LearnCreateLove

Printable Crafts and Craft Ideas for Kids

  • Crafts
    • Animal Crafts
    • Bugs & Bird Crafts
    • Character & Mythical Creature Crafts
    • Holiday Crafts
    • Miscellaneous Crafts
    • Nature Crafts
    • Seasonal Crafts
    • Suggest a Printable
  • Activities & Play
    • Playdough & Craft Recipes
    • Games & Puzzles
    • Sensory & Small World
    • Pretend Play Sets
    • Paper Bag Puppets
  • Painting Fun
  • Learning Section
    • Printable Letters & Numbers
    • Printables & Activities
    • Themed Weekly Units
  • Books
    • Book of the Week
    • Chapter Books
  • About Us
  • Site
    • General Information
    • Usage & Copyright Info
    • Troubleshooting
    • Suggest a Printable
You are here: Home / Arts & Crafts / Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree Ornament

Popsicle Stick Christmas Tree Ornament

December 3, 2013 by Kimberly 2 Comments

homemadeornamentcrafts-110Christmas is just a few short weeks away and we have been on a roll making homemade ornaments for our tree! Today we made a simple Christmas Tree ornament out of popsicle sticks. It’s one you’ve probably seen before – it’s a classic! I had a little crafting station set up for Lore when she got home. I glued the popsicle sticks together ahead of time so that she could get right to the fun part — decorating!

homemadeornamentcrafts-065


What You’ll Need – 4 popsicle sticks (we used jumbo), glue, green paint, decorations – we used sequins, but mini pompoms and buttons would be adorable as well! Don’t forget some ribbon or string! Our string was given to us by our friends at CraftProjectIdeas.com. It’s meant for friendship bracelets, but since Lore is a little young to make those, the string worked perfectly for our ornaments!

homemadeornamentcrafts-099What To Do – Glue your popsicle sticks together in the shape of a triangle. I did a dot of glue and pressed firmly. I used my scissors to cut te end of one popsicle stick and glued that down as the trunk. Then paint, allow to dry for a few minutes, and then decorate! So simple!

I hope you get a chance to do this fun Christmas craft! Check out our Christmas Crafts Round-Up for more fun holiday crafts and homemade ornaments!

Printable Instructions | Terms of Use | Facebook Page | Pinterest

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

Filed Under: Arts & Crafts Tagged With: christmas craft, christmas tree craft, homemade ornaments, popsicle sticks

Trackbacks

  1. Decorations Your 5 Year Old Can Make At Home For Your Christmas Tree – blog poshtiger says:
    December 22, 2015 at 2:12 am

    […] not make a simple Christmas tree ornament out of ice-lolly sticks! Just glue them together ahead of time. Then, you and your little helpers will be ready to get […]

  2. 20 Decorations Your 5 Year Old Can Make At Home For Your Christmas Tree says:
    December 9, 2016 at 3:14 am

    […] not make a simple Christmas tree ornament out of ice-lolly sticks! Just glue them together ahead of time. Then, you and your little helpers will be ready to get […]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Security Question (solve) * Time limit is exhausted. Please reload CAPTCHA.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Welcome to LearnCreateLove!
               

Follow Us On Facebook!

Newsletter Subscription

Popular Posts









Round-Ups

  A "round-up" is a collection of crafts of a specific topic. You can find all of our crafts indexed in the "Crafts" section in the header. Here you will find the few round-ups we have done on different topics. Enjoy!

Post Categories


Disclaimer

LearnCreateLove and it's owner are not to be held liable if injury should occur while doing a craft, project, activity, etc. that you found on this website. Any and all crafts, projects, activities, etc. that you do are done at your own discretion; please use caution and do only age-appropriate activities with your children.

Copyright © 2023 · LearnCreateLove All Rights Reserved

Copyright © 2023 · Delightful Child Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in