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Harshita is a graduate in commerce and holds a PG Diploma in Patent and Copyrights Law from NALSAR University. She has also pursued CA and has more than three years of internship experience in auditing. Her love for travelling has taken her to various parts of the world, and writing the travelogues was what brought out her love for content writing.... more
Engaging in art and craft activities can boost creativity in children of all ages.
Harshita is a graduate in commerce and holds a PG Diploma in Patent and Copyrights Law from NALSAR University. She has also pursued CA and has more than three years of internship experience in auditin... more
“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” ― Pablo Picasso
Teenagers would love that message. They are suffocated with the rules at home and school, they want to break free of them but are constrained by the consequences. As a parent, you want them to stick to the right path, but find it difficult to rein them in. Is there a way?
Yes, there is. Allow them to unleash their creativity. Let them express their happiness, love, tastes, and frustrations through art. They can write, draw, or make beautiful things out of nothing. Keep reading to discover some of the coolest arts and crafts for teens that MomJunction has put together for you to share with your teen.
Lanterns made out of wine bottles, planters out of tires, painting made by thumb impressions, flowers from paper.
Your options are limitless. These creations of art tell us that even the seemingly useless stuff can be transformed into objects of affection if you get creative. So, here we are with a few art and craft ideas for teenagers to better that creative genius inside.
Who would’ve thought that you could use something as ordinary as a string for something creative? Here are simple steps to use string, glue, and color to create an ethnic-looking bowl.
A wreath is usually made of flowers , leaves, or twigs. If you are creative, it can be made of anything, such as fruits, wool, or even paper. Here is our version of a colorful wreath made entirely of paper pinwheels.
Compact Discs or CDs are almost obsolete now. Very few use them, and your teen is certainly not among them. So what do you do with all the old, unwanted CDs? We think ‘a fish ’ is a good idea!
Notepads and sticky notes are very handy. So here is a cool craft of organizing the sticky notepads in one place.
Mason jar candles are easy to make and also look perfect on the center table. Here is how you can make decorative mason jar candles in different colors.
Can you get your teen to share all the secrets she puts down in her journal with you? Impossible! But you can get them to decorate their special book. Here is how.
Colorful buttons can do more than just hold a piece of cloth together . If you have a lot of old buttons or buttons from old clothes that you do not need, you can use them to create art.
Hand-made flower crowns are great accessories one can wear to a wedding, prom, or for summer parties. This can be a fun project to do at home for teenagers. Here is How to make them in simple steps.
This wreath is for the holidays and made from sweet, reddish berries.
This can be a cute Valentine’s Day gift that your boy or girl can make at home. A ball of yarn and a little time is all you need to make this gift.
Making bracelets is an engaging art and craft for teen girls. So, this year, let your teenager make friendship bracelets instead of buying them. After all, a hand-made gift is more valuable than a store-bought one!
Art need not be expensive. When you take everyday things and make them pretty – that’s art too. Here is one such arts and crafts project for teenagers we have lined up for you.
Add a little more color and taste to your Christmas tree this year. Make the ornaments yourself! Here is How to use fallen pine cones to make colorful Christmas decorations.
A little creative thinking and you can create really cool crafts from ordinary things. In this tutorial, we will tell you how a washer (plumbing) can be used to make a cool necklace.
You might think that making a snow globe would be tough. But it is not. Because we will show you how to make this simple art project with a quick tutorial!
No. The balloon bowls are not made of balloons. Read on to know How to make a balloon bowl, not made of balloons!
Enamel spoons are easy to create. Because all your teen would be doing is painting the spoons (not manufacturing real spoons!).
This is similar to the balloon bowl or string bowl, except here, you will be using paper to create uniquely shaped bowls, cups, and more.
So far, we have made things with things. That was craft.
Now is the time to get a little artsy, using crayons, paints, and whatnot! Keep reading for some interesting tricks and techniques to create beautiful art.
As a child, your teen may have scribbled the crayons until they melted away on paper. This tutorial will teach them to melt the crayons in a different way, to create a work of art!
A teenager’s room is private. They do not like any intrusion and can lose it if they find you or anyone trespassing. So here is a fun way to let them mark their territory! No, it is not what you are thinking. We are talking about a monogram with their initial!
Your teen may not be very keen on helping you out in the kitchen. But you know what they might be interested in? Turning something ordinary into something beautiful. Like the cutting board, maybe?
Whoever said it is art only if you think of something and then paint or draw or sketch it on paper? You can create art by playing around with elements too. In this case, it will be milk, paper, and paints.
If you are not comfortable using milk and deem it as a waste to use it this way, then use milk you might otherwise throw away. Or you could try this as an extension of the magic milk experiment.
Get as many designs as you can with one pack of milk and a little color. It is an excellent way to create abstract art.
Here is another way of creating art with liquids. All that your kid needs to do is bring them together.
