We’ve rounded up some great Mother’s Day craft ideas from around the web (with handy links to instructions for your DIY pleasure). There’s something for all ages – easy projects for kids through to clever stuff to make for your own mum.
Instead of giving Mum real flowers this year (that, you know, can die or something), why not make her flowers by melting your old crayons?
Or if melting crayons is a little too hard, why not try your hand (pun: totally intended and completely uncalled for) at hand printed flowers instead?
These footprint cards are adorable, easy to make, and give you room to write your own special message to Mum.
Speaking of butterflies, these Butterfly Oven Mitts are perfect for the Mum who loves to bake.
For the techy Mum, these cable ties are an adorable way to keep her phone chargers away from the laptop chargers and not to mention those pesky headphones...
These soaps are a surprisingly easy project for kids from the age of four and upwards. Get the instructions from Kaboose.com here.
For the Mum who loves taking photos, why not try turning her best ones into coasters? Or just grab a handful of pretty pictures yourself!
If you're giving Mum flowers this Mother's Day, why not give her some creatively painted vases as well?
For the tea lover, why not try making this Mother's Day card? For instructions, head over to Kaboose.
It's a little late to order one of these keychains from Etsy, but they make a great craft project for kids.
You might not be able to drink out of these paper mache tea cups, but they look absolutely beautiful. Learn how to make them over at Ann Wood.
For something truly unique, learn how to create paper lanterns for your Mum this Mother's Day!
Last but not least, what's Mother's Day without a beautiful, homemade Mother's Day card?
Dad can take the kids shopping for a lovely tea cup for mum, then help them make this easy body scrub.
