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    Home » Holidays & Seasonal » Christmas » Ornaments

    Popsicle Stick Sled Ornament

    [published_or_updated] · by Angela Paris · Leave a Comment[affiliate_disclosure]

    Create these adorable Popsicle Stick Sled Ornaments with items from your favorite dollar store.
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    Learn how to make this easy DIY popsicle stick sled ornament for a fun Christmas craft for kids or adults. This is another great Dollar Store Ornament craft that you can make for just a couple of dollars!

    Two popsicle stick sled ornaments on a wood surface with Christmas greenery.
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    Using wood sticks, glue, and paint, you can make this easy handmade Christmas ornament for your tree! It’s a beautiful ornament that you will treasure for years to come, and a great addition to any Christmas tree.

    You can use this DIY to decorate your own tree or attach it to your Christmas presents for an additional cute gift to include with all your gift-giving this year. This DIY is so easy to make that even your kids can do it, but also fun for anyone who wants to do some easy Christmas crafts this year.

    Materials and equipment needed to make popsicle stick sled ornaments.

    ✂️ Supplies Needed

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    You can find most of the craft supplies you need at your local Dollar Tree.

    • Craft sticks
    • Craft brushes
    • Holiday greenery
    • Ribbon or twine
    • Acrylic craft paint
    • Glue Gun
    • White school or Tacky glue
    • Pencil
    • Floral wire cutters
    • Craft scissors

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    📝Instructions

    This is meant to be a brief overview of this fun DIY ornament project. For step-by-step instructions and a full printable tutorial with materials, please scroll down to the teal box below.

    Steps 1-2: Measure and using either the floral wire cutters or craft scissors, cut your craft sticks into the following: (4)-2 ½” pieces, (2)-3 ½ cm pieces, and (1)-1 ¾” piece

    Top down view of a pencil and 4 popsicle sticks.
    Top down view of floral wire cutters and popsicle sticks that have been cut.

    Step 3: Paint your smaller pieces one color (be sure to paint the edges) and paint 2 full-size craft sticks, which will be the blades of the sled another color and allow the paint to dry completely.

    Black craft paint next to two popsicle sticks next to cut pieces of popsicle sticks and a bottle of metallic craft paint.

    Step 4: Glue the (4)-2 ½” pieces together, using either a glue gun or the white school or Tacky glue. Begin by gluing the 2 middle pieces together, joining them together in the middle, and allowing the glue to dry completely. (Do this for each piece(s) you glue onto each other). Glue the next 2 pieces on either side, but measure down 1 cm, so your sled doesn’t go straight across on all 4 pieces (see photo)

    Image contains a bottle of glue, a hot glue gun, and 4 cut down popsicle sticks waiting to be glued together.

    Step 5: Once the 4 main pieces are totally dry, turn over. Measure down 1 ½ cm from the top and glue down one of the 3 ½ cm pieces onto the body of the sled. Measure up ½ cm from the bottom and glue the other 3 ½ cm piece.

    Image contains a bottle of glue, popsicle sticks being glued together to make a sled and a glue gun with a hot glue stick.

    Step 6: Take your 1 ¾” piece and measure in 1 ½ cm on the right side and glue on your blades. We have the tip of our blade measuring out about 1 ½ cm from where we glued it on. Repeat on the other side. Be sure your glue is totally dry, and the blades are on sturdy before moving on to the next step.

    Image contains a bottle of glue, popsicle sticks that have been glued together to make pieces of a sled, and a hot glue gun.

    Step 7: Turn the sled over and attach any embellishments or holiday greenery you like.

    Image contains a glue gun, a bottle of glue, and a popsicle stick sled ornament.

    Step 8: Cut a length of ribbon or twine approximately 7-8”, form a loop, and tie in a small secure knot at the end. Allow to dry completely.

    Image contains a bottle of glue, a popsicle stick ornament waiting for a twine loop to be glued on and a hot glue gun.

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      Wooden Snowman Ornaments
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    📋 Popsicle Stick Sled Ornament

    Not ready to make these cute ornaments yet? Don’t forget to pin this project for later! When you do make them, please be sure to tag me on Instagram @jugglingactmama or #jugglingactmama – I’d love to see your pictures!

    Popsicle Stick Sled Ornament

    Create these adorable Popsicle Stick Sled Ornaments with items from your favorite dollar store.
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    Prep Time: 30 minutes minutes
    Total Time: 30 minutes minutes
    Author: Ang Paris

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    Equipment

    • Craft brushes
    • Glue Gun and Glue
    • White school or Tacky glue
    • pencil
    • Floral wire cutters
    • Craft scissors

    Materials

    • Craft sticks
    • Holiday greenery
    • Ribbon or twine
    • Acrylic craft paint
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    Instructions

    • Measure and using either the floral wire cutters or craft scissors, cut your craft sticks into the following: (4)-2 ½” pieces, (2)-3 ½ cm pieces, and (1)-1 ¾” piece.
      Craft sticks
    • Paint your smaller pieces one color (be sure to paint the edges) and paint 2 full-size craft sticks, which will be the blades of the sled another color and allow the paint to dry completely.
      Acrylic craft paint
    • Glue the (4)-2 ½” pieces together, using either a glue gun or the White school or Tacky glue. Begin by gluing the 2 middle pieces together, joining them together in the middle, and allowing the glue to dry completely. (Do this for each piece(s) you glue onto each other).
    • Glue the next 2 pieces on either side, but measure down 1 cm, so your sled doesn’t go straight across on all 4 pieces (see photo)
    • Once the 4 main pieces are totally dry, turn over. Measure down 1 ½ cm from the top and glue down one of the 3 ½ cm pieces onto the body of the sled. Measure up ½ cm from the bottom and glue the other 3 ½ cm piece.
    • Take your 1 ¾” piece and measure in 1 ½ cm on the right side and glue on your blades. We have the tip of our blade measuring out about 1 ½ cm from where we glued it on. Repeat on the other side. Be sure your glue is totally dry, and the blades are on sturdy before moving on to the next step.
    • Turn the sled over and attach any embellishments or holiday greenery you like.
      Holiday greenery
    • Cut a length of ribbon or twine approximately 7-8”, form a loop, and tie in a small secure knot at the end. Allow to dry completely.
      Ribbon or twine

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