can reuse the shells for this craft!

Follow along with the step-by-step photos to make this mushroom whose cap sticks out from the page! Cut the pieces from colored paper, or they have a template you can print out and use.

Do you like button mushrooms? Well these are kind of like them, but you can't eat them! Use buttons and craft sticks to make different size mushrooms.

Find out how to paint and glue stones to look like mushrooms. They will look cute in potted plants, or out in your garden!

Learn how to make an easy Super Mario Bros origami mushroom with this tutorial! Perfect for gamers and origami enthusiasts of all skill levels.

Get the free pattern and tutorial for making this adorable mushroom playmat. This is perfect for a woodland themed nursery!

Learn to make these cute bookends using supplies found at the craft store! You’ll learn a great technique for weighing down the wood blocks. Isn’t the woodland and mushroom theme so fun? Perfect for kids’ rooms.

Create this fall wreath with supplies found at the dollar store. I love those chunky mushrooms!

Pumpkins + Mushrooms = 'Shroomkins! I am amazed that these yellow capped mushrooms were made with Styrofoam pumpkins and pool noodles.

Wow, these crepe paper mushrooms look like real ones growing in the wild! They are not the easiest craft on this list, but they look amazing.

You'll use a tapestry crochet method to create this adorable zippered mushroom pouch. I can think of so many uses for a pouch this size.

Give a kid's step stool a super cute makeover by hand painting it to look like a mushroom. This would also work well with cottagecore style.

Create some fun mushrooms using scrap fabric. Leave them as-is or add some embellishments. You can display them in a bowl, spread them around the house or create a lovely garland as shown!

Use tissue paper and Elmer's Art Paste to paper mache the caps of these mushrooms. Pleated paper was added under each cap, but you could also use mini baking cups.

Get a free knitting pattern for these fingerless mittens with a delightful mushroom pattern. Perfect for when the fall nights get cooler!

Here is another recycling craft idea! Turn an empty container from toddler puffed rice snacks and a shallow plastic bowl into a mushroom bird feeder.

Nicole made these magical toadstool colored pencils as favors for a gnome party. Can you guess what she used for the toadstools?

Technically, this craft from Michaels is a framed floral art. However, the blue button flowers used look exactly like mushrooms, don't you think?

Have fun coming up with super cute ways to paint these air dry clay mushroom ornaments. I love that she didn't use the traditional colors.

Spruce up your garden, or create a fairy garden with these clay pot mushrooms. They would make cute fairy houses if you paint a door!

Turn 2 thrift store finds (a wood vase and wood bowl) into a great mushroom decor piece.

By day, this piece looks like realistic mushrooms created from clay. At night, you can surprise everyone with the fact that they light up!

Get a free forest mushroom knitting pattern for beginners! I love the thought of using these in a wreath or other fall decor project.

Find out how easy it is to create a beautiful glass mushroom for your garden. Can you believe that this is just a drinking glass and candy dish lid? Awesome!

Natalie gives you the design to make your own level up mushroom out of vinyl! This shirt is instantly recognizable to anyone who sees it (you can also put this design on a bag, apron, or any other fabric surface).

Have your pins handy and look great while you sew by wearing this toadstool wrist pincushion. It just makes me smile looking at it!

This mushroom garland is so cute and perfect for fall or a baby’s nursery or other woodland themed decor.

You won't believe what you use to make these super simple DIY mushroom lights for your home—hot glue! Yep, you'll add hot glue to fairy lights. Then add your lights to any room you want to give a whimsical feel.