Rainbow Crafts Every Color Lover Should Try

You can use either t-shirt yarn (recycled from old t-shirts!) or doubled up ribbon yarn to make this handy tote! Use it for storage or bring it to the market - it's a great reason to learn how to crochet.

Rainbow hues certainly aren’t limited to just one day, so you can adapt this St. Patrick's Day headband to all sorts of color palettes! Outside of an Irish bash, you could make them for a tea party, bridal shower, or anything else that requires some fancy-pants hairwear.

This easy resin letter project is perfect decor for a kids' room or nursery - grab a handful of beads in a rainbow of fruit flavors. This adds a special touch to your decor. Kids can pick the goodies and adults can pour the resin!

If you're starting on your journey with rainbow crafts for kids - a paper strip rainbow is the best place to start! Any age can accomplish this project, even toddlers.

This hanging rainbow cloud is an easy sewing project for kids or adults. Grab rainbow ribbons that you have on hand, a little felt, and get started. Great for first timers.

Use this rainbow craft to teach kids about the color wheel! Keeps them clear on color mixing as well - plus, it makes a cute decoration when you're done.

Use the rainbow for homeschooling organization! Grab some old cans out of the recycle bin and add paper - then you can keep your crayons sorted with ease.

You don't need a sewing machine for this rainbow craft! Grab felt in a variety of colors along with some embroidery floss. Both kids and adults can make these key organizers with ease.

You can make TWO rainbow crafts out of one wreath form with this cute ribbon rainbow project! Such a cute idea - these wreaths would be great for parties.

You've seen melted crayon canvases but have you ever seen melted crayon . . . pumpkins? This is such a fun and easy idea, and perfect to do with the remains of used or broken crayons.

If you're dying to try something a little less traditional, try a rainbow Christmas tree! It's simply a matter of putting your ornaments in the right color order; the rest is easy.

A pallet planter doesn't have to be boring - give it a bit of pizazz with a rainbow paint palette! This is so easy, the whole family can help with this project.

Makeover a plain kids picnic table with furniture Mod Podge and decorative, colorful papers. It's really easy to do! Great project for teens.

Of all the makeovers and before and afters I've ever shown, I think this one may make me the happiest. Use dishwasher safe/enamel paint for this spoon makeover to ensure it lasts.

You can make this cute pin using white polymer clay and acrylic paint. Perhaps you should seal this rainbow craft with a little Sparkle Mod Podge for good measure? I'll leave that up to you.

If you are into bold graphic prints and 70’s styled decor (like I am), this rainbow wall hanging will sit comfortable next to any vintage pieces you may have. You'll need a sewing machine, but the tutorial is very basic and easy. Great for teen sewists.

Make super simple sewn paper garlands that can be used for almost any gathering. Whether you’re hosting a holiday party or a baby shower, this party decor idea can be made in a cinch with colors that coordinate with your theme (though I love the rainbow!).

Do you have a button collection? Sort it into color order and glue onto a phone case. Seal with a little Mod Podge for a glossy coat. Tweens are going to love this idea.

Here’s a cute and easy vase that is perfect for the person who needs a little sparkly rainbow in their life. Wouldn't this look great with white roses?

Dress up your front door and porch for summer or add a pop of color year round. This DIY rainbow wreath is quick and easy to make using tulle.

Making a balloon arch is easy, though it takes some time - but don't you think this rainbow balloon arch is worth it? Perfect for all types of parties or even a wedding!

Sometimes you find a project that you want to keep up all year - this canvas is one of those rainbow crafts! Made with a cutting machine, you can also use a paper punch. It's so easy, and kids will love this idea.

These cute and colorful wine cork succulent planter magnets make your refrigerator way more charming. Even not-so-green thumbs can easily makes these.

Do you love color as much as I do? Then you'll want to make a pair of your very own rainbow tie dye socks (or leggings as some may call them). So fun and truly statement making for your wardrobe!

Learn how to make a DIY chandelier using wine bottles! This is such a cool idea that goes with a wide variety of decor styles.

Learn how to make the cutest rainbow magnets with simple shapes and Mod Podge! These are perfect for kids and beginning crafters.

Little baskets are so handy for corralling small items that seem to end up all over the house, you can never have too many. These lovely rainbow hued ones were created with a simple coil basket making technique!

These itty bitty rainbow keychains are made with ribbon and wire using a simple technique! The use of mini pom poms makes me happy as well.

This is a fun little rainbow heart banner made with felt and string, using a cookie cutter. You can use a sewing machine, or you can hand sew to complete this project.

Grab a package of rainbow tissue squares, some glue, and a paper lantern - you'll have this cute project finished in no time! If you're having a rainbow party, you definitely need a few of these.

Balt salts are the gift that keeps on giving! Solids are is nice, but aren't the salts delightful in multiple colors? Both kids and adults can make these for a great gift idea.