Popsicle Stick Craft Ideas

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Whether you call them craft sticks or popsicle sticks, every crafter should know what you're talking about. You'll be pleasantly surprised to see the range of projects that can be made and made inexpensively with this versatile craft supply. A lot of these projects would make thoughtful gifts, holiday ornaments, and playful home decor pieces. Let's get started.

If you have a creative gene and cannot get through the day without looking for more ideas for things to make, you definitely have to consider what you can do with Popsicle sticks. Not only are they are cheap way to get creative, but they are versatile. There are so many different things you can do with them, whether you want to make a bird house or frame a picture.

While the Popsicle stick crafts are certainly one of the most popular craft tools for children, do not think that they are just for kids. They make the perfect material when trying to build something durable and they are easy to paint. So, if you are up for getting creative, consider some of the following creative Popsicle stick crafts. Just remember, you don’t need a rainy day to enjoy these crafts! The Popsicle sticks are so affordable, you can use them every day.

Honeycomb Shelves - These modern, honeycomb-shaped shelves look like pieces from a high-end furniture store, rather than projects constructed from an arts-and-crafts class staple. But believe it or not, these angular wall units are constructed entirely of popsicle sticks. The secret to making the childhood supply look more sophisticated? Simply coat the sticks with rich chestnut brown wood stain. Each cubby forms a perch for lightweight objects you want to leave on display, such as small vases, figurines, or a few favorite books.

The Ultimate Craft Ideas - Paper crafts have been very popular for some time now. Most children start out doing paper crafts in school. The teachers usually start the child out with very simple paper crafting projects. This usually involves giving the child several color options and also several shapes of construction paper to work with. Most teachers usually give the child several ideas to start with, but each child is encouraged to show their creativity on their crafting project.

Ombre Planter Popsicle Sticks - Popsicle sticks and hot glue get a grown up makeover in this gradient planter project. Achieving the attention grabbing ombre effect is easy. As you paint the planter, add increasing amounts of teal paint to white paint and water the mixture down slightly so that the wood grain will shine through. Once dry, slip the finished project over an inexpensive glass vase it’s likely you already have one stored in your kitchen cabinets. The glass vessel will protect the wooden planter from water damage, so it’s ready for a supermarket bouquet or a bundle of tulips freshly picked from the backyard.

Another ideas if you have popsicle sticks around the house or even better, some fudge pops in the freezer just waiting to be eaten, there’s no reason to buy store bought plant markers. Instead, give the sticks a couple coats of chalkboard paint, and use a piece of chalk or a chalk marker to name each herb on your windowsill. Try the same trick for birthdays or graduations and the plant label will double as a gift tag.