Pipe cleaner creations

Pipe cleaners are a versatile craft material easily obtainable if not already in your craft supplies at home. Kids can make all sorts of pipe cleaner crafts, and they're also perfect for learning activities such as STEM projects or fine motor activities. Kids can even make little toys to play with using pipe cleaners! Below

A fun and colorful craft idea for kids to make! If you’re looking for fun craft ideas for your kids, these whimsical little dragonflies are a blast to make with just a few simple supplies. They can be pinned to a cork board, added to a fairy garden, made into magnets, or simply enjoyed as a fun little trinket. They keep little hands busy when bored at home. My girls loved making these! This is an easy spring time craft for elementary age kids who are always looking for crafts to do.

Make your own little mouse friend with the directions below: 1. Bend a thin pink pipe cleaner in half and curl the ends into 2 small spirals. 2. Wrap a thick grey pipe cleaner around a pencil to form a tight coil. 3. Insert the bent pink pipe...

Grab some pipe cleaners and googly eyes and make 9 adorable pipe cleaner animals! This is a fun craft for kids. Perfect for a rainy day!

These easy Pipe Cleaner Crafts are sure to be a huge hit with kids of all ages! Learn how to make pipe cleaner animals, flowers, jewelry, and more!

Easy pipe cleaner crafts are a rainy day staple for families with preschoolers, but crafters of all ages can have fun twisting and shaping colorful pipe cleaners into animals, jewelry, flowers and more.

This is my version of a pipe cleaner skeleton created years ago to make a little boy happy. Why was this young man obsessed with skeletons? Pyrates. Not POTC pirates, but MegaBloks Pyrates. Later MegaBlocks did make a few POTC sets, but they didn’t have the same magic. Here’s a little taste of that magic where you can see the whole skeleton crew in action. Enough about pirates, it’s time for skeletons. You will need 6 pipe cleaners or chenille stems, 2 googly eyes and a bit of glue. Step 1 –…