Perfect for imaginative play, this Easy Fairy Wand Craft is loved by kids of all ages and super easy to make as it only requires a handful of materials.

Because some days you need a simple craft made with materials you already have on hand.

Easy Fairy Wand Craft

This sparkly craft is appropriate for home, school, or camp.

It’s a cute addition to the dress-up bin, and isn’t just for pretending to be a fairy. My son used it to pretend he was a wizard!

So grab your crafting supplies and let’s start making a magic fairy want! This post contains affiliate links. 

Supplies Needed To Make A Magical Fairy Wand

• Yellow card stock paper (standard)
• Wooden popsicle sticks (standard) or coffee stir sticks
• Yellow marker
• Tape
• Gold Glitter
• Glue stick
• Star paper punch (EK Tools, Large)

Instructions On How To Make A Magical Fairy Wand

Step 1

After gathering supplies, use the paper punch to cut out paper stars.

Step 2

Use a glue stick to spread glue over the stars, then sprinkle generously with gold glitter. Contain the glitter mess by doing this part on a paper plate.

Step 3

While the glue is drying, color a craft stick or stir stick (pictured) with a yellow marker.

Step 4

When the stars are dry, shake off the extra glitter.

Step 5

Then use tape to attach the craft stick or stir stick to the back of the star.

And you’re done! It’s super easy to make and it’s sparkly. Who doesn’t love sparkles!? Play, imagine, and have fun!

Fairy Wand Craft

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Perfect for imaginative play, this Easy Fairy Wand Craft is loved by kids of all ages and super easy to make as it only requires a handful of materials.

Materials

• Yellow card stock paper (standard)
• Wooden popsicle sticks (standard) or coffee stir sticks
• Yellow marker
• Tape
• Gold Glitter
• Glue stick

Tools

• Star paper punch (EK Tools, Large)

Instructions

1. After gathering supplies, use the paper punch to cut out paper stars.
2. Use a glue stick to spread glue over the stars, then sprinkle generously with gold glitter. Contain the glitter mess by doing this part on a paper plate.
3. While the glue is drying, color a craft stick or stir stick (pictured) with a yellow marker.
4. When the stars are dry, shake off the extra glitter.
5. Then use tape to attach the craft stick or stir stick to the back of the star.

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Have you tried making this fairy wand yet? Let us know down below!