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Fireworks 4th of July Craft

ByJessica Wellington 2 Comments July 1, 2015

This simple and fun 4th of July craft will allow your kids to create their very own pipe cleaner fireworks!

4th of july fireworks craftI love fireworks. It is one of my favorite things about the 4th of July. So, I can’t think of anything more fun than creating decorations that look like fireworks.

If you read my site, you know that I love to decorate for the holidays. If I can find a way to make a craft project into a holiday decoration, I’m a happy girl!

This project is incredibly easy, a ton of fun and only requires three supplies! Even though it is simple, it serves as a form of entertainment for your family. You and your children can spend time together creating your very own fireworks.

Sparkly Fireworks 4th of July Craft

Supplies:
Pipe cleaners (I purchased the shiny metallic multicolored pack)
Fishing line or string
Scissors
Instructions:
Cut the pipe cleaners in half.
Begin twisting them together in the middle.
Start by twisting two together.

4th of july craft 1

Next,  twist a third pipe cleaner around the two.

4th of july craft 2

Then add a fourth pipe cleaner.

4th of july craft 3

Finally, add a fifth pipe cleaner and pull the individual pipe cleaners out to create a three dimensional firework. Repeat this process until you’ve created several fireworks.

4th of july craft 4

Take a piece of fishing wire and attach to the middle of each firework. Hang from a light fixture or any other high up surface in your home.

fireworks 4th of july craftThis 4th of July craft is so cool. Not only did my daughter have a blast creating her very own fireworks, she loves to look at them displayed around our home.

You can totally change the look of the fireworks by using different colored pipe cleaners. You could also make fuzzier looking fireworks by using thicker pipe cleaners.

We decided to add variety to our display by using pipe cleaners of varying lengths. By doing this, our fireworks range from small to large.

While these are not a substitution for actual fireworks, they are still an incredibly fun way to celebrate the 4th of July with your kids.

I hope you enjoy this fun 4th of July craft!

About Jessica Wellington

Jessica is a professional journalist and social media influencer who inspires parents to have fun with their kids. You can also find her work in Parade Magazine.

Comments

  1. Pam@over50feeling40 says

    July 3, 2015 at 05:59

    Cute and easy…love it! Thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog hop!

    Reply
  2. Talent Hounds says

    July 3, 2015 at 10:31

    Very cute, I love fireworks! Stopping by from the Friendship Friday hop, come say hi.

    Reply

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