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Crayola Crafts
A library of Crayola craft projects that can be searched by materials, theme and age.
Crayola’s craft pages filter by tools, themes and recommended age, with sections for paper crafts, clay, upcycled art and handmade games. Recent examples range from a fall leaf portrait to a vision board and an air-dry-clay wall hanging. Each project follows a sample, but colors, shapes or subjects can be swapped to make it the child’s own.
- Ages
- Use the age and materials filters for each project
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Art, Making
- Languages
- English
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Make a leaf portrait
- Create a vision board
- Build a paper craft
- Shape a clay wall hanging
Who it suits
Crayola puts a recommended age on each project, and the age filter narrows the list.
Notes for parents
Projects name Crayola-branded supplies, some need drying time, and adult projects sit in the same library. Crayola Create and Play is a separate app.
What you need
- Craft supplies listed for the project
- Adult help where the project calls for it
In these guides
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- National Gallery of Art Paint ’n’ Play: A digital painting tool with brushes and palettes based on artists in the National Gallery of Art collection.
- Jarrett Lerner Creative Activities: Printable comics, story starters and drawing prompts from author-illustrator Jarrett Lerner.
- Getty Drawing With Kids: A short Getty article with five drawing ideas tied to artworks in the museum’s collection.
- V&A Make & Do for Kids: Design activities from the V&A, from a fantastic creature to a patterned tile or a story setting.
- Piskel for Kids: A pixel-art editor for drawing small characters and turning them into animated sprites.