Sentences with phrase «with popsicle sticks»

Whether it's toddlers or teenagers, you can find crafts with popsicle sticks for the whole family to have fun with while spending time with one another.

Cut the patterned paper slightly smaller than the frame you made with your popsicle stick square.

If you don't have popsicle molds, you could easily pour the mixture into small paper cups with a popsicle stick inserted into the middle, then simply tear off the paper cup when ready to serve.

Projects with popsicle sticks for teenagers are a great way for your older kids to have some fun and craft their own personal style.

Phil starts with a Popsicle stick catapult.

Snehal, no problem with the popsicle sticks (I think mine came from Crrate & Barrell)... they aren't in there long enough to burn up.

I used to just mix it back up with a popsicle stick but but when it's solid that doesn't work.

Lisa, you can use any small plastic cup (or paper drinking cup) to freeze the mixture with a popsicle stick!

Or the experience of coaxing the hardening maple syrup off the snow with a popsicle stick.

Can't decide whether to buy a popsicle maker or do like my mom would and use empty yogurt containers with a popsicle stick... those were the days.

If you can't see yourself making enough popsicles to make it worthwhile to buy one, you can freeze the mixture in little cups instead with popsicle sticks in them.

Kids stir and spoon - eat with popsicle stick.

Easy Insect Craft for Kids: Craft a few crawling and flying critters with popsicle sticks.

I melt my crayons in the microwave in baby food jars, stir with a Popsicle stick, then I poor the melted crayon into the candy molds.

So, I came up with this popsicle stick schoolhouse picture frame craft — perfect for your little ones» 1st day of preschool (or kindergarten) photo!

Build a chain reaction with Popsicle sticks and watch everyone's jaw drop in awe.

Make Plant Markers From Popsicle Craft Sticks: Label all of your different herbs, plants, and vegetables in your garden with popsicle stick markers.

Popsicle Stick Farm Critters: Craft an entire farm of animals with popsicle sticks.

Camp A: Make Summer Magical — complete with bucket list, plans, jars with popsicle sticks covered with activity ideas, etc..

Kids will race to gather the items, bring them back to where Dad is seated, foam up his face and «shave» Dad with the popsicle sticks.

I live in Germany and I was doing a project for my son with Popsicle sticks and you don't want to know how hard was to ask in a store where I could find them

First with a fingernail, then with a Popsicle stick, then with brushes, and it all leads straight downhill to my face.

You could probably make stairs with popsicle sticks or paper tubes if you wanted to.

An adorable puzzle craft with a popsicle stick and oval bits for you to try and see these caterpillar prints, caterpillar magnets and LEGO story telling ideas.

Tiny scarecrows can be made with popsicle sticks and glue.

Start with Popsicle sticks, I found mine at the dollar store, they are th regular sized ones but the jumbo sized ones might be easier for little hands.

You can either use a Popsicle mold or Dixie cups with Popsicle sticks.

With some popsicle sticks, beads, glue, and puff paint, the kids will have a ball making these star ornaments.

Your little ones can spruce up their room with a few awesome crafts with popsicle sticks, and when their friends come over they will all be super jealous.

If you adore this fun kids» craft, you are sure to love the exciting craft projects found in this collection What to Make with Popsicle Sticks: 50 + Fun Crafts for Kids

What to Make with Popsicle Sticks: 50 + Fun Crafts for Kids.

These adorable sleds are made with popsicle sticks and washi tape.

Summertime is the perfect time to craft with popsicle sticks!

Crafts with popsicle sticks are the perfect alternative to playing outside because they're so easy to do and are friendly to small hands.

Crafts with popsicle sticks are brilliant ways to make art projects affordable without losing any of the cuteness.

Pour mixture into popsicle molds (or small paper cups with a popsicle stick) and freeze overnight.

Make a little cut in the centre of the rind with a paring knife and skewer each with a Popsicle stick.