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These bubble wrap flowers are simple to make for cards or keepsakes for loved ones in the warm spring and summertime weather this year.

Sensory painting is a super fun way to work on fine motor skills with younger kids and to have fun with your older ones. Bubble wrap is easy to in your local Dollar Stores and Walmarts. It’s easy to find and an inexpensive supply you can use! Often times you get some from your Amazon boxes which is even better – FREE! Make these bubble wrap flowers for fun or as a sweet gift for someone. Check out how easy these flowers are to make in your own home.

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Materials Needed for Bubble Wrap Flowers

Find all of the craft supplies you need at the local craft store or Dollar Tree. The only thing you may have to hunt down is the bubble wrap. These days, they use different bubble wraps in packages, but traditional bubble wrap is still sold in hardware stores.

Bubble Wrap – cut into different-sized circles
Paint in purple, blue, and pink
Cardstock 8 x 11
Green Marker

You can also use green paint if you don’t want to use a marker to make your stems and leaves.

How to Make Bubble Wrap Flowers

Follow these simple step-by-step instructions to make your own beautiful bouquet of flowers. The finished product makes an adorable card for any occasion or a craft to hang up on the wall.

Apply paint to the bubble side of your bubble wrap. Using two hands, flip and place the paint side down on the piece of paper. Lightly press and slowly pull up. It leaves a nice stamped image.
Repeat with the remaining flowers.
Use your green marker to draw leaves on the flowers and stems once the paint is dry.

Tip: You will want to press the bubble wrap flowers down semi-quickly because the paint may dry fast. Either work “quickly” or be prepared to redip your piece of bubble wrap. You can either dip the bubble wrap into a pool of paint on a plate or use a small paint brush to apply the paint each time.

Hydrangea Craft

These bubble flowers look like a bouquet of some of my favorite flowers- hydrangeas! While you can make these bubble flowers be any color of the rainbow…if you want to stick with classic hydrangea hues you will want to stick with blues, whites, pinks and purples.

Uses for This Fun and Simple Craft

Once kids are done with the craft, what do you do with it? Crafts always look amazing hung up on the walls or make sweet gifts. Depending on the time of year, these activities make great gifts for Mother’s Day or Grandparent’s Day! Give them with a bouquet of fresh flowers and put a smile on a loved one’s face.

Use the flower design to decorate cards, walls, boxes, and so much more. Cut the bubble wrap smaller for a mini flower effect and just have fun laying down the prints on different materials.

More Fun Flower Crafts for Kids

If you and your kiddos love doing flower crafts, you’re in luck. I have tons more you can do all year long.

Your kids will love making these fork-painted flowers to display around the house.
Handprint flowers are a fun way to make keepsakes for parents and loved ones.
If you use cardboard egg cartons, try making these fun egg carton flowers!
Flower pot cupcakes are always a hit and a nice treat in the spring.