Crafting with toddlers can feel like a whirlwind! But it’s still one of my favorite ways to spend an afternoon. The pure joy on their faces is just on another level!
So here’s a long list of easy clothespin activities to try with your little ones while you wait for… well, anything!
Easy And Fun Alligator Clothespin Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Kids Activities
Chomp, chomp! This toothy alligator is such a fun and silly craft. It’s an easy one for little learners to get into. All you need is a clothespin painted green and some paper for the teeth.
It’s a great activity for practicing cutting and gluing, and I just know my kids would love making this smiling gator for some imaginative play!
Pretty Clothespin And Button Flower Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Repeat Crafter Me
Do you have some extra buttons and clothespins? Yup, this might be all you need to make these colorful flowers. This simple craft is a fantastic way to support fine motor development.
It’s also a lovely sensory activity that lets toddlers explore different textures and patterns. What a fun way to get creative!
Simple And Easy Race Car Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Speedway Public Libr
Ready, set, go! Your little car lovers are going to have a blast with this one. Using clothespins and button wheels, you can make a super fun race car.
This hands-on project is perfect for boosting fine motor skills and sparking some serious creative play. It’s so simple and uses just a few basic supplies you probably have at home.
Quick And Easy Clothespin & Paper Handprint Flower Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Glued To My Craftsblog
If you’re a fan of handprint crafts, there’s one here for you. Handprint projects make such an adorable keepsake. (Sob.)
This activity uses handprints, paper, and clothespins to create beautiful flowers. It’s a fantastic sensory-friendly project for motor development and would be perfect for a Mother’s Day card!
Clothespin And Paper Dinosaur Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Beth Annaverill
Roar! Time to bring some dinosaurs to life with paper and plain wooden clothespins. Your kids can add teeth, eyes, and spikes to make their very own prehistoric creatures.
This is such a fun STEM-inspired craft that will spark their curiosity and get their imaginations running wild through some hands-on dinosaur play.
Cute Mermaids Clothespin Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Glued To My Crafts Blog
Let’s dive into some imaginative play with this adorable mermaid craft. Grab some paint, paper for the tails, and maybe a little glitter (if you’re feeling brave!).
This activity is wonderful for encouraging creativity and storytelling while also supporting hand-eye coordination. It’s a total winner for any ocean lovers out there.
Easy Cardboard And Clothespin Turkey Craft For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: Messy Motherhood
Here’s a super fun craft to get into the Thanksgiving spirit. You can make a festive turkey using just a clothespin and some cardboard.
This fall craft helps toddlers explore their colors and shapes while celebrating. It’s a fantastic way to build up those fine motor skills using simple, recycled materials.
Amazing Clothespin Puppets And Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: DIY Labs I Crafts, Foo
Why not turn some clothespins into fun puppets? With a bit of paper, glue, and markers, you’re all set.
This puppet-making activity is brilliant for encouraging storytelling and working on motor skills. It’s ideal for dramatic play and will really help build creativity and communication. Time to put on a show!
Lovely Farm Animals Clothespin Craft Activity For Toddlers
Image Source/Tutorial: First Palette
Here’s a cute way to introduce farm animals. Toddlers can glue on faces and other details to make their own chickens and cows.
This is such a fun and educational activity that helps build fine motor skills while teaching them about animals in a really playful, engaging way. Your little crafters are going to enjoy this one!