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Easy 4th of July Decor and Crafts

June 27, 2009 By Michelle Barneck 3 Comments

Ribbon Topiary by Whitney Caroline Designs

Isn’t this cute?! I have the Styrofoam ball and moss left over from my DIY moss ball project (coming soon). I bought a container I am going to paint and a some star ribbon at the dollar store yesterday so I just need a little more ribbon and a dowel!

Ribbon Topiary

Sand Candles from Martha Stewart

If you can pour, you can do this! Just add a votive candle to a cup of sand. Easy peasy!

Easy Sand Candles

Presidential garland by Lipstick and Laundry

She got the president flashcards from the Target dollar section and hung them with twine and mini clothespins. What a fun idea!


Uncle Sam Windsock by McIllece Spot

Another fantastic use for an oatmeal can!What a cute and friendly way yo dress up your doorstep or deck!

Little Hands and Feet flag from Serendipity

This is just too cute! The kids will love playing with the paint and displaying this work of art.


Paper Cone Fireworks by Little Birdie Secrets

This one was not necessarily meant to be for the 4th, but wouldn’t those paper cones make really cute fireworks made out of Red, White and Blue papers?!

Party poppers by Little Birdie Secrets

I totally have plans to make some of these for my little guy and nieces and nephews. I am going to combine this design with the next one so they look more like firecrackers with the tie on one end only. I got a bunch of fun 4th stuff (necklaces, bubbles, pop-its, etc) in the Target dollar section to fill them with. Now I just need to use a bunch of toilet paper and fast! I need those cardboard rolls!


Firecracker Candy Favors from Homemaking Fun

Lifesavers never looked so good!

Firecracker Craft from make and Takes

A really fun craft for the kiddos. I just got a pack of really bright tissue paper at the dollar store to make my party poppers and was wondering what to do with the orange and yellow.

firecracker craft

4th of July Twirlers by Family Fun

All you need is plastic lids, scissors and string!

Fourth of July Twirlers

Star Spangled Luminaries from Family Fun

A great way to brighten up the night at home! Make them festive with tissue paper lining the cutouts or to keep it simple, just leave them brown.

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Just one week until the fourth! Better get to it! Later!

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  1. Whitney Caroline Designs says

    June 26, 2010 at 9:37 pm

    Michelle, thank you so much for the link! I’m honored! And I just loved your festive 4th post! Hope you have a happy one!!!

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  2. Amber M. says

    June 27, 2010 at 7:10 pm

    Thank you so much for featuring me! I look forward to checking out all your fun ideas…Happy 4th!

    Reply
  3. Cristin says

    June 28, 2011 at 7:52 am

    Thank you for the feature!
    Happy 4th!

    Reply

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