Flower Paper Bracelets for Kids

Spring accessories! Print out flower paper bracelets for kids, color them in your favorite colors or even add intricate details to the flowers, assemble and wear them proudly.

These products can be easily combined with our paper butterfly bracelets, so you can wear a flower on one hand and a butterfly on the other.

This is a perfect little spring craft to do in the classroom. Younger children can color the flowers like this, while others can design the petals to make the bracelet look more unique.

These are pretty easy to assemble and the best part is they are reusable. You can wear them over and over again.

Want to get even more fancy? Why not make these gorgeous paper flower rings? While these bracelets are great for preschoolers and kindergarteners, these rings are more suitable for older kids.

How to make paper flower bracelets for kids

What do you need?

• Our printable template (you can get a copy at the end of the guide)
• heavier paper
• coloring materials
• drag
• glue (optional)

Follow the step-by-step instructions

Print out our template. We highly recommend printing on thicker printer paper, however regular paper will work too, especially if kids are using crayons or colored pencils to color their paper bracelet design.

Color the flower part.

You can color the bracelet or color the flowers on a separate sheet of paper. If you want a simpler design, it’s best to just color directly on the bracelet.

If you want to do more patterns and details, we recommend decorating the flowers on a separate sheet of paper.

Cut out all parts of the pattern.

If you are decorating the flowers on a separate sheet of paper, cut out the flowers and cut them in half along the dotted lines.

If using individual flowers, glue the flower halves onto the bracelet.

Whichever way you decide to go, the next step is the same for both… You will see a dotted line at both ends of the bracelet.

Cut along that dotted line – you will create two cuts.

Now, all you need to do is slide one slot into the other – as shown in the image below (just do it on your hand).

Buddy systems are the best because they are really easy to do, but if you are sliding the slots together on your wrist yourself it can be a bit tricky to do.

Wear your kids’ flower paper bracelets proudly.

Get the flower paper bracelet pattern for kids here

Click here to get the pattern: Flower Bracelet

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