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Easy Fourth of July Crafts for Kids

Cookie Cutter Stamping ~ A Classic 4th of July Craft

Printing with cookie cutters is a classic kids craft.  It’s quick and easy making it a perfect activity for little fingers.  I love all the fun/unique shapes cookie cutters come in.  You can find one for just about any occasion.  The kids hadso much fun making simple Shamrock prints that we decided to make a patriotic version.  Check out these simple star shaped prints, perfect for your 4th of July party.

Star Cookie Cutter Prints ~  Easy Fourth of July Crafts for Kids

Materials for our Easy Fourth of July Crafts for Kids

  • Red, White and Blue Paint
  • Star Cookie Cutters
  • Paper plate ~ or flat surface for the paint

Star Cookie Cutter Prints ~  Fourth of July Crafts for Kids

The kids had so much fun with this simple activity.

Star Cookie Cutter Prints ~ Easy Cookie Cutter Prints

This is one of those times that double dipping is encouraged.

Star Cookie Cutter Prints ~  Fourth of July Crafts for Kids

For more simple 4th of July activities, check out our:

Simple Paper Cut American Flag 

Handmade Toys ~ Button Spinners

Red, White and Blue M&M Cookies

Related posts:

  1. Simple American Flag Craft for Kids
  2. American Flag Craft
  3. Easter Stained Glass Art
  4. My Favorite Shamrock Cookie Cutter
Posted in Holidays, Uncategorized and tagged July 4th, Painting, Patriotic, Stamping.

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