Popsicle Stick & Craft Button Indian Corn
The weather is changing outside and the air is crisp. I just LOVE this time of year! Don’t you?!
With that being said – who is ready for another POPPIN’ good kids craft tutorial today from Glued To My Crafts?!
Using just popsicle sticks, some fall colored buttons and tons of glue – you too can pull this Popsicle Stick Button Indian Corn – Kid Craft together in no time! Perfect for fall OR any time the mood strikes ya! Plus with that added handprint detail in the craft, it also makes for a great keepsake as well!
So what are you waiting for? Get to work on “harvesting” these button and wood craft stick Indian corn beauties up today!!!
Find all the crafty details below in our tutorial! Happy crafting my friends!!! Don’t forget to share pictures of your popsicle stick Indian corn creations on our Facebook page, to admire! I can’t wait to see how you give it your own creative spin, as well! #gluedtomycrafts
RELATED FALL KIDS CRAFT TUTORIALS ON GLUED TO MY CRAFTS: Paper Plate Apple Pie and Paper Indian Corn
Indian Corn Craft Supplies:
* Popsicle Sticks {3 jumbo and 2 mini per indian corn}
* Small/Large Yellow/Orange/Tan/Brown Craft Buttons
* Tan Colored Cardstock Paper
* Kid Friendly Craft Scissors
* School Glue
* Pencil
* Raffia Ribbon
Directions:
* First you will want to assemble the center part of your indian corn. Lay three jumbo popsicle sticks next to each other and glue two mini {one on top and one on bottom} to create a small fence.
* Set aside to let it dry completely.
* Repeat for each corn piece you are making today.
* Now it’s time for the buttons! Have children glue on their fall colored buttons to the newly made popsicle stick design. This will really give the look of the corn texture.
* Once done adding the various buttons, set aside the wood piece to let everything dry completely.
* While the craft buttons are drying in place, it’s time for the cardstock embellishment! Trace your child’s hand on the tan cardstock and trim out each piece with scissors.
* To finish off the Popsicle Stick Indian Corn Kid Craft – glue the cardstock piece to the back of popsicle stick shape and add a raffia bow to the front for a nice look.
* Then let it all dry completely before displaying proudly!
PAIR YOUR INDIAN CORN CRAFT WITH —> Indian Corn Painting
If you are looking for even more fall themed kid crafts, from Glued To My Crafts, be sure to check out the fun posts below listed below. All of which would pair nicely with today’s Indian corn made out of buttons and popsicle sticks!
And if you decide to make today’s Popsicle Stick Indian Corn craft or any of our inspiring tutorials found on the blog – be sure to share a picture on our Facebook page for all of us to see! I can’t wait to see what color buttons you choose!
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Popsicle Stick Button Indian Corn
Tools:
- 1 Scissors
- 1 Pencil
Supplies:
- 3 Jumbo Popsicle Sticks
- 2 Mini Popsicle Sticks
- Brown Craft Buttons
- Brown Cardstock Paper
- Brown Ribbon or Raffia
Instructions:
- First you will want to assemble the center part of your indian corn. Lay three jumbo popsicle sticks next to each other and glue two mini {one on top and one on bottom} to create a small fence.
- Set aside to let it dry completely.
- Repeat for each corn piece you are making today.
- Now it's time for the buttons! Have children glue on their fall colored buttons to the newly made popsicle stick design. This will really give the look of the corn texture.
- Once done adding the various buttons, set aside the wood piece to let everything dry completely.
- While the craft buttons are drying in place, it's time for the cardstock embellishment! Trace your child's hand on the tan cardstock and trim out each piece with scissors.
- To finish off the Popsicle Stick Indian Corn Kid Craft - glue the cardstock piece to the back of popsicle stick shape and add a raffia bow to the front for a nice look.
- Then let it all dry completely before displaying proudly!
