Popsicle Stick Crafts for Adults: Jewelry, Home Decor & More!

Learn how to make a stylish and versatile ice cream stick craft wall hanging for your home. This idea is so budget friendly!

There are numerous ways to make coasters using popsicle sticks. You can make mini pallet coasters or wood burned coasters, but these stained ones are my favorite!

You’ve never seen popsicle stick bracelets like these! Learn how to make them super stylish with beads, paint, chains, and more.

Jumbo craft sticks painted in your favorite colors make a super cute light shade for pendant lamps. These would be fun lights over bedroom nightstands!

Create fun hooks with painted tops and line them up on a wall. With popsicle hooks, they can only hold lightweight items. This would be a nice way to organize and display your jewelry!

Learn how to make a photo frame with ice cream sticks! This is such an easy craft for kids or adults. Add magnets on the back to hang them on the fridge.

This simple advent calendar uses faux greenery, craft sticks, string and Washi tape. Each day you turn over the stick and see what activity you will do that day. Great family advent calendar idea!

I am amazed that this clock was made with popsicle sticks, wooden skewers and a clock mechanism kit. Such an inexpensive clock!

Create a simple honeycomb shelf using popsicle sticks and paint! A great budget-friendly home decor DIY.

Aimee created this mini wreath using stained craft sticks and some embellishments. There are so many different ways you could dress this up—you could even add a circular mirror in the middle!

Create a wall hanging sconce using ice cream sticks with this video tutorial. It would also look nice with the sticks painted or stained!

Learn how to make these coffin gift tags for Halloween! The chalkboard label allows them to be reused.

Instead of purchasing an expensive sunburst mirror, make one of your own! This one uses various size craft sticks painted in gold.

This wood trivet is made using popsicle sticks and wooden beads. It is held together with elastic cord so you can fold it up and then open it when needed!

You can create this DIY wall hanging using cardboard and popsicle sticks! Nobody will ever guess that you made it yourself.

With this easy to follow tutorial, you can make any words you like for an impressive garland!

Why not add a delightful potting bench to your fairy garden? It was made using stained popsicle sticks and old nails!

Popsicle sticks were used to make the cute swinging bench in this shadow box art craft. The frame is an upcycled piece and I love the floral arch! I can picture myself swinging and reading a book here.

Keep your soap off of your counter with this popsicle stick soap dish! I really like the simple and functional design.

When you see the items used to make this decorative piece, you will be amazed. Everything was purchased from Dollar Tree and comes together beautifully!

Love, love, love this vertical wall planter! Until you get really close, you can't even tell it is mainly made using popsicle sticks.

Making adorable miniature signs as plant picks is just one fun popsicle stick winter craft idea you can try this year! What colors will you use for your signs?

Jodi was inspired to make these popsicle stick Christmas trees while watching a movie. You never know where inspiration will come from! I love that she put starfish on the top and that she used various size craft sticks.

How sweet are these toaster tongs? Grab your wood burner and craft sticks and you can have your own!

This table runner pops with color which was added using a splatter paint technique. You could have a lot of fun with this DIY!

Lisa made two of these mini Adirondack chairs for the top of her wedding cake. The process wasn't easy, but they were perfect on the cake. You need to see them!

Here is a modern Valentine's Day decoration you can easily make (even the kids could do it). Just layout the heart shape and glue it together. Hanging from the ceiling they look like the are floating!

With popsicle sticks, glue and thread you can make a fun sled ornament for your Christmas tree. This craft is so easy, your kids can make one too!

Now this is some outside the box thinking here! Cork sandwiched between two layers of craft sticks is a pretty good base for flip flops. Who knew?

Label your buffet table food with these impressive framed menu cards. Your guests don't need to know they were made with leftover popsicle sticks!

This popsicle stick cake centerpiece is perfect for any party or shower!. It is really easy to make and versatile since you use Washi tape for the decorating.

Use cardboard, a bit of fabric, some lace trim and popsicle sticks to make your own earring holder! I like the addition of the lace trim to allow it to hold earrings with backs on them.