This clear glue suncatcher is such a fun DIY for kids! Click the blue link above to learn how to create your own!
Kathreen Hong
Clear glue suncatchers
Discover how to make stunning suncatchers using clear glue. Get inspired with our top ideas to add a touch of color and sparkle to your home decor.
This glass bead suncatcher looks SO PRETTY sparkling in the sun! And best of all, it's super easy to make -- add glue to a sour cream or yogurt container lid and add your glass beads. It's quick, simple, and a super fun way to use glass beads! DIY Suncatchers with Glass Beads Glass bead suncatchers are so colourful and cheerful! Hang them in the window and they brighten up the room as the sun shines through the colourful beads. We got all the supplies for these suncatchers at the dollar…
Pat Baldwin
This lovely DIY glue suncatcher craft is perfect for adding a touch of color to your home. Your kids will have so much fun mixing food coloring and creating beautiful patterns in the glue.
Linda Roberts
This is a simple craft that is great for preschoolers and up. I love that we’ve made use of all of the plastic lids we’ve been collecting from yoghurt tubs, and my kids are always up for any craft involving glitter so this one was a hit! You will need • Plastic clear lids • Tacky craft glue (or PVA if you don’t have tacky glue) • Loose glitter •
Elbie
These gorgeous suncatchers are easy to create and make beautiful handmade gifts!
Katherine Hezlep
Glue star suncatchers with beads and glitter - a simple, fun craft for toddlers, preschoolers and up.
Diane Hausler
Easy DIY suncatchers- all you need is glue, a plastic lid and some gems! Instant gift!
Mosswood Connections
TISSUE PAPER SUNCATCHERS are a gorgeous Summer craft for kids. They look so bright and colourful and are super easy to make for all ages.
Art Projects for Kids
I was thinking the other day about the Elmer's glue suncatchers my aunt used to make with my cousin when she little. I had been trying to think of something colorful and a little translucent we could make them with when I noticed some pretty and bright drinking straws at the grocery store. Here's what we did: First, we filled a yogurt container lid with clear Elmer's glue. You can use the regular opaque kind also, but it won't be perfectly clear when dry. (Even toddlers love squeezing the…
Elizabelle Love
To create this glue sun catcher you only need a few products that you'll have lying around at home.
Michelle Crawford