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4th of July Firework Blocks

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I enjoy doing crafts but I am not the best at making them. I try to stick to quick and easy crafts. With having 4 young kids I need to be able to start and finish my crafts in a short period of time so I can do it without too much hassle from the kids. These 4th of July Firework Blocks fit my requirements and are super cute!

I recently decided that I loved these block so much that I am manufacturing them to sell in a craft kit!

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Make it yourself:

  • Red, White and Blue acrylic paint
  • 3 paint brushes
  • drill
  • Firework Blocks Craft Kit (has everything else included!)
  1. In the tops of each block of wood drill a small hole about 1/2 inch deep into the block. This will enable you to easily place the wire “wicks” into your fireworks.
  2. Paint each block and the star the colors of your choosing.
  3. While waiting for the blocks to dry, take your wire and wrap it around a pencil 4-5 times to create the “swirly” tops.
  4. Once blocks are dry insert wire “wick”.
  5. Place star in the location you want it and then tie it onto the blocks with the twine several times. Tie a knot in the back to keep the twine in place.

**TIP: To keep the blocks secure and in place you can glue them to each other. You can also glue the star where you want it as well.**

Want to skip the hassle of buying all the individual supplies and having to the cut the wood to size? Buy my already assembled Firework Blocks Craft Kit here:

I have a plethora of 4th of July crafts, recipes and fun so visit my 4th of July section. If you are interested in a quick and easy 4th of July craft FOR your kids, check out these Popsicle Stick Flag Magnets. Want to make a cute new sew flag shirt? Check out this tutorial.

For more 4th of July fun, check out this Pinterest board for craft, recipes and party ideas!

Follow Stefanie Cornwall’s board 4th of July on Pinterest.

Comments

  2. Nina Lewis says

    I’m dropping by from the Home Matters Linky Party. This is such a cute idea — one that looks really easy to do. (That’s the crafts that I can do best!) Thanks so much for sharing it.

    I’m trying to grow a link party of my own and I invite you to share this idea (and a couple of others) at my Grandma Ideas Sharing Time link party at http://grandmaideas.com. I think that my readers would really enjoy this idea!

    My link up closes at midnight tonight — hope you can make it there on time!

    All the best,
    Nina

    • Stefanie says

      Thanks so much for visiting! I went and put several things on your linky party! Thanks for the invite, I also told a friend! 🙂

  4. Crystal Green says

    These are really nice to look at. They certainly enhance a July 4th decorations.

    Thank you for sharing this with us on the #HomeMattersParty. We hope to see you when we open our doors on Friday at 12 AM EST.

  5. Shakeia Rieux says

    This is such a great idea! I definitely want to try and make this. Thank you for sharing!

  6. Casey Garvey says

    I love these! They are so great and you found a great business adventure in marketing them!

  7. Lyndsey R. says

    I have tons of scrap wood. I’m going to try and find something I can use or cut to make this! Love it!

  8. Chelsea says

    They don’t sell the kits for these anywhere- what are the measurements for the wood blocks so I can try and cut my own?

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