Art Projects for Kids: popsicle sticks

popsicle sticks

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Another Popsicle Stick House

I’m still loving these little popsicle sticks, and made a variation of my other house project I posted here . This one has a more vertical, ...

Given that folk art is created by untrained artists, everyday items are often used for it’s creation. I’ve had this wooden flag idea for awh...

A box of twisty ties at a restaurant supply store inspired this project. I was pretty sure that because they were cheap, and easy to bend an...

Popsicle sticks have a warm wooden, eco-friendly look and are inexpensive too. I’ve created a project that uses your average 15 oz. tin ca...

Sometimes the typical tie drawing for Father’s Day gets old. Showing students how to draw a large trophy worked well for this craft projec...

These new little popsicle sticks (they’re 2 1/2" long) that I found at Michael’s remind me of my parent’s log cabin in Tennessee. Her...

I’m not done with my popsicle obsession yet, and have tried a new combination. I wanted to try making a more realistic portrait to see how i...

I love the look of stone mosaic art, but it is expensive and not really practical for young kids. I thought I’d try a variation of this ide...

Even though this little horse looks simple, it takes a bit of finessing to make the legs stand and to clip all the pieces together. Gluing i...