This easy kids craft is so much fun! Learn how to make a DIY Popsicle Stick Picture Frame quickly and easily. Add magnets to stick it on the fridge!
Any given day, at any given time there is a craft happening somewhere in my house. Chances are my daughter Audrey has a glue gun and she isn’t afraid to use it. Her crafting skills are definitely improving and she made this adorable DIY Popsicle Stick Picture Frame, complete with magnets on the back to hang it on the fridge. This is such a simple kids craft to keep them busy over Spring Break or Summer Vacation and they can display their photos on it!
DIY Popsicle Stick Picture Frame
You Will Need
- Popsicle Sticks (we used large rainbow ones)
- Hot Glue gun with glue sticks
- construction paper
- buttons or gems to decorate
- hinge clip
- magnets (optional)
- photo
How to
Lay out your popsicle sticks on a flat surface and get an idea of the size and shape of your frame. We ended up using 7 large popsicle sticks which made for a good square size.
Cut a piece of construction paper that is just smaller than your frame and hot glue it to your popsicle sticks. This holds everything together.
Flip it over and start decorating it by hot gluing on buttons, gems, or anything to make your frame unique. Don’t forget to hot glue on the clip to hold your picture too!
Last but not least, if you want this to be a fridge magnet glue on some magnetic buttons to the back. These are strong and won’t have a problem holding it up. We found all of these Horizon Group craft supplies in the craft section at Walmart. Not only do they work perfectly, but they are very reasonable.
Print or draw and picture and clip it right in. You now have a fun DIY Popsicle Stick Picture Frame that can hang on your fridge and display a picture of your favorite people!
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Amanda is a busy mom of 3 that is constantly on the lookout for shortcuts to add more happiness to the day. She loves creating recipes, printables, DIY, and sharing family fun tips with you.
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