Scrubby Yarn Kids Crafts with Red Heart
As we move into the second month of Scrubby Good. Clean. Fun. with Read Heart we are featuring some great kids craft projects. Over the summer while kids are home from school I know that I was always looking for something to help keep them content and doing something each day. These projects made from Scrubby yarn are great ways to get your kids involved in the fiber arts while having some fun. Don’t forget to check out the Marly Bird™ YouTube channel on Mondays at noon mountain time for a new project each week in my Kids Craft Camp.
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June Kids Crafts Scrubby Patterns:
#1 Bike Tassels Designed By: Laura Bain
Project Materials:
- RED HEART® Scrubby™: 1 ball each 0936 Waves, 0870 Royal, and 0501 Ocean
- Yarn needle
- Cardboard for template
- FREE Bike Tassels pattern
#2 Unicorn Tail and Crochet Horn Headband Designed By: Laura Bain
Project Materials:
- RED HEART® Scrubby Sparkle™: 1 ball each 8931 Pink Grapefruit A, 8930 Watermelon B, 8001 Marshmallow C, and 8570 Grape D
- RED HEART® Scrubby Smoothie™: 1 ball each 9235 Lemony E, 9311 White F, and 9373 Brite Pink G
- Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 6.5mm [US K-10½]
- Yarn needle
- Button
- Headband
- Craft glue
- Small artificial flowers
- FREE Unicorn Tail and Crochet Horn Headband pattern
#3 Paper Plate Dream Catcher Designed By: Laura Bain
Project Materials:
- RED HEART® Scrubby Sparkle™: 1 ball each 8506 Icepop and 8570 Grape
- RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball 7503 Lavender
- RED HEART® Scrubby Smoothie™: 1 ball 9287 Caribbean
- Paper plate
- Hole punch
- 3 pony beads
- Crayons
- FREE Paper Plate Dream Catcher pattern
#4 Fairy Princess Crown Designed By: Laura Bain
Project Materials:
- RED HEART® Scrubby™: 1 ball each 0709 Bubblegum, 0934 and 0986 Blossom
- RED HEART® Scrubby Sparkle™: 1 ball 8931 Pink Grapefruit
- Wired twine
- FREE Fairy Princess Crown pattern
#5 God’s Eye Weaving Designed By: Laura Bain
Project Materials:
- RED HEART® Scrubby™: 1 ball each 0905 Cherry, 0241 Duckie, and 0620 Lime
- RED HEART® Scrubby Sparkle™: 1 ball each 8830 Blueberry, 8506 Icepop, and 8690 Avocado
- RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7275 Coral, 7683 Denim, and 7105 Loofa
- RED HEART® Scrubby Smoothie™: 1 ball 9235 Lemony, 9254 Brite Orange, and 9319 Cherry
- Popsicle sticks
- Craft glue
- Yarn needle
- FREE God’s Eye Weaving pattern
#6 Wrapped Hearts Mobile Designed By: Laura Bain
Project Materials:
- RED HEART® Scrubby™: 1 ball each 0709 Bubblegum and 0986 Blossom
- RED HEART® Scrubby Sparkle™: 1 ball 8930 Watermelon
- RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7775 Tulip Pink and 7503 Lavender
- RED HEART® Scrubby Smoothie™: 1 ball 9373 Brite Pink
- Yarn needle
- Tape
- Wooden or cardboard hearts
- Popsicle sticks
- FREE Wrapped Hearts Mobile pattern
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I do these crafts with my kids during the summer?
Oh, absolutely! These projects made with Scrubby yarn are perfect for keeping the kids busy and happy while they’re out of school. It’s a great way to get them into fiber arts!
What kind of yarn should I use for these projects?
Honestly… you’ll want to use Red Heart’s Scrubby yarn for these specific projects. There are a few different types mentioned, like Scrubby Sparkle, Scrubby Smoothie, and Scrubby Cotton, depending on the project you choose.
Are these projects difficult for kids to make?
Yes! These are designed as kids’ crafts, so they’re meant to be fun and achievable. Marly even has a Kids Craft Camp on her YouTube channel where she goes through new projects each week.
Where can I find the patterns for these crafts?
So here’s the thing… each project listed has a “FREE [Project Name] pattern” link right under the project title. Just click on the one you’re interested in, and it’ll take you right to it!
What kind of crafts can my kids make with Scrubby yarn?
You can make all sorts of fun things! This post features patterns for things like bike tassels, a unicorn tail headband, a paper plate dream catcher, a fairy princess crown, a god’s eye weaving, and wrapped hearts mobile.
