Waldorf spring crafts

Majestic Butterfly Suncatcher- WOW! This is stunning. And what a nice way to bring a few flowers inside!

I recently participated in my very first Waldorf Swap. Now you know I love to swap, barter, make deals and trade goods so a craft swap isn't completely out of line with my personality. I made these Felted Bird Nests for Spring to swap.

Spring brings a variety of colors to the trees. From colorful blossoms to the bright green of emerging leaves, colors are everywhere. This craft is a simple way to capture the beauty of spring in a natural way. It would also be perfect to celebrate autumn's colors. We did this project in a class wit

I recently made some eggshell beeswax candles for our Easter lunch table. Making these sweet candles is so easy, and they make the perfect addition to a Spring nature table, or as a centrepiec…

Waldorf window stars are a beautiful craft to decorate windows with color. But, did you know it's not merely stars you can create with kite paper? There are endless designs to create out of the waxy, window star paper (kite paper and window star paper can be used interchangeably to call this type of paper), and today we share how to create tulips and daisies to welcome Spring. Create an entire garden right on your windows! Gather Your Supplies: Waldorf window star paper Scissors or paper…

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57 excellent crafts you and your kids can make out of this 3 ingredient Salt Dough recipe. Crafts listed by season for a whole year of Salt Dough play.

What is the History of Candlemas? Candlemas is celebrated on February 2nd, which is the halfway point in between winter solstice and spring equinox. This date is celebrating in many ways, you might know it as “Groundhog Day,” or “Imbolc.” In Christianity, Candlemas celebrates the 40 days after Christ was born. Some might use this...