"I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Ice Cream!"
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Perfect for summer, this adorable ice cream craft is sure to become one of your kiddos' favorites! With a few items from your pantry, bathroom cabinet, and craft closet, this "refreshing" craft is quite simple and will appeal to all ages.
Supplies You'll Need
- Construction paper in assorted colors
- Kids scissors
- Glue stick
- Condiment squeeze bottle
- Brown tempera paint
- Baking sprinkles
- Cotton balls
- Red pom pom
- White craft glue
- Shaving cream {optional}
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Begin by using the templates to trace and cut the ice cream sundae pieces from construction paper in "ice cream colors" {i.e. pink for strawberry, white for vanilla, brown for chocolate, etc}. -
Arrange the bowl and ice cream scoops, using a glue stick to paste them together. -
Fill a {clean!} condiment squeeze bottle with brown tempera paint, topping the construction paper sundae with "fudge". -
While the paint is still wet, sprinkle the sundae with colorful baking sprinkles. -
When dry, mount the sundae onto a piece of construction paper, adding "whipped cream" with several cotton balls and a red craft puff "cherry". You might also consider using shaving cream and glue to create a fluffy white paint for the whipped topping. {You can find the "recipe" here at My Family Loves It.} -
Use markers to add a cutesy border to the construction paper and script your kiddos' names.
Begin by using the templates to trace and cut the ice cream sundae pieces from construction paper in "ice cream colors" {i.e. pink for strawberry, white for vanilla, brown for chocolate, etc}.
Arrange the bowl and ice cream scoops, using a glue stick to paste them together.
Fill a {clean!} condiment squeeze bottle with brown tempera paint, topping the construction paper sundae with "fudge".
While the paint is still wet, sprinkle the sundae with colorful baking sprinkles.
When dry, mount the sundae onto a piece of construction paper, adding "whipped cream" with several cotton balls and a red craft puff "cherry". You might also consider using shaving cream and glue to create a fluffy white paint for the whipped topping. {You can find the "recipe" here at 
Use markers to add a cutesy border to the construction paper and script your kiddos' names.After finishing this craft, it's quite possible your kiddos will be in the mood for a real ice cream sundae! Enjoy!
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About the Creator
Kayla Johnson
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