Cake pops are a favorite treat in my house so I have naturally been wanting to let the dolls in on the love of cake pops. I have been thinking about this craft for a while because I had a bunch of sparkly green Styrofoam balls in my craft bin for months. I knew they would be a perfect addition to the dolly treats for our St. Patrick's Day party. The "St. Patrick's Day Cake Pops" are a simple craft that can be completed in about ten minutes.
Items Needed:
-Small Green Styrofoam balls (mine are sparkly too)
-Skewers (or cake pop/cookie/lollipop sticks)
-Tacky or craft glue
-Scissors
-Electrical or duck tape or both)
-a small elastic rubber band to wrap around your dolls hand and the cake pop so that it can be held
Getting to Work:
Step 1: If working with skewers, cut them so that they are about the length of a lollipop stick, I was able to get two sticks out of each skewer (with a little piece left over.) If using pre-cut sticks, skip to Step 2.Step 2: Stick the Styrofoam ball or balls onto the end on the stick. (I put two balls on each stick because I thought it looked at little more whimsical.) Take the ball(s) off of the stick and squeeze the tacky glue into the hole where the stick goes.
Step 5: Repeat steps 1-4 to make as many "Cake Pops" as needed for your dolls.
I also made a quick holder for the "St. Patrick's Day Cake Pops" I just wrapped a toilet paper roll in green duck tape.
This is Rebecca enjoying her "cake pop." She just had to try one before the party. To have Rebecca hold the "cake pop," I wrapped a small elastic hair band around her hand and the "cake pop." |
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