Fun crafts using straws
We’ve put together a collection of craft ideas using straws that are perfect for elementary school kids.
In crafts, straws often seem to play a supporting role, don’t they?
But in fact, by taking advantage of their round, slender shape, you can make just about anything— from everyday toys to stylish, cute items—depending on your ideas.
For elementary schoolers, straw crafts are sure to shine as summer vacation homework, and they’re also great for everyday parent-child fun!
Take this opportunity to enjoy making crafts with straws!
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Fun crafts using straws (51–60)
straw easel

You can make colorful easels for displaying pictures and panels using straws! All you have to do is glue the pieces together, so they’re easy to make.
They’re perfect for showing off your favorite artwork.
It could be fun to make lots of easels and decorate your room like an art museum!
oil straw

This craft project makes full use of a straw-working technique—melting with heat—to create a magical and beautiful “oil straw” that takes advantage of the separation of water and oil.
It would also be great as an accessory or an ornament.
Be careful not to burn yourself and have fun making it!
knit scrunchie

Isn’t this a straw craft that both adults and children can enjoy? You can even make a proper “scrunchie,” an item that girls will love! Since the straw is only used as a core, it doesn’t look childish—it’s stylish and seems suitable for everyday use.
In conclusion
We introduced various craft ideas using straws.
Each project was such a lovely idea that you’ll want to try making it at least once.
If you have straws at home, go ahead and make something right away! When using scissors and other tools, be careful not to get injured.



