Angels are seen everywhere, usually during the Christmas season. These popsicle stick angels can be used as decoration for the front door, window, or just found hanging in your family’s personal Christmas tree. The best thing is that they’re so simple to make!
Popsicle Stick Airplane
Turning an ordinary clothespin into a fun airplane toy is as simple as gluing on a few popsicle sticks! Customize your plane by painting it different colors, adding stickers, and more!
Popsicle Stick Pencil Holder
This pencil holder is a perfect DIY gift for someone you know who happens to love art. It can hold not just pencils; brushes, rulers, scissors and more can be ideally kept there in order. It can also become a vase to hold paper flowers for a table decoration!
Popsicle Stick Fan
Did you love paper fans as a kid? Back then, paper fans were just made by kids using their grade school pad paper leaves. Here’s a more advanced version of those old paper fans, with popsicle sticks for added durability, and string so you can carry it around your wrist!
Popsicle Stick Lamp
Making a beautiful, crafty lamp for less is a decoration that you can be proud of to showcase among your furniture in the living room setting. Your guests will find this popsicle masterpiece amusing and interesting especially since you made it yourself!
Popsicle Stick Watermelon
Craft up one of these sweet watermelon signs to hang on your front door with letters that say “Welcome!” or make it say something like “Sweet and Fresh Watermelon for Sale!” and use it to further your budding watermelon business!
Popsicle Stick Leprechaun Trap
This St. Patrick’s Day, trap a mischievous leprechaun using a crafty trap made of popsicles! Let your kids know that leprechauns exist and use bite-sized marshmallows as allurement – meaning they love these chewy mallows. Have them replace with gold chocolate coins for the next day to show the kids that leprechauns are truly real!
