Today we are doing a simple, but fun, paper 4th of July craft for kids. Kids of all ages will have a blast making a craft that could honestly double as a card. Younger kids and older kids alike will be able to do this patriotic craft with relative ease. And it only takes a few budget-friendly art supplies to make.

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Let’s make this fun patriotic paper craft!

4th of July Craft

Independence Day is upon us and that means celebrating our great country, the United States! The best part is, it’s the USA’s 250th birthday this year! My family tends to do it up right with parades, cook outs, swimming, games, fireworks. But this Independence Day craft is a patriotic way to do that.

Plus, I donโ€™t know about your kiddos, but mine after a full day of celebrating and eating need something a little relaxing and quiet to do until fireworks. So without further ado, let’s make this 4th of July craft!

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Related: Check out our Patriotic Rock Painting Craft For Kids.

Supplies Needed For This Paper 4th of July Craft

  • Paint Pens
  • Black and White Construction Paper
  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Red, White (or silver), And Blue Star Stickers

How To Make This Fourth Of July Craft

Step 1

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Trace and cut out the hand on white paper.

Trace your hand on the white construction paper and cut it out.

Step 2

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Glue the hand on the paper, do NOT glue the thumb.

Glue the hand in the middle of the black construction paper, do NOT glue the thumb down.

Step 3

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Glue the thumb to the palm.

Fold the thumb over towards the palm so only 4 fingers are up.

Step 4

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Now write happy, th, of July. Th needs to go after the hand.

Use your paint pens to write happy, th, July. Th will be after the hand.

Craft Notes:

You may need to go over the paint one more time once it dries to make it more vibrant.

Step 5

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Draw red, white, and blue fireworks.

Draw fireworks. Start from a point and go out, the outside will be thinner than the middle. Repeat curving the lines.

Step 6

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Add red, white and blue stickers and you’re done!

Add red, white, and blue stickers! You’re done!

Our Experience With This 4th of July Craft

We love Independence day in my house. Fireworks, swimming, grilling, treats. It’s the best. We live in a great country and we love celebrating it.

I want my kids to enjoy celebrating the wonderful nation we live in. Yes, it isn’t perfect, but it’s still wonderful. And that’s why I made this craft. It’s an easy way to celebrate and all kids could be involved. Grant it, for the little ones I had to help, but that’s okay, because it was a family endeavor and that is what’s most important.

I hope your kids enjoy making this 4th of July craft and hope you all have a safe Independence day!

Independence Day Craft For Kids

Independence Day Craft For Kids
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It's the 4th of July and that means patriotic crafts! You can make this super cute and simple Independence day craft using paper, paint, glue, and stickers!

Materials

  • Paint Pens
  • Black and White Construction Paper
  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Red, White (or silver), And Blue Star Stickers

Instructions

    Trace your hand on the white construction paper and cut it out.

    Glue the hand in the middle of the black construction paper, do NOT glue the thumb down.

    Fold the thumb over towards the palm so only 4 fingers are up.

    Use your paint pens to write happy, th, July. Th will be after the hand.

    Draw fireworks. Start from a point and go out, the outside will be thinner than the middle. Repeat curving the lines.

    Add red, white, and blue stickers! Youโ€™re done!

Notes

You may need to go over the paint one more time once it dries to make it more vibrant.

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