Are you planning to host a BBQ for your Independence Day party? If so, you should consider constructing this patriotic popsicle container to hold tableware. To make this, use an empty orange juice carton, popsicle sticks and white paint to paint the starts on the sticks.
Uncle Sam Paper Plate
Pay tribute to the man who has brought all of us the freedom we have come to enjoy as Americans by creating this Uncle Sam paper plate. This was constructed by using a paper plate, construction paper, cotton balls, crayons, pom pom and glue. Very simple craft.
Pipe Cleaner American Flag
The pipe cleaner American flag is yet another inexpensive, yet fun way to spend this Independence Day with your little ones before heading off to the local fireworks show. All you will need is red and white pipe cleaners, blue construction paper and a white crayon.
Hand Print Fireworks
Are you looking for a way to let your kids get involved with the Independence Day activities? If so, these hand print fireworks are a great way to accomplish this. You only need construction paper, glue, finger paint and some sprinkles to add some serious “pop” to the design.
Confetti Popper Rockets
Want to let your kids get in on the explosive action only the 4th of July has to offer without risking shattered windows and bruised egos? You bet you do! These easy to make and inexpensive confetti popper rockets are a great solution.
Tin Can Windsocks
Want to show your pride for American on the 4th of July without having to buy a flag, pole and finding someone to help you set everything up? No problem. These tin can windsocks are an excellent substitute and they are extremely inexpensive and simple to make regardless of how “artsy” you are!
Red White and Blue Paper Lanterns
The red, white and blue paper lanterns are yet another excellent indoor Independence Day décor piece. These were crafted by using red, white and blue construction papers, stars and red ribbon to mount them on your mantle.
