15 amazing homemade musical instruments
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When it comes to making crafts with our children, the most popular is always Those involved in a great production process and There is also some kind of playability afterwards.So that our children can enjoy making anything and Use it afterwards! Recently, we have been trying to introduce different kinds of musical instruments to them, hoping that they can find the musical instruments they really like and want to take lessons in the next year or two.This is why our eyes are peeled off so many layers Homemade musical instruments and crafts We may get our hands!
Just in case you like the idea of making DIY musical instruments As with your kids, if not more, here are 15 of the best ideas we have encountered so far in our search.
1. DIY kazoos
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One of the coolest parts of making an intricate instrument with your child is that if it finally makes a sound, there will be a degree of discovery. You can teach them about vibration, and they can actually learn while playing! That’s why we really like these homemade cardboard tubes, wax paper and elastic kazoos as outlined step by step on the Kids Steam Lab.
2. Simple cardboard guitar
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If you plan to make a self-made musical instrument with your child that can really make a sound, would you be willing to do something? Slightly It’s quieter because you know they will like it and play it all day and night? Then maybe you prefer to make things like these wonderful (and pretty real work) cardboard guitars out of yarn strings! Guitars Daily shows you how to do this so that even if the strings are quiet, you can actually play different octaves.
3. Cute DIY fabric drum
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This is another great DIY musical instrument. Although it is very loud in real life, it allows your child to make music softly without driving you completely crazy! We love that A Beautiful Mess outlines the process of making beverages from coffee cans and rags, just like the real thing. They will even show you how to make dowels and pompom drumsticks!
4. Craft rod harmonica
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Do you really like the idea of making a musical instrument that can vibrate through the air, but you don’t have any paper tubes to make kazoos? Well, if you have some popsicle sticks and plastic straws, then you have everything you need to try to make these super fun and noisy little harmonicas! Frugal Fun 4 Boys provides you with complete instructions.
5. Cardboard and elastic guitar
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If you want to help your kids make DIY guitars, would you like to make a slightly simpler version than what you saw before, so that they can make more guitars by themselves?In that case, we would really It is recommended to take a look at how PBS uses an empty tissue box and some stretched elastic to make this.
6. Paper plate and bottle cap tambourine
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Vibration and string music are not the only way you can help your child make noise with a homemade musical instrument! Just in case they want to try percussion but they already have some drums, here is a great DIY tambourine tutorial from She Knows, which shows you how to use paper plates and metal bottle caps to achieve it, when you When you shake it, they will touch each other.
7. Straw air duct
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Maybe you think your kids might become more woodwind players, or you just want to help them make something weirder and old-fashioned, like the Peter Pan they see in Disney movies?In this case, we think you are just must Take a look at the way Laughing Kids Learn uses tape to stick together and cut into different lengths of plastic suction tubes to make surprisingly cute sound ducts.
8. Wooden spoon and bead drum
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If you plan to invest time and energy to help your child become cunning and musical all at once, do you still want to find a way to upgrade things you no longer use, just to really bypass the craft? Then reached for the old wooden spoons in the kitchen, took some plastic beads, and helped them make some study drums, just like Learning 4 Kids did here. They will rotate these all day long!
9. DIY rain stick
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Are you working hard to ensure that your children learn a variety of instruments, not just the standard instruments they might end up encountering in a school band? Well, now they may need something simpler than a clarinet or flute, so look at Imagination Tree’s simple way to fill a cardboard tube with rice, seal the hole and decorate the exterior, and make a cute rain stick!
10. Hose and funnel horn
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Now it may not sound It’s like a very simple feat to make your child a self-made brass instrument, but thanks to Bugaboo, Mini, Pip, Mr & Me, you actually were able do it! Their tutorial will guide you step by step through the process of making a horn with a section of hose, a plastic funnel and some strong tape.
11. DIY PVC pipe panpipes
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Are your children really so fascinated by the plastic straw wine tube you made that they are now talking about wanting to play other kinds of flutes? Then, maybe they will actually have everything they need to get a sound from this fantastic PVC tube flute outlined step by step on Instructables! This is a better project for older kids, because they definitely need your help to cut the holes, and it takes some practice to make a sound from the flat hole of the flute, just like you are trying to play a real flute .
12. Embroidery hoop, elastic band, bell
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Are you so focused on helping your youngest children to make all the sounds they like to get musical inspiration, that you don’t care if the things you make are modeled on real musical instruments, as long as they make some sounds? Then we real I believe you will like Hello Bee’s way of using wooden pegs and bells to make vibrators, wooden blocks to make tambourines, and stretch elastic band embroidery hoop to make a miniature handheld banjo with a lovely tone.
13. Plastic Spoon Maracas
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Since your children are still very young, are you convinced that simple vibrator devices are definitely the way to help them make all the noise they want?In that case, we would Absolutely It is recommended to see how Fun 365 can make DIY maracas by filling plastic Easter eggs with rice, sandwiching them between two plastic spoons, and then gluing their handles together.
14. Tin Can Lid Finger Cymbals
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Are you really interested in teaching your children about cymbals in a way that will not make your whole family a headache in an hour? Then maybe you will be more fortunate to make a set of pinky cymbals for yourself! Fun Family Crafts will guide you through the process of using tin can lids and a little elasticity to keep them on your little fingers.
15. DIY Xylophone
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In the category of DIY performance versions of larger instruments that actually work, here is a great tutorial on homemade xylophone, which sounds a little woody, which is actually very pleasant! Get complete details about making your own one with your child at In Lieu of Preschool. The pitch really changes according to the color you hit!
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