April Showers Bring May Flowers DIY
Posted by Kenzi Didericksen on
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Supplies
Rettel Roller craft paper; we used the 18”
Popsicle Sticks
Cardstock Paper; we used white
Scissors
Pencil (optional); we used it to draw out the cloud shapes
Paint; we used watercolors
Paintbrush; or just fingerpaint if you’re feeling it
Glue; we used hot glue
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Step 1: Paint Popsicle Sticks
This step can be as fun and messy as you want it to be! Spread out some newspapers or paper towels, mix some paints, and go crazy. If you’re crafting with kids, it could be a creative and practical idea to get outside and throw on some oversized white t-shirts. This way, when paint gets all over, you’ll have some painted popsicle sticks and new one-of-a-kind t-shirts.
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Step 2: Cut Out Cloud Shapes
Draw out cloud shapes on white cardstock paper before you cut them out. The clouds don’t have to be perfect, but this will ensure that they are at least similarly shaped. We sized our clouds to fit seven or eight popsicle sticks per cloud. In total, we used 14 clouds.
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Step 3: Arrange Clouds with Popsicle Sticks
Now that you have your popsicle sticks and your clouds, pair them in ways that you find appealing. Mix up the different popsicle stick colors and get them ready to be glued!
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Step 4: Hot Glue Popsicle Sticks onto Paper Clouds
This step should be easy, thanks to step three. We used hot glue to avoid any falling clouds!
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Step 5: Glue Finished Clouds onto Rettel Roller
We suggest that you lay the paper flat before you glue on the clouds so you can try different color arrangements and spacings. Once you’ve got the clouds positioned how you like, glue them on. Finally, hang your masterpiece on the wall for all to see!
And that’s it! Rain clouds have no business being this cute.
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