46 Unique Coffee Filter Craft Ideas

All crafters love it when they can make a beautiful craft with inexpensive supplies. Coffee filters can be included in a list of those types of supplies.

When I started my search for coffee filter crafts, I was hoping to find some that were a little more than the usual butterfly or flower. I hope that you will find this article useful and that you will want to try a couple of these crafts.

To find the directions for the pom-poms shown above, go to Snowy Bliss.

Can you believe that such a beautiful wreath can be made using plain coffee filters? I love this project by picklee, where you'll also find the instructions.

For directions on how to make these beautiful twinkle lights, go to Craft Your Happiness.

I love these carrots and plan on making some of them to tuck into various Spring and Easter arrangements. Find the tutorial for making these carrots and also the treat cup flowers at URBAN Comfort. So especially cute!

Decorate a plain box or container and fill it will flowers----all made with coffee filters. The easy directions will be found at AUNT PEACHES.

These rainbow fish get a little help from some aluminum foil to make them outstanding. Find the instructions at Crafty Morning.

The picture shown doesn't show how beautiful these are when a battery operated tea light is placed inside them. Go to Kids & Glitter for the directions.

Another great craft that can be done with even the littlest crafter. Very easy to make and extra inexpensive. The directions are found at NO time for FLASHCARDS.

Get ready for Halloween by making a bunch of these monsters. For the directions, go to Housing a Forest.

Look at the attractive picture made with a coffee filter and a paper plate. This would be a great classroom project. For the directions, go to Busy Bee Kids Crafts.

Coffee filters as turkey feathers. Kids will love using watercolors to paint the coffee filters for the turkey's feathers. To find this project, go to Stockpiling Moms.

I think this is an especially elegant looking tree. I can imagine a few of these trees displayed, at different levels, on a candle lighted mantel. Go to CRAFTS BY Amanda for the directions.

I really like this angel ornament because it is easy enough for the kids to make, and beautiful enough to proudly hang the ornaments on the Christmas tree. Find the instructions for making these cuties at Fun Family Crafts. This would make a great class room art project before Christmas also.

This is a great looking, spooky owl that is a perfect Halloween decoration or project. If you want to make a hoot owl too, go to Buggy and Bean.

The directions for making this beautiful poppy can be found at Arts & Crafts Collection.

To make a beautiful, inexpensive wreath, go to Atkinson Drive for the tutorial.

Imagine making your own bridesmaid bouquets in the perfect color for your wedding. Then go to Craftster and find out how to make them.

This beautiful winter tree looks like it takes forever to make, but according to the tutorial that you'll find at Centsational Girl, the most time consuming part of the craft is folding and cutting the coffee filters. I think this project would be worth however long it takes to make.

Another choice for making coffee filter roses. All are so beautiful. For the directions, go to la dolce villa.

I love sparkling ornaments on the Christmas tree. They pick up and reflect the string lights beautifully. Imagine how beautiful a tree full of these angel wings will be. Find the tutorial and pattern at Crafts ala mode.

We made these batik circles during one of our art classes and the kids really enjoyed the project. If you would like to do this project, go to Kids & Glitter for the directions.

What a beautiful brooch to make for Mother's day or in colors to match an outfit of your own. Go to Crafting a Green World for the directions.

What an outstanding project this is. Any teen age girl would love to have this in her room. To make one, find the directions at shelterness.

With the theme, "He has the whole world in His hands," this could be a Sunday school project. See how to make this world look coffee filter project by going to Preschool Crafts for Kids.

Wouldn't these angel wings be a perfect decorative piece to hang in your little girl's, or teenaged girl's room? So very pretty! You'll find the pictured tutorial at thoughts from alice.

An arrangement of these ever so easy pumpkins would make a great centerpiece. And inexpensively. Find the directions at the happier homemaker. If you don't have grapevine curls, make your own using a piece of wire wrapped around a pencil to shape it.

Start getting ready to welcome Spring by making these little dancers into a mobile. Go to One Little Projectfor the directions.

I love the looks of this sunflower wreath and really appreciate how inexpensive it is to make. The tutorial for making this coffee filter sunflower wreath can be found at small fry & co.

By going to the CRAFTING mom website, you'll be able to see how to make a beautiful red, white and blue wreath like the one shown above. A very nice coffee filter project to do with the kids.

Be sure you visit this website to see how exceptionally beautiful this wreath is. The picture doesn't do it justice. You'll find the pictured tutorial at JONES DESIGN COMPANY. This is super elegant looking!

This is but one of the many variations of napkins rings that you'll find, with the directions, at The Brass Paperclip Project.

This is a nice clean Spring look for any home, and very easy to make. For the directions for this project, go to balagokulam.

This great classroom art project is from a teacher at Dream.Draw.Create. The kids would love doing this project.

Leaves made from dyed coffee filters and glued on a branch makes an outstanding décor statement. This very interesting project and it's instructions can be found at Patch O’ Dirt Farm.

Make fall leaves using coffee filters and string them into a garland. To make a garland like this fall leaf garland, go to POPSUGAR MOMS. Think about decorating a classroom with garlands like this.

It's hard to believe this beauty is made using coffee filters. Find the tutorial at Terry Ricioli Designs.

An impressive project, and tutorial, by i heart naptime, this is an easy Christmas decoration for above the fireplace or sitting on a shelf. Store this carefully and it will last for years.

Notice the way this spring cabbage is used in a centerpiece a Atta Girl Says, where you'll also find a tutorial.

This craft is perfect for toddlers who like to do projects but have a short attention span and like to get finished quickly. You'll find the list of supplies you'll need and the directions at A Little Pinch of Perfect.

Drawing the leaves and leaf veins with glue before painting with watercolors, makes these coffee filter leaves special. Go to Having Fun at Home to see how these autumn leaves are made.

I love the idea that the "dirt" that the flowers are setting in is coffee grounds...imagine the aroma. See how to make the flowers and the arrangement at THE Siren’s TALE.

The tutorial for making these beautiful coffee filter stars can be found at Sea Gypsy Studio. Here is another example of a craft that can be changed in looks so easily by just changing the colors. Of course, I love the tea dyed look of these stars. Some coffee filters come in this color.

Making this rainbow fish will be so much fun for the kids, and also inexpensive to make. This really nice, easy to do project has instructions at Our Crafts~N~Things. Imagine all the beautiful colors to use making these fish.