So you have a box of craft sticks and don't know what to do with them? Have we got some ideas for you!
*The Measured Mom used craft sticks (and lots of other things!) with play dough
*These easy picture frames from I Heart Crafty Things were made for Father's Day but would be a great gift anytime. Add jewels, glitter and other extras as desired :)
*Kiwi Crate shows you how to make an easy raft with craft sticks and masking tape (and it really floats!)
*The kids at Pre-K With Mrs. Winter made airplane pictures with craft sticks to go along with a transportation theme
*Glue magnets on the back like Motherhood on a Dime did
*Or how about glue some velcro on the back, like Suburban Moms Media (shown)
*These easy picture frames from I Heart Crafty Things were made for Father's Day but would be a great gift anytime. Add jewels, glitter and other extras as desired :)
*Kiwi Crate shows you how to make an easy raft with craft sticks and masking tape (and it really floats!)
*The kids at Pre-K With Mrs. Winter made airplane pictures with craft sticks to go along with a transportation theme
*Glue magnets on the back like Motherhood on a Dime did
*Or how about glue some velcro on the back, like Suburban Moms Media (shown)
*Craftoart also added magnets and made shapes, letters, and other creations (shown)
*These counting puzzles from Powerful Mothering look fun (kids can use the numbers to help them with the puzzle, or the picture to help them put the numbers in order)
*Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas made bookmarks
*Cut-out characters from old magazines and make stick puppets from My Nearest and Dearest
*Also loving these puppets from Mama Smiles
*Make dolls (people, pets and pirates!) at Molly Moo
*Creations with colored craft sticks at Putti's World
*Flowers with colored or painted sticks at Easy Preschool Craft
*These counting puzzles from Powerful Mothering look fun (kids can use the numbers to help them with the puzzle, or the picture to help them put the numbers in order)
*Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas made bookmarks
*Cut-out characters from old magazines and make stick puppets from My Nearest and Dearest
*Also loving these puppets from Mama Smiles
*Make dolls (people, pets and pirates!) at Molly Moo
*Creations with colored craft sticks at Putti's World
*Flowers with colored or painted sticks at Easy Preschool Craft
What do your children like to do with craft sticks?
Images in the title image (clockwise from left): public domain from morguefile; "Popsicle puppets" from San Mateo County Library; Popsicle stick frame from Wikiphoto; and Popsicle stick puzzle from Wikiphoto. First image from Suburban Moms Media. Second image from Craftoart. All shared under a Creative Commons License. Thank you.
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