Spoon Butterfly Kid Craft with Fun Chalk

My daughter and I busted out the Fun Chalk markers today and created this colorful spoon butterfly kid craft. The liquid chalk markers are so bright and cheerful and are so fun to doodle with. Your little ones are going to love getting creative and personalizing their cute butterflies.

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HOW TO MAKE A SPOON BUTTERFLY KID CRAFT

Supplies:

wood party spoons
black cardstock paper
Fun Chalk Markers
small googly eyes
pipe cleaner
scissors
glue

Directions:

1. Start by folding your black cardstock paper in half. Cut a heart shape out keeping the fold at the bottom. Cut two small slits at the bottom of the fold. These slits make it so you can insert the spoon.

2. Unfold the heart shape and use your Fun Chalk Markers
to decorate your butterfly wings. I love the way the bright liquid chalk markers look against the black background, but you could use any color of cardstock you want.

3. Slide your wooden spoon (wrong side up) down into the slits in the middle of your wings. Glue on your googly eyes and draw a mouth with your Fun Chalk markers. Cut a section off of your pipe cleaner, shape it into antennae and glue them onto the back of your butterfly. We also added a piece of tape to hold the antennae in place while the glue dried.