Mother's Day Crafts Kids Can Make

Mom won't miss this display! Embellish an oversize wooden clothespin with scrapbook supplies, then pin up your child's artwork for all to see.

Sources: Find large wooden paper clips at Archiver's or Hobby Lobby. MOM stickers found at Hobby Lobby. Flower accents found at Archiver's.

So easy to do, kids can braid up a table full of these pretty napkin rings. Present them to Mom after you've made her favorite breakfast.

Wrap a piece of patterned card stock around a votive candle holder. Cut thin strips of card card stock using decorative scissors. Place these strips of paper at the top and bottom of the holder. Then take a piece of white card stock and cut out the shape of a large flower. Glue on a large yellow button as the center of the flower, then attach it to votive holder using hot glue.

Let the kids decorate old glass candle holders using seed beads (or glitter) and glue. Simply add glue where desired, then quickly sprinkle beads over the glue. Mom will love the new look.

Mom won't be mad at you for getting your hands messy when she gets one of these mugs!

These pretty corsages make a great gift for Mom to wear on a special occasion.

An old lunch box is given new life as an art supply caddy. For texture, a variety of hardware washers were added to the surface and then highlighted with metallic paints. Mom will appreciate a new way to organize her supplies.

Paint a colorful planter for Mom's patio garden or indoor terrace.

Make every meal a special event with these colorful mats gracing the table. Cook Mom's favorite meal to really make dinnertime special on Mother's Day.

Create unique glassware for Mom using your own playful artwork designs.

Give a photo framed in a heartfelt message to Mom on Mother's Day. It's fun to make, too!

Say "Happy Mother's Day" by making Mom a paperweight disguised as a cute animal or bug.