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Happy National Bird Day! Bird crafts seem to always be on-trend, and there’s always such a great variety to be found. Plus, it’s super easy to incorporate birds into your crafting. We love anything from DIY home decor projects to crafts for toddlers! So, for this special day, we’ve gathered up a few of our favorite bird crafts. Create any of these easy craft ideas to celebrate our love for these little creatures that are so pretty and cute! Discover your new favorite craft below!
Quilled Bird Necklace: this necklace is so pretty and it’s one of our favorite paper quilling tutorials!
Mini Crochet Birds: aren’t these little crochet birdies simply adorable? Use your leftover yarn in your stash to make yourself a family of birds! This is also a great DIY gift idea for children or any of your friends who love birds.
DIY Bird’s Nest Necklace: if you like wire DIY jewelry tutorials, then you’ll love this one. Make a bunch of these pretty and delicate necklaces in a variety of colors.
Burlap Bird Throw Pillow: wouldn’t this DIY pillow look great with the rest of your home’s decor? It’s an affordable project using burlap. Make it in other colors to compliment your home’s decor.
Hanging Birdies Garland: simple, bright, and colorful! This cheery DIY garland would look amazing in a baby’s nursery or kid’s room. Get creative with the colors in order to really create a unique craft.
Colorful Paper Plate Birds: this is one of our favorite kids craft ideas! Paper plates are super easy to use and we love how your kids can use items from your stash of crafting supplies to decorate the birds.
Comment below and let us know, what’s your favorite bird?
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I live in Europe and though I love all the birds, my absolute favorite is the Eurasian Blackbird. Though plain looking, its song makes this bird stand out above the rest. During spring and summer the blackbird sits at the highest locations such as rooftops or treetops and sings so beautifully with lots of different melodies. Most of the singing occurs early morning and late in the evening and the songs mark their territories. Our neighborhood has a lot of blackbirds and it is wonderful to hear when all of them are out singing.