Moana is such a hit in our house right now. From DIY Moana necklaces, to Moana slime and Moana birthdays, we are in the middle of a craze. Our simple Moana necklace craft is perfect for younger children to make mostly independently, and is great as a DIY dress-up accessory. There are a few ofter Moana necklace tutorials that I wanted to share with you that would be great for older children as well.
7 DIY Moana Necklaces to Make
The difficultly level of these necklaces range from simple to more involved, making it a great list for varying ages. The adults can even get in on the fun if they want to! If you like this Moana necklaces, check out all of the Moana-themed activities we have done.
This simple Model Magic clay and pony bead DIY Moana necklace is perfect for even young preschoolers to make. The beading practices fine motor skills, and the necklace can be used as part of a dress-up outfit!
This Moana necklace from Satsuma Designs uses clay, acrylic paint, and pearls to make a beautiful DIY necklace. (pictured below)
One Heart One Family makes an adorable leather and sea shell Moana-inspired necklace.
A Little Moore Blog has a tutorial for a beautiful green clay Heart of Te Fiti necklace. (pictured below)
This Moana necklace craft from Catch My Party is made with hemp, and would be a ton of fun for older kids to make!
Simple Practical Beautiful made a Moana necklace with a stone in the middle, making it an excellent necklace for little ones to hold onto for quite a long time.
Using felt and sequins, A Peace of Creativity makes a shell necklace that resembles Moana’s. (pictured below)
I hope you find a fun Moana necklace to make with your little ones! Or for yourself..I won’t tell 😉
More Moana craft/activity fun:
Enjoy playing and learning along with Moana, just like we are in our house!
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Thank you so much for sharing! it was really fun to make this and i loved seeing the way others did it. Pinned to my Board!