Enjoy this list of printable St. Patrick’s Day Coloring Pages! Coloring is a great way to keep the kids entertained while celebrating this fun holiday.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Celebrate this special day with some fun printable coloring pages. Print these out and let your kids have a blast coloring in all the details of Leprechauns, pots of gold, and rainbows.
Note: I am sharing two different options below for your love bug!
Evenly line up 7 regular size popsicle sticks.
Using hot glue gun, run a line of hot glue the entire length of a small popsicle stick & press it horizontally onto one end of the 7 sticks – repeat this step on the other end as well.
Flip the newly made board over and coat with an even layer of white paint, let dry.
If you choose to do the pink love bug, paint your popsicle sticks pink.
Glue the eyes in place.
Use paint pen or marker to draw on hairline, heart shaped nose and mouth.
Use paint pen or marker to add hearts to body.
For the antennae, cut the pipe cleaner in half and attach from the back of the board – if desired, add craft poms to the end of each.
Using the construction paper, cut out 2 heart shaped pieces for the wings and decorate as desired.
Attach the wings with glue from the back of the board.
Using hot glue gun, run a line of hot glue the entire length of a small popsicle stick & press it horizontally onto one end of the 7 sticks – repeat this step on the other end as well.
Flip the newly made board over and coat with an even layer of white or pink paint, let dry.
Glue the eyes in place.
Use paint pen or marker to draw on hairline, heart shaped nose and mouth.
Use paint pen or marker to add hearts to body.
For the antennae, cut the pipe cleaner in half and attach from the back of the board – if desired, add craft poms to the end of each.
Using the construction paper, cut out 2 heart shaped pieces for the wings and decorate as desired.
Attach the wings with glue from the back of the board.
Create this adorable Puppy Dog Popsicle Stick Craft for Valentine’s Day!
Valentine’s Day is coming up! Get ready to create fun crafts this year! Today I’m sharing my tutorial for how to make a puppy dog using popsicle sticks.
This craft includes a free printable template for the puppy dog ears and nose.
Check it out if you are looking for more Valentine’s Day crafts to make this year. Create this craft and consider displaying this craft in your home or classroom this year.
You can also wrap this gift up and give it to the special Valentine in your life.
Puppy Dog Popsicle Stick Craft
Supplies:
4 large popsicle sticks
1 small popsicle sticks
2 googly eyes
printable template (see below)
cardstock
glue
black marker
Directions:
Download printable and load cardstock in the printer. Print the PDF.
Use scissors to cut each of the shapes, then cut the large heart in half.
Lay the large popsicle sticks on a flat surface and glue the small stick to the back to hold them in place.
Glue the two halves of the large heart to each side of the popsicle sticks to make ears.
Turn the medium sized heart upside down and glue it to bottom of the popsicle sticks.
Glue the small heart to the tip of the black heart as the dog’s nose.
Glue two eyes between each ear.
Use the marker to draw dots on each side of the nose.
Display this cute puppy dog craft this Valentine’s Day!
Puppy Dog Popsicle Stick Craft
Materials
4 large popsicle sticks
1 small popsicle sticks
2 googly eyes
Printable template
Cardstock
Glue
Black marker
Instructions
1. Download printable and load cardstock in the printer. Print the PDF.
2. Use scissors to cut each of the shapes, then cut the large heart in half.
3. Lay the large popsicle sticks on a flat surface and glue the small stick to the back to hold them in place.
4. Glue the two halves of the large heart to each side of the popsicle sticks to make ears.
5. Turn the medium sized heart upside down and glue it to bottom of the popsicle sticks.
6. Glue the small heart to the tip of the black heart as the dog’s nose.
7. Glue two eyes between each ear.
8. Use the marker to draw dots on each side of the nose.
Bring the winter indoors this season with this DIY Winter Snowflake Soap Recipe! This recipe is fun and easy to make.
Plus, you can get creative and customize the scents and colors of these bars. One of the perks of making your own soap is that you’ll know exactly what’s going into each bar!
If you haven’t made any DIY soaps yet, this is a great recipe to try for beginners!
These Snowflake Soap bars make great gifts during the holiday season, too!
Remove soap base from container and cut into pieces.
Place in a microwave safe container and heat according to package directions. Once the soap is melted, work quickly as it will begin to harden immediately around the edges of the bowl.
Meanwhile, mix together mica powder and melted coconut oil until blended.
To the soap base, add essential oil and mica liquid. Stir to combine.
If the soap has begun to harden, reheat in the microwave for about 10 seconds.
Pour melted soap into the molds and allow soap to rest for at least 45 minutes before moving.
When the soap is set, remove from the mold and package for gifts.
½ soap base makes 6 bars
Snowflake Soap
Materials
½ soap base
Silicone soap mold
10 drops essential oil, if desired
1 teaspoon mica powder
1 tablespoon coconut oil, melted
Instructions
Remove soap base from container and cut into pieces. Place in a microwave safe container and heat according to package directions. Once the soap is melted, work quickly as it will begin to harden immediately around the edges of the bowl.
Meanwhile, mix together mica powder and melted coconut oil until blended.
To the soap base, add essential oil and mica liquid. Stir to combine.
If the soap has begun to harden, reheat in the microwave for about 10 seconds.
Pour melted soap into the molds and allow soap to rest for at least 45 minutes before moving.
When the soap is set, remove from the mold and package for gifts.
Looking for a fun (and easy) winter craft project that both you and your kids will love? Try making this snowflake popsicle stick craft!
This simple project is perfect for little ones who are just learning how to craft, and it’s a great way to use up any extra popsicle sticks you might have lying around.
Pour a small amount of white paint in a small cup.
Place the popsicle sticks on the paper plate.
Paint each popsicle stick white. Allow plenty of time to dry. Use more coats if desired or necessary.
(You do not have to paint the back of the sticks unless desired.) Make sure to paint the sides of the sticks, too.
Once dry, squirt a dab of hot glue in the center of one of the sticks. Place another popsicle stick on top, forming a + shape.
Squirt a dab of glue in the center and place a stick diagonally. Do this again, making an X shape. This will form the complete snowflake.
Pour clear glue on the top of each popsicle stick and spread the glue around with the tip of the bottle. Use glitter or sequins to decorate the snowflake.
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