Tissue paper crafts are both fun and beneficial for kids. They’re beneficial because they encourage them to develop fine motor skills. And fun because tissue paper is so easy to work with and colorful to look at! Here are some simply captivating tissue crafts for kids. {We won’t blame you if you want to do them too!}.

Flower art takes advantage of all the pretty colors of tissue paper you can use to make the flowers. And tissue paper definitely provides fun texture that kids love. See a great tutorial and get the free printable at Mess For Less.

Help the kids learn more about ocean life while they craft these adorable tissue paper fish.

Mod Podge and tissue paper seem to go hand-in-hand, and that’s true of these tissue paper flower pots. It’s perfect for a captivating gift for grandma!

Create captivating window displays with sun catchers made from tissue paper. These are jelly fish, but there’s no end to the designs the kids could come up with!

You’ll need more Mod Podge for this fun idea. Just decoupage tissue paper squares onto mason jars or baby food jars. Once dry, use them to house votive or tea light candles!

The kids will be busy with this one for awhile, and that’s a good thing, right? Let them use paper plates and tissue paper squares to make fun wreaths they can hang anywhere. {Room Moms–this is a fun class party activity!}. Just change the colors for different holidays.