Ring in the spring with these fun wind chime crafts! Here’s the thing about the best wind chimes. They can really brighten up an outdoor space with just a gentle breeze.
In fact, the feng shui metal wind chimes in a variety of styles can make sure your backyard is out of this world. Oh, and they make an excellent gift for special occasions.
Kids will love creating music with nature with these 25 Easy Breezy Wind Chime Crafts For Kids. From beautiful spinning colors, to magical wind-blown sounds, these crafts will give kids hours of fun that they can appreciate year round. Enjoy!
Wind chimes can be made of lots of different things. They can be metal, wooden chimes, bamboo wind chimes, memorial wind chimes, corinthian bells, wind river chimes, or even have sharp edges and metal tubes.
They really do make the perfect gift. Especially when they’re handmade windchimes.
These 25 DIY Wind chimes for kids are super fun.
This bead wind chime won’t make much noise, but it sure will look beautiful swaying in the wind.
Via First Palette
Add some can lids and pretty soon this button chime will have a sound you’ll look forward to hearing every day.
Via Crafts By Amanda
Old CD’s are a great way to make spinning wind chimes that make the world a more colorful place to live!
Via Happy Hooligans
Or you can use an old coffee can to create beaded chimes that brighten the world around you.
Via Happy Hooligans
Here’s an easy one for the littles to make: use a paper cup and let them work on those fine motor skills.
Via Rainy Day Mum
This fish wind chime is actually plastic Easter eggs. It looks so incredible and you’ll love showing it off in your home.
Via Morena’s Corner
Melted plastic beads will make sun catcher wind chimes that sparkle under the bright spring sun.
Or show your love of nature with these melted bead heart chimes.
Look around your home and find spare buttons, keys and whatnots to create this recycled chime!
Via Blogesteix
This one is so much fun because not only can kids make it, but it reuses spoons from their ice cream! No waste here!
Paint keys and hang them from a stick to make a beautiful chime that’ll brighten your front porch.
Via Inner Child Fun
Or gather some pinecones to make chimes reminiscent of what you’d find on an old cuckoo clock.
Via CBC
These painted bamboo sticks sound so incredible when they clink in the wind. Each of your children can paint a different stick and create family art you’ll cherish for years to come.
Via Michele Made Me
How about recycling some of those old lids into a colorful chime your kids will be proud of.
Via Crafts By Amanda
These cans will sound magical once the wind kicks up. And working on this can chime will teach your kids about upcycling.
These sticks are all different sizes and colors, which is perfect for creating different sounds once the wind kicks in.
Via Happy Hooligans
Want to teach about basic chimes? Show your kids how easy they are to make from any found objects in your home!
Via Maker Mama
What a smart idea! Recycled xylophone keys are going to sound fantastic blowing in the wind.
Via Instructables
If you’re planning a trip to the shores, pick up some shells and make a wind chime that’ll memorialize your trip!
Via Mama Miss
These whimsical crazy creatures will put a smile on your guests faces before they ever make it to your door.
Via BHG
How about hanging some old skeleton keys for a beautiful chime that looks way more complicated than it is!
Via Simply Darrling
Or bring the stars out in the day with some melted bead chimes that’ll sparkle under the sunlight.
Take some terra cotta planters and create a chime that’ll make music all day long.
Let the kids paint their own cans and lids for this splatter wind chime.
Washers will look gorgeous hanging on a wind chime and not only will they brighten your yard, they’ll sound great, too!
Via One Time Through
