DIY String Art Flowers

Spring has never been more fun! Whether you're a seasoned crafter or a first-timer, these string art kits bring families and friends together for a day of creativity. Designed for kids, teens, and adults, enjoy a day of crafting delight. Share stories, laughter, and creativity as you create your one-of-a-kind piece of art! A tradition to remember!

Each piece is handmade by you making each one unique. No 2 will look exactly alike. Use your imagination and be creative. Try different ways to string them or add your own small touches. They work great hung from a tree, or mantel. If you don't want to hang them just use the provided jute string to tie a small bow on top. They also look great used in a table center piece or on a tiered tray.

These make a great classroom gift students can make for their parents. Teachers will often put the students picture on the back along with their name and year.

Included in each kit:
*wood slice (3.5-4.5 inches)
*crochet string
*nails
*pattern/tips and tricks
*instructions

What you will need: hammer Optional tools: tape and tweezers

Because we are using real wood for our backing board the bark may flake off in spots. We think it ads to the rustic feel of these ornaments but if you don't want the bark to fall off, be extra careful with the edges while you make the ornament. We can not guarantee the wood slices won't crack over time. We do our best to check each wood slice for any small cracks before using them in our kits but as the wood continues to dry, cracks are a possibility.

Age Recommendations:
These DIY kits are made for beginners and are appropriate for children and adults! Kids as young as 6 have made these ornaments but they do need some help with placing the nails. Please supervise children when assembling these ornaments.

The difficulty level increases with the number of colors and small details of the design. An ornament with 1 color will be easier to complete than one with 3 colors.

Be very careful when placing the nails that you don't put holes into your table. The nails can go all the way through the wood slices. We recommend placing the wood slice on something that won't get ruined if the nails go all the way through. A cutting board, cookie sheet, or scrape piece of wood work well.