Icicles craft

Have fun making this simple Icicle Craft to celebrate winter and the pretty, chilly icicles that form. This is such a fun winter craft for preschoolers.

This Folded Paper Icicle craft looks fantastic! Kids will love how easy they are to make with the free printable template. Just print, cut and fold! Such a lovely Winter craft for kids.

This printable icicles template is perfect for winter crafts for kids and is free to download. Try some of our icicle crafts using it too!

Make this fun icicle ornaments made from recycled materials! This is a great winter craft for kids and perfect for your 5 minute craft needs.

You may have spotted my DIY icicle ornaments last week in my holiday home tour, and as promised, here is how I made them! There aren’t many steps to this tutorial, but you will practice your patience while waiting for the crystals to form. These icicles were inspired by the version I spotted at Pottery Barn, but...

This Sparkly Icicle Craft is a wonderful way to bring the beauty and magic of Winter right into the home or classroom!

This DIY Paper Icicle Installation is definitely a project that will take a little more time and expertise, but the end result is stunning and eye catching. Attach the icicles to the bottom of a shelf or mantel, cluster them in the corner of a room, or have them hanging over a dessert table at a party. A mini version would look amazing around the rim of a cake stand. I think they look amazing for before or after Christmas when paired with these paper Amsterdam houses. Keep reading for the…

This would be a great decoration idea for a Frozen Birthday Party

Do you remember the first time you held a real crystal in your hand? Wasn't it magical? I remember it well! We bought one at a souvenir shop at a campsite where we were camping. You would have thought that I was holding the Hope Diamond! Well, that love of crystals has never left me,

When the weather is to cold, icy or snowy to go outside, you can keep restless children busy with arts and crafts related to the winter. For example, children are often fascinated with icicles that form along the edge of roofs. You can recreate these icicles indoors with a number of different crafts.