Paint the smallest clay flower pot completely with white acrylic craft paint. Slide both pieces together to make sure the cactus shapes fit. Double-cut the slits to the width of your cardboard. Flip the pattern up to trace where the slits will need to be. Flatten the cardboard box and trace the patterns with a pencil. Gather the necessary supplies and print the free cardboard cactus patterns. TUTORIAL: HOW TO MAKE UPCYCLED CARDBOARD CACTUS CRAFTįollow this quick step-by-step tutorial below: free cardboard cactus patterns (download below). acrylic paint (white, bright green, medium green, and dark green). cardboard box (think cereal boxes, or other similar thin cardboard material). If you’re like me, saving money is always a plus, but also using up some of the things in your craft stash is even better! SUPPLIES NEEDED Not only are you saving money but also helping the environment in your own way. 
Of course, when it comes to frugal crafts, you can’t go wrong with giving an upcycled project a try. I’ve actually upcycled cardboard boxes into super cute storage bins for the buffet in our kitchen.
This cactus craft would make the perfect decor for a Cinco de Mayo party or any summer-themed tablescape.Īnd when it comes to upcycling cardboard, this isn’t my first rodeo. Save your cereal or snack boxes and turn them into beautiful cardboard cactus craft.Īs the weather warms up, chances are you’ll be spending more time outside, hosting parties, barbecues, and celebrating a few spring/summer-related festivities. Click here to read my full disclosure policy. This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. If you’re looking for a colorful craft to make with the kids, this cardboard cactus is a must-try!
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