How to Make a Jolly Bee and Flower Collage

Let’s be jolly and make a bee and flower collage!

Learn the beauty of collage and share happy moments with your kiddos with this fun and simple activity.

Enjoy making collages at the Creativity School!

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Create beautiful crafts like collages, animations, pop up cards, and much more!

Let’s get started!

Be sure to check out our YouTube video tutorial on how to make a bee and flower collage.

Materials

Copy paper or drawing paper
Multicolored paper
Crayons or markers or colored pencils
Scissors
Gluesticks

Instructions

Let’s make the bee!

Step 1. On a colored paper of your choice, draw and cut an oval for the bee’s body and a big heart for its wings.

Step 2. Get another colored paper. Draw and cut narrow rectangles for the bee’s body markings and a triangle for the stinger.

Step 3. Add a design to the upper parts of the heart for the wing details.

Step 4. Glue the wings and the stinger at the back of the body while the markings at the front.

Step 5. Cut the excess papers around the edges of the body.

Step 6. Draw the eye and a big smile.

You’re done crafting your cutesy happy bee!

Let’s do the flowers!

Step 1. Draw and cut a circle for the flower head.

Step 2. Using two to three different colors of paper, draw and cut 10 small rectangles for the petals.

Step 3. To make the petals, cut the rectangles to a curve from the corners to the middle of the opposite side.

Step 4. Glue the petals around the flower head.

There you have it! You’re done creating your flower!

Tips for art-mazing success

Collage arts require the use of scissors, so TAKE EXTRA CARE while handling them, or seek the supervision of an adult.
Make two to three more flowers so you’ll have a garden for your bee.
You can tape your bee and flower to a pencil or a stick so you’ll have DIY puppets to play with!
Make sure that there’s something underneath the paper when you scribble so you won’t accidentally draw on your kitchen table or drawing table.

Check out some of these beautiful collages by our young artists at the Creativity School.

Artworks from Creativity School by Caitlin L. (top-left), Helena G. (top-right), Enoch M. (bottom-left), and Willie B. (bottom-right)

Did you have fun making collages? Share with us your thoughts in the comment section below.

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