25+ Cross Crafts Easy for Kids and Adults!

Pearls and clay are a great combination! You can make salt dough which is the perfect “clay” for making these beaded crosses. Kids will love creating their own unique designs. Add strings and they become ornaments!

Are you looking for a simple Easter craft idea for Sunday school? Kids will love this simple paper plate yarn cross craft. There’s even a free printable template that makes it super easy.

This craft is super simple and tons of fun for busy little fingers! These contact paper crosses can be adjusted according to age level. For little ones you can cut out the pieces first and assemble them!

This cross made from clothespins is a simple and budget friendly home decor project! Learn how to make it here – plus you can paint or stain it any color you’d like.

This is a simple and easy Easter craft that allows kids to work on their fine motor skills with tasks such as cutting and gluing paper together. I love that you can even use up leftover pieces of paper.

One of the things I miss about my old church growing up is the stained glass windows! they were beautiful. Kids can have a chance to try out a fake stain class with this cute mason jar craft.

This cute craft makes beautiful suncatchers to hang on your window during the season. Kids love making these bright, colorful crosses!

Pairing dye coffee filters is incredibly easy! You’ll discover how easy this cross craft idea is, which is loved by kids of all ages. my tip? When they are cooked, iron them with a piece of parchment on top to flatten them.

Are you looking for something easy to add to your Easter Sunday craft plan? These popsicle stick crosses are so simple! The older the child, the more decorations you can provide to decorate the cross.

Are you in need of a quick and easy spring craft to enjoy with your kids? This blog has a nature inspired Easter cross tutorial you’ll love! I love the idea of ​​dyeing the twigs different colors and then mixing them.

Little ones love working with tissue paper! It provides tons of fun and color without using paint or anything else that makes a big mess. This tissue paper cross is great for preschool or kindergarten age children.

Barb used wooden pieces from dollar store games along with some paint to make these awesome wooden crosses! I love that you can make them as big or as small as you want.

If you’re trying to avoid paint, washi tape is an easy way to get a fun pattern! It also works well with craft sticks, and that’s how these lovely crosses were created.

Learn how to make an easy and inexpensive mosaic cross that kids can give as Easter or Mother’s Day gifts! The glass tiles add something special.

This simple Easter cross craft is full of color and fun for kids of all ages! All you need is different colors of cardstock to bring these all together.

Are you looking for a simple woodworking project that your older kids can make for Easter? This is a great one! There are lots of ways to wrap lanyard, and you can use a variety of colors.

Can you roll paper into a cone? Then you can make this cute craft idea! Popsicle sticks have been used for stability behind it.

Kids love the process of making melted crayon art. It’s wonderful to watch broken crayons melt and leave behind a beautiful design. That’s exactly what you’ll do with these crosses.

Not only does Melanie show you how to make these beautiful beaded crosses with pipe cleaners, but she also provides free coloring sheets! Great for keeping your Sunday School kids busy.

Check out this adorable Easter cross painting for kids – made with a fork! This simple paper craft for Easter is great for Sunday school or anytime.

This hoop cross string art is a fun craft for older kids and teens. This is a great church craft for kids, especially during religious holidays!

This cute paper plate craft is the first time I’ve heard of Rhoodamus, or the Feast of the Cross. Unlike Good Friday, these feasts celebrate the cross as the sign of salvation. Project went well!

Foil is a wonderful material to use in crafts, and you can emboss it into any design you want and with a sharp tool! You probably already have the materials to make this great cross.

Don’t throw away all those rusty, bent nails that are too much trouble to remove from pallets, make a rustic cross instead. This is a quick and easy DIY that’s perfect for older kids or adults.

This rustic style cross project is simple and so worthwhile! It is a symbol of sacrifice, hope and love. What a great idea to decorate together with the kids.

All you need to make this project is an expensive wooden cross from the craft store, as well as paint and glitter! Kids love them and they are perfect for necklaces or jewellery.

Grab yourself a pipe cleaner and transform into the cutest cross pencil topper ever! These are easy to do and you can use different colors. Wouldn’t metallic pipe cleaners be fun too?