This cross suncatcher craft is perfect for your VBS or Sunday school class. With simple supplies and a little imagination, your kids will create a colorful religious craft.

Cross Suncatcher Craft

Having children with an age gap can make crafting together difficult. Crafts can be too hard for one child, or just too simple for the other. This craft, however, was a hit with both! It’s a beautiful cross suncatcher craft that you will be proud to display in your home or give to a loved one.

Since it’s such a versatile craft, it’s a perfect VBS craft or Sunday School craft. Plus the supplies and instructions are easily adaptable to larger groups.

And what’s better? Suncatcher crafts make fantastic decorations. So parents will enjoy them too!

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No time to make this art project now? Pin it for later!

If you can’t make this now, pin it to your kids’ crafts ideas board on Pinterest and it’ll be here for when you’re ready.

Tips for making a dotted suncatcher

• If you’re creating with a large group of kids, you can roll the contact paper across the workspace. Then cut smaller top pieces and put each child’s name on them before cutting them out.
• Use the grid on the back of the contact paper to help you draw the cross shape.
• When choosing ink colors, make sure to use colors that work well together. This will help any overlapping colors from looking brown.
• Punch a hole in the top of the cross and use them for bookmarks too!

How to make this easy cross craft

Below is our step by step tutorial for creating this cross sun catcher craft. Feel free to print them for easy reference!