Independence Day Printable Crafts

Independence Day is coming soon. Get your American flag flying, your invitation list ready for a backyard barbeque, and prepare your barbeque menu. Don’t forget to stock up on red, white and blue Jello too! After all, what is a 4th of July celebration without a good ol’ American Jello mold? Well, maybe you aren’t ready for that extreme, but take a moment to check out a few of our printable 4th of July craft ideas. It’s time to celebrate our nation’s independence!


A Touch of Red, White and Blue

Showing your patriotism can be as simple and subtle as festive room decor with printable wall hangings. You can also help your kids get in to the spirit of the season with some fun activity pages or a red, white and blue paper chain to count down long summer days. Print stickers or buttons for family, friends or co-workers. Or you can even print small party favors including these patriotic pinwheels.

For the Backyard Barbeque

If you are planning the traditional backyard cookout, here are a few ideas that will make your party especially memorable. Decorate cupcakes, party favor bags or even ice cream cones. Having an especially large party? Print some name tags. You can also help your guests reduce waste (and reduce your clean-up time) by labeling their cups with these fun printouts. Make banners and boxes to decorate your party space, and use these labels anywhere for a touch more red, white and blue.

Take Time to Say Thanks

Most importantly, don’t let the celebration slip by without taking the time to thank those in the service for their commitment and sacrifice. Check out all of our 4th of July printable craft ideas here. Celebrate safely, and let the barbequing (and crafting) begin!

Greg Gladman
Greg Gladman has two degrees from the University of Cincinnati and prides himself on managing the operations and customer service at Ink Technologies. With a mind like a vault, he is full of useful and useless information, making him an asset to the company and to his Tuesday night trivia team. When he is not working, he spends his time bowling and playing golf. Greg dedicates much of his free time to raising money and awareness in support of the fight against blood cancers.

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