Spring is the perfect time for flowery kid crafts that are bright and cheery.
Get a head start on some bright spring colors with this easy vegetable stamping craft!
Stamping with vegetables is a super simple preschooler craft that is perfect for spring.
It can be fun for older kids as well if you let them create their own veggie stamps. (Remember proper supervision should be used if your child uses a knife to cut their own stamps.)
You may also want to try painting with flowers this spring!
Vegetable Stamping Kids Craft
Before starting the craft with your child, you will need to prepare your vegetables.
Celery stalks are perfect just as they are.
Carrots and radishes are also easy to stamp with.
Slice an end off the radish to make a circle. Cutting a tic-tac-toe shape in the flat end of the radish will make a simple flower stamp.
You can cut a carrot in half and then use a knife to make small notches in it.
For larger stamps you may want to try half of a potato.
Bright colored paints give this craft an extra spring boost.
We used yellow, lavender, and a bright spring green. 
Preschoolers love stamping crafts like this.
You may also want to provide a paint brush so your child can make stems to their vegetable stamped spring flowers. 
Vegetable stamping is a super simple craft that is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers and older kids as well.
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Wendy @ ABCs and Garden Peas says
March 22, 2014 at 11:06 pmWe have done vegetable stamping! Mostly with beets. I plan to make kitchen towels with them this spring!
OneMommy says
March 26, 2014 at 10:25 pmOh, what a fun idea!
My FIL grows beets in the garden… We may need to borrow a few for stamping!
Olivia says
March 23, 2014 at 3:10 pmGreat idea! And what a cool way to introduce new veggies and make them fun before kids give them a try. Definitely doing this one soon!
OneMommy says
March 26, 2014 at 10:25 pmNever thought of it, but it would be a great way to introduce some new veggies! 🙂
Ginny Marie says
March 24, 2014 at 2:33 pmYour prints look so pretty! I was wondering what you used for the flower when I saw the picture on Facebook. Very cute! My mom used to cut radishes the same way, and then put them in water overnight to make “roses.” They would open up and look very pretty!
OneMommy says
March 26, 2014 at 1:31 pmYes! We would put the radishes in water and put them in the fridge over night, too! 🙂 I always loved the rose radishes on Easter and Thanksgiving!
Rabia @TheLiebers says
March 24, 2014 at 10:18 pmI’ve used potatoes before, but not other vegetables. One spring I used different flowers for my preschoolers to paint with. That was a whole lot of fun!
OneMommy says
March 26, 2014 at 10:18 pmI love the flower idea! We may need to try that next!
Donna DM Yates says
March 25, 2014 at 10:24 pmI’ve heard of this before. It sure looks like your children had lots of fun.
Alexis @ We Like to Learn as We Go says
April 1, 2014 at 5:18 pmWhat a fun idea! My girls would have so much fun with this. Pinned it!