Craft Stick Flowers
January 15, 2013 2:32 pm Tracey Crafts, Home Decor, Kid's Crafts
By Kid’s Craft Contributor Tracey, from the blog We Made That.
We are in the middle of redoing our playroom in the house. One of the things I have been working on is covering the walls with my daughter’s art projects. However, I don’t want the whole room decorated in just colored pages or drawings, so we have been working on some other types of projects that we can hang on the walls.
That is when I thought of making some craft stick flowers. Not only is it a fun project that allows the kids to use their imagination, but they look GREAT on our walls (I think that makes this a win win). The other day I put all our supplies on the table and told my daughter to make some flowers. I showed her how to do it and then let her do whatever she wanted.
We used two different size crafts sticks for our flowers but you could just use the normal size ones and cut them in half if you choose. You could also use larger wood circles (they come in packs with a few in them) and make larger flowers if you want. Really, the possibilities with this project are endless because you get to use your imagination. Get your sticks and start making some flowers!
Supplies
Read the Full How-to After the Jump…
Glue your crafts sticks and mini crafts sticks onto your wood circles to make a flower.
For the stem, glue two crafts sticks coming off your circle. Then, glue two mini crafts sticks to the stem to make the leafs.
Once all your glue is dry, paint your flowers.
We used double sided tape to hang our flowers on the wall.
