Popsicle Stick Scarecrow Craft for Kids
I have a TON of popsicle sticks in my craft box so I thought it was time to make something out of them for Fall! We made a popsicle stick scarecrow art project that turned out fabulous. Kids can make their scarecrows look scary too if they want! We also made a popsticle stick Frankenstein, acorn, and witch!
Materials Needed:
- 8 Popsicle Sticks
- Glue
- Brown, yellow, white, orange paper
- Scissors
- Brown/black marker
- Brown paint
Start by cutting a rectangle out of cardboard (we used a cereal box) and spreading glue all over it. Stick on 7 popsicle sticks in a row.
Glue the last popsicle stick diagonal to make the scarecrow’s hat. Afterwards we realized this is the perfect time to glue the straw hair (yellow paper) WITH the hat brim! Paint it brown and let dry.
Cut out some eyes, a nose, and a flower for the hat. You can draw on his smile with a brown or black marker. There you have the cutest little scarecrow around!
If you liked this one, check out my other fall crafts for kids!
My daughter and I had a lot of fun making this. Thanks!
This is so cute – it inspired me to make popsicle stick pumpkins with my kids! Thanks for the inspiration :)
These popsicle crafts are so unique, I love the halloween versions, but this scarecrow is also adorable.
Am a Toddler teacher and I think this is a fabulous idea …thank you ur my angel Have a great fall..
That would be cute too!
You can also put a magnet on the back of the scarecrow, so it’s hanging up all season.