Decorating your teenager’s room with art they created on their own is a moment of pride for you, and also your child. You need not be a professional to create masterpieces. Here is how your teen can create impressive wall art with simple materials.
An interesting way to create art is to arrange paint chips in a variety of designs. Here is one that can teach your child to be patient, to get the desired results.
To be able to make art, your child does not need to be as talented as Van Gogh or Monet. They can be themselves while working on a creative art project. Encourage your children and teenagers to try these arts and crafts projects described above, and work with them if necessary to help them develop their creative abilities. Once they’re finished, display them in your living room or give them to someone as a gift to inspire your kids to make more of them. They’ll soon be able to come up with more brilliant ideas on their own.
Copyright 2011 - 2022 MomJunction Private Limited.
All rights reserved. This information is for educational purposes only and not a substitution for professional health services. See a medical professional for personalized consultation. Read for more information .

Harshita is a graduate in commerce and holds a PG Diploma in Patent and Copyrights Law from NALSAR University. She has also pursued CA and has more than three years of internship experience in auditing. Her love for travelling has taken her to various parts of the world, and writing the travelogues was what brought out her love for content writing.... more
Engaging in art and craft activities can boost creativity in children of all ages.
Harshita is a graduate in commerce and holds a PG Diploma in Patent and Copyrights Law from NALSAR University. She has also pursued CA and has more than three years of internship experience in auditin... more
“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist.” ― Pablo Picasso
Teenagers would love that message. They are suffocated with the rules at home and school, they want to break free of them but are constrained by the consequences. As a parent, you want them to stick to the right path, but find it difficult to rein them in. Is there a way?
Yes, there is. Allow them to unleash their creativity. Let them express their happiness, love, tastes, and frustrations through art. They can write, draw, or make beautiful things out of nothing. Keep reading to discover some of the coolest arts and crafts for teens that MomJunction has put together for you to share with your teen.
Lanterns made out of wine bottles, planters out of tires, painting made by thumb impressions, flowers from paper.
Your options are limitless. These creations of art tell us that even the seemingly useless stuff can be transformed into objects of affection if you get creative. So, here we are with a few art and craft ideas for teenagers to better that creative genius inside.
Who would’ve thought that you could use something as ordinary as a string for something creative? Here are simple steps to use string, glue, and color to create an ethnic-looking bowl.
A wreath is usually made of flowers , leaves, or twigs. If you are creative, it can be made of anything, such as fruits, wool, or even paper. Here is our version of a colorful wreath made entirely of paper pinwheels.
Compact Discs or CDs are almost obsolete now. Very few use them, and your teen is certainly not among them. So what do you do with all the old, unwanted CDs? We think ‘a fish ’ is a good idea!
Notepads and sticky notes are very handy. So here is a cool craft of organizing the sticky notepads in one place.
Mason jar candles are easy to make and also look perfect on the center table. Here is how you can make decorative mason jar candles in different colors.
Can you get your teen to share all the secrets she puts down in her journal with you? Impossible! But you can get them to decorate their special book. Here is how.
Colorful buttons can do more than just hold a piece of cloth together . If you have a lot of old buttons or buttons from old clothes that you do not need, you can use them to create art.
Hand-made flower crowns are great accessories one can wear to a wedding, prom, or for summer parties. This can be a fun project to do at home for teenagers. Here is How to make them in simple steps.
This wreath is for the holidays and made from sweet, reddish berries.
This can be a cute Valentine’s Day gift that your boy or girl can make at home. A ball of yarn and a little time is all you need to make this gift.
Making bracelets is an engaging art and craft for teen girls. So, this year, let your teenager make friendship bracelets instead of buying them. After all, a hand-made gift is more valuable than a store-bought one!
Art need not be expensive. When you take everyday things and make them pretty – that’s art too. Here is one such arts and crafts project for teenagers we have lined up for you.
Add a little more color and taste to your Christmas tree this year. Make the ornaments yourself! Here is How to use fallen pine cones to make colorful Christmas decorations.
A little creative thinking and you can create really cool crafts from ordinary things. In this tutorial, we will tell you how a washer (plumbing) can be used to make a cool necklace.
You might think that making a snow globe would be tough. But it is not. Because we will show you how to make this simple art project with a quick tutorial!
No. The balloon bowls are not made of balloons. Read on to know How to make a balloon bowl, not made of balloons!
Enamel spoons are easy to create. Because all your teen would be doing is painting the spoons (not manufacturing real spoons!).
This is similar to the balloon bowl or string bowl, except here, you will be using paper to create uniquely shaped bowls, cups, and more.
So far, we have made things with things. That was craft.
Now is the time to get a little artsy, using crayons, paints, and whatnot! Keep reading for some interesting tricks and techniques to create beautiful art.
As a child, your teen may have scribbled the crayons until they melted away on paper. This tutorial will teach them to melt the crayons in a different way, to create a work of art!
