Make a fun popsicle stick butterfly craft with your kids! Turn popsicle sticks into cute butterflies to use as a magnet or decoration.
Spring break is here, meaning lots of time for crafting with the kids. Butterflies are a sign of spring, and these popsicle stick butterflies are adorable. They are quick and easy enough for toddlers and preschoolers, but older kids love them, too! Add glitter, glitter glue, sequins, or other embellishments to make each butterfly unique. This butterfly craft would make a cute magnet or decoration.
Popsicle Stick Butterfly Craft
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Popsicle Stick Butterfly Craft Supplies
- Colored popsicle sticks
- Pipe cleaners
- Googly eyes
- Colored construction paper
- Tacky glue (or hot glue gun)
- Scissors
Line up 3 or 4 popsicle sticks next to each other to create the butterfly’s body. Pick the same color or different colors. Be creative!
Cut another popsicle stick in half. Glue half of the cut stick onto the top and the bottom of the sticks to hold those sticks together.
Twist the pipe cleaner to look like butterfly antennae and glue it to the back of the popsicle sticks.
Cut out various sizes of construction paper hearts. Glue the biggest set first as the wings. Then layer the
smaller ones onto them for decoration. Add glitter, glitter glue, and sequins or use markers to decorate the butterfly wings even more.
Add the googly eyes and a construction paper smile! Add a magnet to the back, if you’d like as well.
This is just adorable! I’ll take a dozen, please, lol! I think they’d be great massed as a display or as a mobile. Thanks for sharing on Throwback Thursday!
Mollie
So simple and easy! My kids are going to love making these. Thank you so much for stopping by the Learn & Play Link Up. This post is featured on Christian Montessori Network this week!
Super cute! I have so many craft sticks and I’m looking for ideas to use them. I will make this one with my 2 year old soon.
It doesn’t help that they come in boxes of hundreds at a time! 🙂