Popsicle Stick Crafts: Fun Ideas for Kids of All Ages!

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

I absolutely love the hair on these darling little mermaids! They're wrapped with pipe cleaners and the sparkle paper is fabulous.

Allow the kids to get creative with their designs and have a ssssssuper time! These popsicle stick snakes are pretty easy to do.

This craft stick wall hanging is a super fun collaborative art project for kids, that can be made over a period of time.

This is a very fun twist on a typical God's Eye weaving craft - use three mini popsicle sticks to turn your yarn craft into the cutest baby turtles!

Keep your place in your favorite books by making glittery lightsabers in different colors! Decide if you're on the light or dark side of the Force with this cute Star Wars craft.

This apple core craft has a back-to-school theme, as well as a fall apple picking theme {it’s never too early to plan!}.

It’s hard to find ideas to use up knit fabric scraps, but these bookmarks do! They are fun for everyone and are no sew.

Kids can make these easy adorable dolls with just three simple supplies! They're perfect for a doll house or pretend play.

This idea was inspired by traditional folding fans in Asia! Leslie made these fans, and they are perfectly usable for a hot summer.

Use these for storing items, as a desk organizer, or even an easy DIY vase!

My brother has always had a "thing" for robots and he would love to make these with my nieces! I love the cute pony beads as well as the silly googly eyes.

Fingers have always been the default reading pointer, but sometimes you’ve got to add a little fun! These reading pointers are fun to play with, great for bookmarks, and easy to create.

Monsters can be scary . . . unless they are made of popsicle sticks! These guys put a smile on my face, and are a perfect Halloween craft for kids.

Have you ever driven a tractor? I have, and it's not as easy as it looks! Kids love tractors, and this is a perfect craft to make when doing school lessons or reading about farming.

Children love farm animals, so why not put together these craft stick cuties that can be used as puppets or even bookmarks!

Make a pretty yarn butterfly craft using a simple weaving technique. This is a fun summer or spring craft.

Summer is perfect season to make these cute popsicle stick flags. Ginger made a banner with hers, and I love it on the mantel for 4th of July.

If you are looking for a simple craft to make with your kids, this napkin holder is not only easy to make, but is also functional.

You know when plants come in boring little plastic pots? This is a great way to dress them up quickly.

This wreath is a fun and easy two part craft for kids! Grab your popsicle sticks and dip dye them, then turn them into a cool wreath using a paper plate.

Are you a big camper? How about a glamper? Whether or not you like sleeping outdoors, these tents are so cute!

This popsicle stick craft is definitely for the older kids and adults! I love wood burning, and there's a PDF provided making the craft very easy to do.

Looking for an inexpensive handmade stocking stuffer or gift for little ones? I think these popsicle stick photo puzzles are perfect!

Learn how to use popsicle sticks to make a weaving loom for littles of all ages!

You'll need smaller and larger popsicle sticks along with clothespins to make these fun airplanes! Kids will have a blast choosing the colors for their jets.

Garden gnomes always put a smile on my face, and these little guys are no exception. Add funky hats and cotton ball beards to make them complete.

Popsicle stick crafts can be used outside, too! This easy DIY beaded wind chime will make a cute addition to your garden.

If you could be a superhero, what would your superpower be? It's a fun discussion to have with your kids while you make these popsicle stick characters!

Did you know that you can build an exploding chain reaction by weaving together popsicle sticks or craft sticks? Such a cool experiment; your kids are going to love this!

I'm a car girl, so this particular craft is a favorite for me. Do I want to make a hot hatch or a wagon out of popsicle sticks? The options are endless.

How to make the best popsicle stick bird feeders that kids will not only love to make, but the birds will love too. All you have you do is watch out for squirrels!

This unicorn craft is the perfect way to make your holidays even more magical. With a glittery horn and rhinestones, this is one pretty unicorn!

Learn how to make a photo frame with ice cream sticks! Add magnets on the back to hang them on the fridge.

What's cuter than tiny dancers? Nothing, especially when they are wearing cupcake liner tutus! Your kids will love making these pretty ballerinas.

Turn ice cream sticks into bright and colorful flowers! You can make an entire bouquet of these - turn them into magnets - whatever your heart desires.

My first thought about this project was - do they really work? Yes, they make noise! There are two different ways to make these harmonicas, both produce similar sounds, but one is slightly easier for smaller children.

This popsicle stick catapult design is an awesome STEM activity for kids of all ages! Exploring physics has never been so exciting because everyone loves to launch stuff into the air.

Kids will laugh at the hair on these puppets, but I swear this is how I feel I look waking up in the morning! They are so cute and colorful and I love their pom pom noses.

Foxes are more like cats than dogs, make 40 different sounds, and live in underground dens. These guys are perfect for making during a lesson learning about these cool woodland animals.

Are there earrings you like to keep out and wear more than others? Me too. This is a fun organizing craft for the older kids, but it also makes a great gift idea for mom from the littles.

I just about died when I first saw this little bow and arrow! Kids will have so much fun with this craft! Don't worry, you won't shoot your eye out - the arrow is just a q-tip.

This paper lantern craft covers a little bit of construction skills, colors and color-mixing, and creating unique artwork.

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?

Learn how to make a fairy door from popsicle sticks and add a little bit of everyday magic to your playroom!

The basic house is complete with a roof, windows, a chimney. With a city of sticks, kids and their toy animals will never be bored.

Make some cute little boxes with lids and paint them for the holidays! I love the designs that Leslie used on hers.

See you later alligator! These fun little guys aren't even a little bit scary. Their bodies are easy to create; once they're done watch out for these gators nibbling little fingers!

Make these fun handprint flower bookmarks with your child to celebrate the upcoming change in season and to create an awesome keepsake at the same time.

This bright and playful canvas adds fun to any room. Paint a canvas with bold polka dots and then add colorful popsicle sticks to create your flower.

These popsicle stick hearts are such a fun way to make Valentines with kids! Write sweet messages on the sticks or in the middle of the paper hearts.

Kids will love making these adorable scarecrows, and you can customize them to look however you’d like!

These homemade spiders are adorably cute, and double up as a toy that kids can play with too! Your kids will love how they actually climb their strings.

This a kids' craft for winter that is cute enough to decorate the front door! I love that this snowflake is black - it looks beautiful with the blue and white of Jen's home.

Kids can make their own cup of hot chocolate (don’t forget one for you too) with popsicle sticks and turn it into an ornament!

This popsicle stick reindeer is a great Christmas craft for kids! This is a fun ornament that’s good for making with preschoolers and elementary-aged children.

What could be cuter than a smiling snowman ornament? Kids will love making their very own snowman to hang on their Christmas tree, or give as a gift.

Adorable mini pom poms make these star ornaments come to life with a beautiful and zingy display of shape and color! These will look amazing hanging on your Christmas tree.

Gingerbread houses are so popular for Christmas! Kelly made these Christmas ornaments with her son, and I just think they turned out SO cute. You can adjust the project to fit any age.

Looking for a fun holiday kids’ craft? This is one of the cutest I've seen! I absolutely love this sled ornament and want a tree full of them.