A teenager’s room is private. They do not like any intrusion and can lose it if they find you or anyone trespassing. So here is a fun way to let them mark their territory! No, it is not what you are thinking. We are talking about a monogram with their initial!
Your teen may not be very keen on helping you out in the kitchen. But you know what they might be interested in? Turning something ordinary into something beautiful. Like the cutting board, maybe?
Whoever said it is art only if you think of something and then paint or draw or sketch it on paper? You can create art by playing around with elements too. In this case, it will be milk, paper, and paints.
If you are not comfortable using milk and deem it as a waste to use it this way, then use milk you might otherwise throw away. Or you could try this as an extension of the magic milk experiment.
Get as many designs as you can with one pack of milk and a little color. It is an excellent way to create abstract art.
Here is another way of creating art with liquids. All that your kid needs to do is bring them together.
Decorating your teenager’s room with art they created on their own is a moment of pride for you, and also your child. You need not be a professional to create masterpieces. Here is how your teen can create impressive wall art with simple materials.
An interesting way to create art is to arrange paint chips in a variety of designs. Here is one that can teach your child to be patient, to get the desired results.
To be able to make art, your child does not need to be as talented as Van Gogh or Monet. They can be themselves while working on a creative art project. Encourage your children and teenagers to try these arts and crafts projects described above, and work with them if necessary to help them develop their creative abilities. Once they’re finished, display them in your living room or give them to someone as a gift to inspire your kids to make more of them. They’ll soon be able to come up with more brilliant ideas on their own.
Copyright 2011 - 2022 MomJunction Private Limited.
All rights reserved. This information is for educational purposes only and not a substitution for professional health services. See a medical professional for personalized consultation. Read for more information .

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Art lessons don’t have to be complicated. These quick teen art projects are perfect for busy homeschooling families.
What comes to mind when you hear homeschool art?
A time-consuming elective that rarely makes the cut in your busy school week? Something you wish your kids had more time for? Sadly, that’s what most of us think of art education.
As homeschooling moms, I know it’s difficult to fit everything in. Something has to give. For most of us, that something is often things that take extra planning and time, like art.
But art is essential for all kids, if they see themselves as artistic or not. It gives tweens a different view of the world and lets them express themselves in a unique way.
If you’re looking for art projects that your older kids will enjoy, but won’t take much time to complete, give one of these a try.
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It’s true that art projects take additional planning, but they don’t all have to take hours to finish. These art projects are simple, but effective.
Most take around 30 minutes to complete depending on how detailed your teen gets. While working on these projects, older kids will learn all kinds of techniques, some popular with famous artists.
They also don’t require a ton of specialized art supplies. In fact, you probably have most of them on hand already.
Most of our kids will not become artists. We just want to add some art into their education.
Instead of ditching art altogether because of the time-commitment, simply change your perspective and choose different activities. Leave the complicated multi-day art projects for when you have the time and your teen has the interest.
For your normal homeschooling weeks, add these quick teen art projects to your lesson plans to give your older kids the chance to set aside the book learning and do something creative.
While this isn’t a complete list of items you’ll need for all 10 art projects, these will make it easy to get started.
When you’re running short on time, but you still want to add some art into your homeschooling week, these projects are the perfect choice.
Add some pop culture to your tween's art lessons with this Baby Yoda project.
Teens will use the juice of blueberries to create a watercolor effect.
Art created by mosaic tiles is beautiful but time-consuming. This project allows them to create the beautiful patterns of mosaics with colored pencils.
Encourage your tween to do some research on the famous artist, Wassily Kandinsky, and use their inspiration to paint their own geometric painting.
Tweens can use simple tools to draw and color this patterned cat in the style of Laurel Burch.
For a lesson on dimension, have tweens draw and color the cake of their dreams.
This American flag op art project looks cool and is much easier than it looks.
Chalk pastels are the best medium to use when you're short on time. These chalk art projects are all about the beach.
Turn a lovely nature walk into a work of art with this art project. Older kids will love using a hammer to create their nature artwork.
This rose watercolor resist project will give your teen a chance to work on their watercolor skills, while adding in the element of resist painting.
Another tool we use frequently in our homeschool is online art lessons. My girls took these mixed media courses over the years and loved them. One of their favorites was definitely the pet projects.
There are a ton of different projects to choose from and most of them are quick, making them perfect for busy families.
Hopefully these beautiful, yet easy projects have encouraged you to add some art back into your homeschool days.
If you are looking for more inspiration for your art lesson plans, check these out.
Awesome ideas! We love to add art into our day but it can be hard to find the time; pinning this wonderful list for future reference.
Thank you Joanne. I totally agree, that’s why I’m always looking for ways to fit it in. Ultimately, I found that I was thinking too big, so I started to search for smaller sized projects that I could use to introduce various mediums to my girls. If one sticks, then we spend more time on it.
Love your art posts, Tried to comment and let you know on your others
My daughter is the artist in the house so she will love these, thanks for sharing!
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