These 25+ Fourth of July crafts are perfect for making and then decorating! You’ll want to use these genius ideas year after year.
Are you ready to add a splash of patriotism to your home decor this summer? When it comes to celebrating the Fourth of July, going all out with red, white, and blue isn’t just fun – it’s practically a national duty!
And who says you can’t keep the party going all the way until Labor Day? Not me, that’s for sure. My motto? “Summer is for stars and stripes!”
So, in the spirit of Uncle Sam and all things star-spangled, I’ve scoured the land of the free for the most fabulous Fourth of July craft ideas.
From wreaths that welcome guests with a burst of patriotism, to table decor that screams ‘fireworks and freedom,’ these crafts are the crème de la crème of Independence Day DIY.
And the best part? You don’t have to be Martha Stewart to pull them off. Whether you’re a crafting newbie or a DIY diva, these projects are easy, fun, and oh-so-festive.
Picture your living room decked out in red, white, and blue, making every day feel like a celebration of freedom.
That’s the kind of vibe we’re aiming for with these crafts. And yes, they’re so stylish, you’ll want to keep them up long past the fireworks.
So, are you ready to unleash your inner Betsy Ross and get crafting? Scroll down and dive into this handpicked collection of the best Fourth of July craft ideas.
From subtle touches of patriotism to full-blown flags and fireworks, there’s something here to suit every style and skill level.
Don’t forget to let me know which project catches your eye in the comments below. I’m curious to see which craft wins your heart and earns a spot in your home.
Will it be the star-spangled flag garland, the fireworks-inspired centerpiece, or something even more spectacular?
Grab your glue gun, round up your red, white, and blue supplies, and let’s make this Fourth of July the craftiest one yet!
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Patriotic Luminaries
Myra went thrifting and found a ton of glass jars to make pretty for the Fourth of July! I love all of the different types of trim used in these pretty luminaries.
Learn how to make a 4th of July deco mesh wreath inspired by an American flag! Perfect for beginners and a great addition to holiday decor. I love the sparkly stars!
This cork board is so dang cute that I’d keep it out all year! What a great tool for tracking all the fun July events, parades, BBQs, picnics, parties, and more!
Kierste shows you how to paint burlap the easy way, then use it to make a festive flag pillow. You’ll want to read her tutorial so you understand how she got those amazingly crisp lines!
These American flag DIY lanterns are perfect for the 4th of July! This project is super simple and inexpensive. Make these mason jar lanterns in just a few minutes.
If you’re looking for patriotic home decor you can make in just a few minutes, this DIY wreath is going to be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s perfectly sparkly, and the little flags are a nice touch!
Vanessa shows you how to fake frosted glass to make these unique mason jar centerpieces. This is one of those Fourth of July crafts that is perfect for parties, themed showers, and more.
4th of July crafts are that much more fun when they are recycled! Fish those old paint chips out of the drawer and add to a canvas to make unique flag inspired wall art.
If you like easy Fourth of July crafts, this one’s for you! Learn how to make the EASIEST 4th of July wreath using Duck Tape! It’s so simple that even a kid can do it.
Whether you are hanging out in the backyard grilling burgers or you are lounging in the shade on the front porch; this patriotic serving tray is perfect for transporting and serving your favorite summer drinks.
These easy 4th of July sand candles look perfect when layered in a variety of red, white, and blue patterns. I’d love to make these for other holidays as well!All you have to is layer sand in containers and press a small votive into the top.
Use dollar store flags on a sticker to create this easy and budget friendly banner! Dollar Tree has Fourth of July crafts materials, so I’d look there.
Show your American pride with these colorful letters for patriotic decor. Buy plain wooden letters (available at crafts stores) and get creative with red, white, and blue acrylic paint. Mix and match solid colors with stars and stripes.
Which of these Fourth of July crafts would you try first? Don’t forget to check out our Fourth of July kids crafts as well! Plus check out these other posts:
