48 Beautiful and Creative Bee Craft Ideas

I hate to admit this, but when I see a bumblebee around, I tend to keep my distance. I do like the looks of bumblebees, with their bright yellow and black stripes. I also enjoy doing arts and crafts inspired by them.

To make the cute bumblebee above, go to Craftideas.info for the instructions!

Although sometimes the translation of this craft project is difficult to understand, the photos will come to your rescue. CROISSANT AND LAVENDER shares this super cute bee tutorial.

This is such an adorable honeybee headband. It's simple to make, so ask anyone you know who can crochet to make it for you.

Kids love doing paper mâché crafts, and they will definitely love this one. Find the instructions at mess for less. I'd suggest using this as a table decoration for a bee-themed kids party.

There are more egg carton bee projects to choose from, but I particularly like this inquisitive creature. Maybe it's the silver chenille strip wings that catch my eye.

Tissue paper pieces are always a fun item for kids to craft with, and they definitely help this bumblebee get a nice, chubby look.

When you plan a party, you try to keep the expenses down so you can buy a big beautiful cake. KIX shares how to make these cute bee favors for practically nothing. The favors are made using the cereal box!

One of the party activities that you could include is to make bee antennae headbands. The kids can buzz around while they play games.

Imagine all the games you could create using these walnut bees. I'm thinking about tic-tac-toe. Otherwise, you could also glue them on skewers to use them as garden stakes. How would you use them?

These little treat containers could be used on occasions other than May Day. For a bee-themed event, make these bees to give as favors!

Make the game board from a shoe box or any medium-sized box. The kids will enjoy making and playing with the bees.

This craft uses clothespins as the base for the buzzing critter. You're bound to be able to easily put this together, so I advise you to give this a try.

Bees would make a cute theme for a baby shower or a kid's party. The tutorial for these pom-pom bees is found at Molly Moo.

Here is another bee-themed idea that is too cute to pass up. This project is made using little bubble bottles—the kind found for wedding favors. Put together these little party favors to make your event a hit!

Anytime a craft also includes ideas to make a game from it is pretty impressive. This bee project has game ideas to go with it!

Here is an art and math project that the kids will enjoy doing. I think it'll also be a nice addition to your schoolroom or home.

I can just see little bumble bees like these made into a mobile to hang in the baby's room. This cute craft project reminds me of a folk art project.

These bee puppets would make a nice project activity. It's fun to make and even more fun to play!

An empty barbecue sauce bottle combined with yellow and black pom-poms are what you'll need for this curious bumblebee.

A quick lesson about bumblebees is included with this outstanding craft for kids.

A light bulb and a few other supplies are all you'll need to make this little bumblebee. She Knows is the place to get the instructions for this craft.

Make this cute little bumblebee costume for a little kid in your family. You'll find the directions at dollar store crafts.

Make this little bee in red, and it becomes a Valentine's Day bee! Think of all the other colors you can make a love bug.

You'll use a clay pot to create beehive in this beautiful decoration. Make one of these statement items by following the instructions at favecrafts.

Your kitchen will be abuzz if you attach a few of these cute little magnets to your refrigerator door. Find out how to make them by going to CRAFT OUT!!!

A few basic supplies and an egg carton are all you need to make this little bumblebee. Buggy and Buddy share the steps to put it all together.

This face painting is such a cute idea. What little kid wouldn't love to have this painted on their face?

Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas suggests reading the "Buzz" kids' book before making these bumblebees. They're made of toilet paper rolls.

Give a great gift by crocheting a bee keychain for a special person in your life. The directions are at Repeat Crafter Me.

This is an easy and fun craft project from PLAID. Add a card or sign that reads, "Thanks for bee-ing my teacher" to make them smile!

Kids love to make and play with puppets that they've made out of paper bags. Make these bee puppets at Easy Crafts For Kids.

Make this keepsake bumblebee for your children or grandchildren to help them remember the beautiful memories you created with crafts.

I HEART CRAFTY THINGS not only shares a bee puppet but also a ladybug puppet!

This little guy looks so bright and cheerful that he'd be a great addition to the kitchen or baby's room. Go to FaveCrafts for the instructions.

Make a little buddy for a little friend to love! This is the perfect cuddle toy.

This is one of my favorite craft ideas because it would be a great gift to give to the kids. You'll find the tutorial at PLAID.

You can make larger or smaller bees by using the different-sized craft sticks. You could even try making one with toothpicks and attach a pin to the back. Go to I HEART CRAFTY THINGS for the directions for this craft.

Coffee With Us 3 shows how to easily make bee garden stakes using empty mustard bottles for the bodies. They have a nice tutorial on their site.

Your bumblebee rock will definitely be a conversation starter. Imagine these little pets sitting on an end table as an addition to your décor.

Use this as a bookmark or add a skewer to the back and tuck this little bumblebee in a plant.

This project will have the kids excited about making and using this bumblebee pencil topper.

You'll find all the necessary instructions for making a bee using recycleables at I Heart Crafty Things.

This simple refrigerator magnet holds notes and messages that you need to remember for day-to-day events.

This is an outstanding way to make a jar special. Consider topping a jar of honey with a little bee like this and giving it as a gift.

When you need to make a number of favors for Valentine's Day or for a classroom party, consider making these little bee toppers.

Wouldn't these bees look great hanging from a tree or from the patio in your backyard? Directions are found at Creare Scout.

Who would have thought that a bunch of felt circles could look like a bee?