Fun and Easy Craft Sticks Pineapple

Make super cute craft sticks pineapple creations with this easy DIY tutorial! Perfect for both kids and adults, this fun and colorful craft is a great way to get creative together. Whether it’s a weekend activity with the kids or a relaxing DIY project for adults, this pineapple craft is sure to bring a pop of tropical fun to your day!

This craft sticks pineapple is the perfect activity for kids and adults alike! With just a few supplies and a bit of imagination, you can create vibrant pineapple crafts that are perfect for decorating, gifting, or simply enjoying as a family project.

This DIY pineapple has everything I love in a project: simplicity, creativity, and a bright, cheerful result. It’s an affordable way to craft something fun while spending quality time with loved ones. Plus, the materials are easy to find, making it accessible for crafters of all levels. What makes it even better is how customizable it is – add your own unique touches to make it your own!

How to make craft sticks pineapple

Materials You’ll Need

To make your craft sticks pineapple come to life, gather the following materials:

• Craft Sticks (Jumbo): The base of your pineapple; sturdy and easy to paint.
• Wiggle Eyes: Add character and playfulness to your pineapple.
• Craft Felt (Olive Green, Dark Green): Used to create the pineapple leaves.
• Acrylic Craft Paint (Bright Yellow, Gold, Pink): Bright yellow for the pineapple body, gold for the diamond pattern, and pink for rosy cheeks.
• PATTERNS: Use my pre-made pineapple patterns or trace your child’s hands for a personal touch.

Equipment Needed

• Marker (Black): Perfect for drawing a friendly smile.
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks (Low Temp): Ensures everything stays in place quickly and securely.
• Paintbrush: For smooth and even paint application.
• Sponge Dabber: Ideal for creating soft, pink cheeks.
• Scissors: For cutting craft sticks and felt with precision.

Instructions to make DIY pineapple

1. Lay out all your materials and tools to make the crafting process smooth and organized.
2. Align five jumbo craft sticks side by side on your work surface.
3. Trim additional craft sticks to fit horizontally across the back of the pineapple.
4. Attach the trimmed sticks with a glue gun to hold everything together.
5. Basecoat the craft sticks with bright yellow acrylic paint and let it dry. Apply a second coat if needed.
6. Use gold acrylic paint to create diagonal lines in a diamond pattern for added texture.
7. Attach wiggle eyes with the glue gun.
8. Create pink cheeks by dabbing a sponge dabber into pink paint and stamping both sides of the pineapple.
9. Draw a smile between the cheeks with a black marker.
10. Download, print, and cut out pineapple leaf patterns, or trace your child’s hands for a personal touch.
11. Trace the patterns onto olive green and dark green felt, then cut them out.
12. Flip the pineapple over and glue the leaves to the back.
13. Let everything dry completely before displaying your craft sticks pineapple!

Tips

1. Use Low-Temp Glue Guns for Kids: If younger kids are helping, opt for a low-temperature glue gun to avoid burns.
2. Customize the Patterns: Add glitter or other embellishments to make your pineapple even more unique.
3. Work on a Flat Surface: Ensure your craft sticks are aligned properly by working on a flat, even surface.

Craft Variations

1. Magnet Pineapple: Attach a magnet strip to the back to turn it into a fridge magnet.
2. Ornament Pineapple: Add a loop of twine at the top to make a tree or wall ornament.
3. Mini Pineapple Keychains: Use mini craft sticks to create smaller versions for keychains.
4. Pineapple Garland: String several pineapples together to make a festive garland.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use regular craft glue instead of a glue gun?

Yes, but it will take longer to dry, so be patient.

What age group is this project suitable for?

This project is great for kids ages 6 and up, with adult supervision for glue gun use.

Can I use markers instead of paint?

Yes, washable markers, crayons, or colored pencils work well too!

Is it necessary to use felt for the leaves?

Not at all! You can use construction paper or foam sheets as alternatives.

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Craft sticks pineapple

Add a tropical touch to your day with this simple craft - adorable craft sticks pineapple! Easy & fun DIY for kids and adults!

Prep Time5 minutes mins

Active Time25 minutes mins

Total Time30 minutes mins

Category: Craft

Region: American

Keyword: craft sticks pineapple, craftg sticks pineapple, diy pineapple

Yields: 1 pineapple

Author: Petro Neagu

Materials

• Craft Sticks Jumbo
• Wiggle Eyes
• Craft Felt Olive Green, Dark Green
• Acrylic Craft Paint Bright Yellow, Gold, Pink
• Template

Tools

• marker Black
• Glue Gun and Glue Sticks Low Temp Works Best
• Paintbrush
• Sponge Dabber
• scissors

Instructions

• Gather all supplies. To create each pineapple, line up five jumbo craft sticks on your work surface. Using scissors, trim additional jumbo craft sticks to the width of the pineapple and attach with a glue gun and glue sticks. TIP: You can use liquid craft glue for this project, but you will have to wait for it to dry.
  
• Basecoat the pineapples with bright yellow acrylic craft paint. Let dry, and apply a second coat, if necessary. Use washable markers, crayon, or even colored pencil to color the jumbo craft sticks.
  
• Paint diagonal lines with gold acrylic craft paint to create a diamond pattern on each pineapple. Let dry, and apply a second coat, if necessary.
  
• Attach two wiggle eyes with a glue gun and glue sticks. Create cheeks by dipping a sponge dabber into pink acrylic craft paint and stamping on both sides of the pineapple.
  
• Download, print, and cut out the pineapple leaf patterns. Trace leaf patterns onto olive green and dark green craft felt. TIP: Trace your child’s hands to create the pineapple leaves.
  
• Cut out the pineapple leaf patterns with scissors.
  
• Flip the pineapples over and attach the leaves with a glue gun and glue sticks.
  
• To finish, draw a smile from cheek to cheek with a black marker.
  

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