Amazing Tin Foil Craft for Kids

Get ready to say WOW! You and your kids are going to love making this clever craft for kids! This Amazing Tin Foil Art is perfect for Toddler, Preschool, Kindergarten, and elementary age kids too.


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This is one of my favorite crafts we’ve done ever.  It is fun to make, endless possibilities for creativity, and the end results are breathtaking!



HINT: This is a great craft if you are learning about the middle ages for kids!



Here’s what you need:


Plus imagination and any age child from Preschool, Kindergarten, to elementary age or even adult!




Tin Foil Craft for Kids


draw a simple picture on cardboard



Start out by your or your child drawing a picture on cardboard. We found using a cake board gave us a sturdy, perfect size!



use a hot glue gun to trace your picture



Now use a glue gun to carefully trace all the pencil lines. You will need several refills so plan accordingly.

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When you finish you will have a neat looking picture.



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Take a look at the neat effect adding the glue height gives.



spread a thin coat of elmers liquid glue over entire piece of cardboard



Using a cotton ball or thick paper towel spread a thin layer of liquid glue all over the cardboard from edge to edge.




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Cover your cardboard with a large sheet of foil. Start pressing down in the middle and smooth out so that the glue gun beads are tight and clearly seen with surrounding areas flush with the cardboard. Keep going outwards and tuck remaining 4” on all sides on the back.



Hint: If you keep the dull side up it is easier to see the sharpie colors!






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Use sharpies markers to color on the foil. Don’t color on the glue lines as they will make it “POP”

Remember sharpies are permanent markers.



aluminum foil art for kids



Keep designs simple for younger children. This not only makes it more developmentally appropriate, but will also cut down on the mess risk of using sharpies.






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My daughter choose to make a Disney inspired work of art. Can you see Rapunzel’s tower, her long braided hair, and the floating lanterns. I thought this one came out super cool!



Cross stained glass window craft for kids great for easter or medieval art


My son made a stained glass window craft with a cross in the middle. I love the vivid colors.

This would be a great Easter Craft for Kids or to use with a Medieval Unit for homeschoolers.



Amazing Tin Foil Art Project for Kids



This was a really fun kids activities that my kids wanted to make more of very quickly! Besides making beautiful artwork for our home, it makes a great present for grandparents too!
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Beth Gorden is a homeschooling mother of six who strives to enjoy every moment with her kids through hands-on learning, crafts, new experiences, and lots of playing together. Beth is also the creator and author of 123 Homeschool 4 Me where she shares 1000+ free printables, creative homeschool lessons, crafts, and other fun ideas to help preschool and homeschooling families have fun while learning and exploring together.