Beautiful Straw Flower Bouquet Craft
Make a Beautiful Straw Flower Bouquet that kids can create for Mother’s Day, birthdays, spring decorations, or just for fun. These cheerful paper flowers are easy to assemble and can be made in any color combination you like. This is a simple craft that looks lovely in a vase and makes a sweet handmade gift.

Supplies
- Green bendable straws
- Colorful paper
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Hole punch
- Pen or pencil
- Vase (optional)
Instructions
- Print the flower patterns on colorful paper. You can also print them on white paper and let the kids color their own flowers before cutting them out.
- Cut out the flower shapes carefully.
- Use a hole punch to make a hole in the center of the small flower pieces. For the larger flower pieces, use a pen or pencil tip to gently make a hole in the center since a hole punch may not reach.
- Bend the green straw slightly at the flexible section. Slide the large flower shape onto the straw until it rests near the bend.
- Add glue to the back of the smaller flower shape. Slide it onto the straw so it meets the larger flower, then press the two flower pieces together.
- Repeat the steps to make a whole bouquet of colorful straw flowers.
- Place the finished flowers in a vase if desired and display them as a bright and happy decoration.
Fun Facts
Drinking straws have been used for thousands of years. Early versions were made from natural hollow reeds, and some ancient straws were even made from valuable materials for special use.
Patterns, Templates and Printables
Print the flower patterns on colorful paper or white paper for kids to decorate themselves. Cut out the flower shapes and assemble them onto bendable straws to create a bright bouquet that will never wilt.
Teacher Friendly Educational Extension
This flower craft works well for spring classroom activities, Mother’s Day gifts, or art centers. Children can practice fine motor skills while cutting, punching holes, and assembling the flowers. You can also turn this into a color matching activity by asking kids to create patterns with their flower petals and stems. For older children, invite them to write a short message or poem to go along with their bouquet.











Love this craft definitely doing more.