ALL of my kids are huge Harry Potter fans. Even before we made these fun magic wands my children would go around putting spells on each other and having wizarding duels. So I decided it was time for them to have proper wands.
The idea came from Sugar Bee Crafts when she helped her kids make their own wands.
The instructions on how to make the wands are found here. All you need is some paper, hot glue, double sided tape, and some paint to personalize them.
I made the wands and then let my kids paint them however they wanted.
After the magic wands had dried we put in our favorite Harry Potter movie and watched it together so they could practice all their spells with their new magic wands. The kids had a ball!
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artclubblog.com says
Wonderful idea. We’re also big Harry Potter fans and found ourselves making wands as well. My daughter even made me a spell book with really useful spells like “Clean your room!” Your wands look great.
Lilac @learnersinbloom says
What a fun idea! My kids would love to make these..
Tamika Rybinski says
great idea, my daughter would love this!
Tamika
DebbieDoesCreations says
My son is in Kindergarten. I think he will get into Harry Potter soon. I’ve heard it is wonderful. These are so cute. Thanks so much for sharing at Toot Your Horn Tuesday 🙂
Terry says
This is such an awesome project that the kiddos can do almost on their own and what a great end result – magic wands. Thanks for sharing at our party this week.
Baye says
I used the handles from paint brushes and hot glue around to create the wrapped vine look. This is great fun!
Melanie @ bear rabbit bear says
Neat! Glad to have you at Things I’ve Done Thursday!
Rachel says
What a fun project for the kiddos. Our spring break is next week, I’ll have to keep this in mind. Thanks for linking up to Terrific Tuesdays.
Rachel