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These rainbow crafts are fun for any adult who loves color! There are ideas for all skill levels. Rainbow crafts are great for St. Patrick’s Day, Pride, spring, or any other holiday or celebration!
I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for warmer weather. If you knew me personally you would know this is very unusual. I usually like to freeze my Podgeables off. Yes, I’m one of those weird people that enjoys being cold.
This year’s a little bit different. I’m ready for warmth, and I’m ready for color! Maybe you are too?
When I think of warmer weather, the one thing that always comes to mind is rainbows. We get quite a lot of them in spring here in the Pacific Northwest of the US. Once I start seeing rainbows regularly, I know we’re on the right path.
Plus this is the only place I’ve seen double rainbows in my life. If you’ve ever been lucky enough to see one . . . they’re pretty cool! But I digress. That’s science and this is crafts, right?
If you like rainbows, I have a great list for you of over 30 ideas! Don’t worry, rainbows crafts aren’t just for kids. All of the ideas on this list are full of color and definitely for adults! Why should kids have all the fun?
If you’re ready for the list, scroll down and let me know your favorite project in the comments. Or which idea(s) you’ve tried. Or how much you love spring – and rainbows. Basically I’d just love to hear from you!
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Bright Doormat
Why buy a rainbow doormat when it is super easy to make one of your own? Check out Karen's tutorial for this bright and cheerful doormat!
You can use either t-shirt yarn (recycled from old t-shirts!) or doubled up ribbon yarn to make this handy tote! Use it for storage or bring it to the market – it's a great reason to learn how to crochet.
This rainbow desk organizer is perfect for those who love a colorful work area! A few wood rounds, paint, and a little chop saw action and this organizer comes together quickly.
I think I need this charm bracelet! With the rainbow, you've got all the great gummy bear flavors represented – but you can't eat these, just enjoy wearing them.
You don't need a sewing machine for this rainbow craft! Grab felt in a variety of colors along with some embroidery floss. Both kids and adults can make these key organizers with ease.
Use this rainbow craft to teach kids about the color wheel! Keeps them clear on color mixing as well – plus, it makes a cute decoration when you're done.
This easy resin letter project is perfect decor for a kids' room or nursery – grab a handful of beads in a rainbow of fruit flavors. This adds a special touch to your decor. Kids can pick the goodies and adults can pour the resin!
Rainbow hues certainly aren’t limited to just one day, so you can adapt this St. Patrick's Day headband to all sorts of color palettes! Outside of an Irish bash, you could make them for a tea party, bridal shower, or anything else that requires some fancy-pants hair wear.
You can make TWO rainbow crafts out of one wreath form with this cute ribbon rainbow project! Such a cute idea – these wreaths would be great for parties.
If you're dying to try something a little less traditional, try a rainbow tree for Christmas! It's simply a matter of putting your ornaments in the right color order; the rest is easy.
A pallet planter doesn't have to be boring – give it a bit of pizazz with a rainbow paint palette! This is so easy, the whole family can help with this project.
You can make this cute pin using white polymer clay and acrylic paint. Perhaps you should seal this rainbow craft with a little Sparkle Mod Podge for good measure? I'll leave that up to you.
If you are into bold graphic prints and 70’s styled decor (like I am), this rainbow wall hanging will sit comfortable next to any vintage pieces you may have. You'll need a sewing machine, but the tutorial is very basic and easy. Would also be great for teen sewists.
Make super simple paper garlands that can be used for almost any gathering. Whether you’re hosting a holiday party or a baby shower, this party decor idea can be made in a cinch with colors that coordinate with your theme (though I love the rainbow!).
Here’s a cute and easy vase that is perfect for the person who needs a little sparkly rainbow in their life. Wouldn't this look great with white roses?
Making a balloon arch is easy, though it takes some time – but don't you think this rainbow balloon arch is worth it? Perfect for all types of parties or even a wedding!
Sometimes you find a project that you want to keep up all year – this canvas is one of those rainbow crafts! Made with a cutting machine, you can also use a paper punch. It's so easy, and kids will love this hanging in their room!
Do you love color as much as I do? Then you'll want to make a pair of your very own rainbow tie dye socks (or leggings as some may call them). So fun and truly statement making for your wardrobe!
Little baskets are so handy for corralling small items that seem to end up all over the house, you can never have too many. These lovely rainbow hued ones were created with a simple coil basket making technique!
This is a fun little rainbow heart banner made with felt and string, using a cookie cutter. You can use a sewing machine, or you can hand sew to complete this project.
Grab a package of rainbow tissue squares, some glue, and a paper lantern – you'll have this cute project finished in no time! If you're having a rainbow party, you definitely need a few of these.