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DIY Popsicle Stick Crafts Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2018
- This video shows how to make different popsicle stick furniture and structures crafts. One of my first videos was how to make different popsicle stick furniture pieces and this turned out to be quite popular. So I decided to make a follow-up video where I created more popsicle stick crafts and this is presented in this video.
These crafts are perfect for a dollhouse, scaled model or fairy garden designs. These miniature furniture and structures crafts are glued together using hot glue and wood glue. The different pieces include a beach lounger or chair, drawers, ladder, ironing board, bridge, garden swing bench and pergola.
My favorite pieces in this video are the bridge and garden swing because I liked the look of the miniature chain in these designs and think they turned out quite realistic looking.
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Due to popular demand, here are some more popsicle stick furniture pieces and structures. Hope you guys enjoy it. Please leave me some comments, questions, requests and suggestions. Have a great day!
Do you have any of you popsicle stick pieces in hard copy form? I'd rather have paper instructions in front of me and a collection of your furniture pieces would be awesome!
0:21 Deckchair
2:40 Drawer
6:31 Swing
10:35 Ladder
12:24 Bridge
14:48 Ironing board
15:59 Pergola
Omg ! Soooo BADASS!! My four year old went nuts watching this with me , (although I was admittedly just as engrossed / invested!) and now I’ve got this little Human Being making some serious “Barbie-sized Popsicle stick DIY Projects” demands & requests!
Amazing details and they look incredibly realistic. Super cool
Loved watching this, thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Glad you like it.
WHAT A GIFT YOU HAVE!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!! AMAZING!!!!!!!
Could you please tell me the tool you use to cut the popsicle sticks? Love your video’s, thank you!🌷
I use sheet metal scissors to cut popsicle sticks. It works the best for me. Normal scissors are just not tough enough for it. Thanks for the support.
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Have a great day!
Well done. Nice details work. We have same hobby.
Such nice pieces !! They can be used with so many different projects. Thank You for sharing.
Absolutely!!
AWESOME !
Great video! Does it matter though if the snips are straight, left, or right? Planning to get one just for this but I don't know what to buy. Thanks!
i just found your vids great i just made a flower cart what a mess my first try il be watching for more of your great pieces thanks for sharing
Don't worry. It gets easier. I find that slow and steady gets better result. And often I need to take a step back as well
thanks il keep trying
I imagined that I burned myself with the glue gun at least 17 times watching this! Really cool ideas! Thank you for making the video!!!!
Nice swing idea 💡
Thanks 👍
I'm gonna try making this for my hamsters!
That's a great idea. Would love to see it.
👍👍👌👌
Thanks for the support! Have a great day.
That's awesome. I love it. Thanks for sharing. Exactly how long did it take to make the swing.? So pretty.👍
Carmen rodriguez. All these are quick and easy. I think 20 min would be enough if you use the video step-by-step.
Curious Crafter thank you. You're awesome.👍
Very nice and informative video. Have gotten a lot of wonderful ideas from watching. Thank You for sharing this with us.
You are so welcome!
Fantastic 😊
I enjoy making ur popsicle stick furniture. Only problem I'm having is trying to figure out what size sticks are that ur using. And how long the widths are compared to the heights? Do u always use the same size?
Hi there! Loooove the video and creations!! Great work! Could you tell me how long is the size of the chain on each side?
I can't remember sorry. I measured it against the bridge. I think the total length of both sides plus a bit of spare would about 400mm.
Where did you get your cutter from to cut the sticks looks really good
Nice
Wow, you're really good.
Congratulations, young man
Bye : )
I'm wondering why you use wood glue after already using hot glue? I am definitely a "newbie" to building with popsicle sticks. Thank you so much for this latest (Aug 2018) tutorial. Its been amazingly helpful AND inspiring. You make it look easy, but I'm ready to make some learning mistakes anyway! ;)
I use the wood glue for extra strength. The hot glue is great for quickly gluing things together because it sets instantly, but the wood glue is stronger and lasts longer.
@@CuriousCrafter Thanks. I appreciate the explanation. And, as a fyi, I've ordered the Prit you reference (links), but it's back-ordered, apparently, so a bit of a delay. No biggie, I hope. I've abundance of Tacky Glue that I'll try out until the Prit arrives.
How neat...looks hard to me!!!! n
Why dont you have the measurements of all stuff you for this video it would be earlier to follow how to make them.
For making this model which gum you use please tell me
How do you keep the hot glue from blobbing up everywhere ?
It is a pain sometimes. I have tried a few different glue guns and these small blue ones seem to make less of a mess. Also, I work on a wood sheet and in one corner I always leave my glue gun so it only messes up the small area. Then I clean that regularly to prevent glue from piling up.
@@CuriousCrafter That's a really good system! I mostly work on parchment paper but I also find my pieces to have too many lumpy spots. Maybe what I need is a hotter gun. I have one of those dinky Michaels ones. Thank you!
Como se llaman las pinzas que usas para cortar como.las pido y donde las puedo comprar
Se llaman sheet metal scissors esta en la descripcion y ahi puedes comprar lo
12:22
Ok
How to make toilet fittings...
Not really a tutorial when you don't provide dimensions, measurements and helpful tips. Still...I did enjoy seeing what all can be done with popsicle sticks. The tool/supply list was nice.