Kids love to eat frozen treats, but sometimes they can be a bit messy. That’s where these cool popsicle holders come in! They’re perfect for kids who want to enjoy their popsicles without having to worry about cleanup. Plus, they make a great gift for parents or grandparents who have kids who love to eat ice cream. So why not add one of these fun holders to your shopping list this holiday season?
I totally forgot to show you these fun popsicle holders I made for the kids in Marisol and Flynn’s classroom at the end of the school year.
I had seen felt ones on-line before, but the thought of having wet, sticky felt that needs to be washed from drips and sticky fingers sent me searching for an alternative that could be wiped clean or rinsed out in the sink. Then I remembered I had some oilcloth scraps in my craft room and they were the perfect color to match boxes of Jolly Rancher popsicles that I picked up at Dollar Tree.
Popsicle Holders for Kids
What you need:
- oilcloth
- sewing machine
- These were really easy to sew, if you don’t take into count that oilcloth sticks in the sewing machine and because these are fairly narrow it’s difficult to turn inside out so you need to sew it right way out.
- Grab a popsicle and measure about half way, then allow a seam of close to a centimetre on either side – a 5mm gap for sewing, plus an extra 5mm to account for the popsicles not being completely flat.
- Cut out two pieces of oilcloth and sew the bottom and side seams and then if you like use patterned craft scissors to make a pretty edge.
- And there you have it, simple oilcloth popsicle holders.
Hope you are having a wonderful summer.
We hope that you’ve gotten enough information about the uses of popsicle holders and how they can make your life easier. Now that you know all the things they can do, it is time to grab them when shopping for your kids! Not only are these holders easy to use but also add a lot of fun to their playtime.
Let us know if you have used any other way of holding popsicles with toddlers before and how it went in the comments section below!
