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Popsicle sticks olaf, a popular snowman from the Disney’s best kids movie Frozen. Make a kids friendly winter craft with Popsicle sticks. So simple, even a four year old can make! Like most of the kids out there, my little boy is a fan of “Let it go”. Well, I love that song personally as well. While we have watched Frozen many times. A few days ago, my son asked me that he’s interested in making a snowman. And was talking about how silly Olaf is! We decided to make a popsicle sticks Olaf this weekend.
It came out so cute that I couldn’t wait to share it.
Popsicle Sticks Olaf
It is super easy to make. Let me share with you my tutorial.
Materials:
- Popsicle sticks
- Glue gun
- Pipe cleaners
- Googly eyes
- Pom pom
- Sharpie
- Paint and paint brush
Instructions:
- Start by placing 7 popsicle sticks vertically and use two sticks placed horizontally to join them together. Use hot glue to stick them together.
- While it dries, flip it over and paint it white on the front side. Make sure to cover your surface just in case.
- Once the paint dries. Use hot glue to stick pipe cleaner hair, googly eyes and pom pom nose.
- I also distorted the pom pom shape to make it long like Olaf’s nose.
Here’s a tip: Instead of buying pipe cleaners in different colors. Buy the white ones only. You can always color them with a sharpie to match any project.
Here I painted them black to make Olaf’s hair by simply brushing it with a sharpie.
When everything is dry. Use a sharpie to make eyebrows and mouth.
That’s all!
I love how happy my son’s Olaf looks! I think he did a great job.
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The Popsicle Stick Olaf is very cute and clever! Not only kids would like to make it!
Thanks Mary. 🙂
Absolutely adorable, Hani! I can envision hanging several of these on a tree, along with snow flakes and icicles for a “Frozen” delight! Thank you for sharing!
Wow.. I love your vision. Thanks for liking it! 🙂
Ann, what a great idea! I can see them on a wreath or garland, too… and hanging on the front door!
Simple adorable! Pinning. Thx for sharing at Project Inspire{d}!
Pinned this, it is way too cute!! I love Olaf!
Thanks! 🙂
I have all the stuff for this and im trying to hot glue my popsicle sticks together but its not working! Anyone else have that problem?!
Did you press the popsicle pieces on the back for a while when using hot glue? I also used wood blue to stick them together when making Santa Claus. Hope this helps!
OK I tried again and I used wayyy more glue, maybe that was the problem 😉
I glue them down to a piece of card stock with regular white glue. I suppose hot glue would work, too. Anyway, then I trim away the excess card stock. You could do double-sided by gluing another set on the back and either make it the back of the head or another face. Good to hang where it can turn!