These fun kids art ideas with popsicle craft sticks are sure to keep your family busy for hours. Let us know which one is ...

Paper and a pen An embroidery hoop Paddle pop sticks (from craft and bargain stores) Hot glue gun Paint (optional) Paintbrush (optional) Step 1 ...

Graphic and modern, this wreath is simple and inexpensive to make, and looks great hanging on a door or wall. It's also not too Christmas-y looking so can be left hanging up all year long as a ...

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Paddle pop sticks or skewers White paper or cardstock How to: Simply spray a layer of shaving cream onto the baking tray. Smooth it out with a spatula (or a ruler) and dot with food colouring.

Grab your popsicle sticks, we're going crafting. Add glue, paint and some glittery finishing touches, and you've got what you need for an array of charming Christmas crafts — from kid-friendly ...

Each time they lap the oval, they get a colourful Paddle Pop stick to collect. "Having those Paddle Pop sticks is a really good motivating factor," Mrs Roach said.

Sometimes the simplest crafts are the best, and these Popsicle stick puppets will keep kids going for hours because there's really no limit as to what they can come up with.

The rude mechanics and evil management stooges at Qantas are at it again at Qantaslink, this time with folded boarding passes and paddle pop sticks. They really are. (For overseas readers, a ...

Paper and a pen An embroidery hoop Paddle pop sticks (from craft and bargain stores) Hot glue gun Paint (optional) Paintbrush (optional) Step 1 ...