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Looks just like the real thing! Let's play handmade ice cream shop

When it gets hot, nothing sounds better than cold ice cream! But if you eat too much, you might worry about getting a stomachache.

With toy ice cream, though, you can eat as much as you want without any problems! So this time, we’ve gathered lots of ideas for playing ice cream shop.

They all look so real, you’ll almost want to take a bite! Just lining up the colorful scoops is exciting.

Try making all kinds of ice cream and have fun playing ice cream shop!

Looks Just Like the Real Thing! Handmade Ice Cream Shop Pretend Play (1–10)

Ice cream shop made with tissue paper

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Here are the detailed materials [Ice Cream Container] • 1 paper cup • Filler materials to put inside the paper cup, such as scrap materials, tissues, or crepe paper [Ice Cream] • 4 tissues, 1 sheet of crepe paper • Glue or cellophane tape [Chocolate Sprinkles] • Construction paper • White glue • Glue stick [Pocky] • Paper straw • White glue • Paint ▼ More crafts here @sei_seisakuSummer Festival CraftFestival stall games#PlayingShop#Nursery School Craft#KoreanSummerSweetsNursery School Practicum

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We’re introducing a cute ice cream craft you can make with tissue paper! Materials: a paper cup, 4 tissues, 1 sheet of tissue paper, glue or clear tape, construction paper, wood glue, a paper straw, and paint.

Wrap the 4 tissues with the tissue paper and secure with glue or tape to form the ice cream.

The straw will be like a stick-type treat, so paint it in any color you like.

Next, mix wood glue with your favorite paint color.

Brush the mixture onto the ice cream, make toppings from construction paper and sprinkle them on, then place it in the paper cup—and you’re done!

Easy ice cream with bubble wrap

Handmade Ice Cream Shop 🍧🎆 Perfect for Summer Festivals and Fair Play [Homemade Toy]
Easy ice cream with bubble wrap

Introducing a craft that lets you play ice cream shop! You’ll need bubble wrap, wooden chopsticks, tissue paper or translucent cellophane, colored construction paper, food trays, cardboard, crayons, raffia tape (Suzuran tape), cellophane tape, and vinyl tape.

First, cut the bubble wrap and then cut the tissue paper to match its size.

Next, tape a chopstick to the edge of the bubble wrap with cellophane tape, lay the tissue paper on top of the bubble wrap, and roll it up.

Finish by securing it with cellophane tape—your cute ice pop is ready! Finally, make a base using cardboard and food trays, and decorate it with vinyl tape.

Stand your ice pops in the base, and your adorable ice cream shop is complete!

Ice cream shop made from scrap materials

[Nursery craft] [Made from recycled materials] Ice cream
Ice cream shop made from scrap materials

How about making a cute ice cream shop using household scrap materials? You’ll need toilet paper tubes, flyers (ads), washi tape if you have it, double-sided tape, and an empty tissue box.

First, make the ice cream cone using a toilet paper tube.

Draw the cone’s pattern with a brown pen.

Roll it into a cone shape and secure it with tape.

Next, let’s make the ice cream.

Roll up two balls of flyer paper to match the size of the cone.

Decorating the ice cream with washi tape makes it extra cute.

Finally, use double-sided tape to attach the cone and ice cream, poke holes in the tissue box, and stand the ice creams in the holes to finish! Wrapping the tissue box with your favorite wrapping paper will make it even cuter.

Looks just like the real thing! Handmade Ice Cream Shop Pretend Play (11–20)

Easy ice cream made with origami

[Origami Craft] Easy! Fun to Play Ice Cream Shop How to Make — Origami Ice Cream Shop [Food]
Easy ice cream made with origami

Let’s make ice cream using origami you have at home.

For the ice cream part, crumple some newspaper into a ball and cover it with your favorite origami paper.

Feel free to draw your favorite patterns or toppings on the origami.

For the cone, fold a sheet of origami into a triangle, draw a pattern, and roll it up.

Then just place the ice cream on the cone and you’re done! If you want to play pretend, you can decorate an empty tissue box, make holes in it, and use it as a stand to hold the ice creams.

Since origami comes in many patterns, you can also skip drawing and simply use patterned paper!

An ice cream shop made with sponge

https://www.tiktok.com/@niconico_mama/video/7396988199878413586

Here’s a very cute popsicle craft you can make with a sponge! You’ll need a sponge, decorations, a popsicle stick, and wood glue.

Cut the sponge into your favorite popsicle shape, then use wood glue to attach decorations to the cut sponge.

Finally, make a slit at the bottom of the sponge and insert the popsicle stick to finish.

You can freely decorate with beads, origami paper, and more to create your own original, adorable popsicle.

Colorful Ice Cream made with Puzzle Mats and Felt

https://www.tiktok.com/@n.annlee321/video/7114251394965638401

Here’s a craft project for making easy ice pops using puzzle mats.

The materials are a puzzle mat, felt, a permanent marker, wood glue, ice pop sticks, and decorations such as straws.

First, cut the felt and puzzle mat into your favorite ice pop shape and glue them together with wood glue.

Decorate the ice pop, and finally attach the stick to finish! If you cut straws into small pieces and glue them on with wood glue, they turn into chocolate crunch—super cute and highly recommended.

Ice Cream Shop Made with Magnetic Stickers

https://www.tiktok.com/@n.annlee321/video/7109055138635058433

Here’s how to make an ice cream toy easily with magnet sheets! You’ll need illustrations of ice cream and cones, laminating sheets, magnet sheets, and double-sided tape.

First, laminate the ice cream and cone illustrations you prepared, then cut them out.

Attach a magnet sheet to each piece using double-sided tape, and you’re done.

Try mixing and matching the ice cream and cones however you like.

It’s also fun to make cups with your favorite designs or create original ice cream illustrations, so I highly recommend it.