DIY Confetti Poppers (4th of July Edition)
These DIY Confetti poppers (4th of July Edition) are perfect for littles and adults alike. With a few supplies, you will have a festive party in no time!
We live in the city and because of that, we aren’t able to enjoy fireworks like most of America. Not to mention, we have 2 pretty wimpy dogs and 3 crazy toddlers! The DIY Confetti Poppers (4th of July Edition) are the perfect substitute for illegal fireworks. They are also a fun craft to make and the kids LOVE them!
Supplies you will need:
- Toilet Paper Roll
- Patriotic Paper
- Colorful Tape
- 12″ Balloons
- Double Sided Tape
Instructions for DIY Confetti Poppers (4th of July Edition) are simple!
- Prep by cutting the decorative paper to size of roll which is approximately 6″ x 4″.
- Tape paper onto rolls using double sided tape.
- Cut ballon and place over end of the toilet paper roll. Secure with (you guessed it) 6″ piece of tape. Tie the balloon into a knot.
- All that scrap paper, cut into tiny pieces! I have found you can also use tinsel cut up, tissue paper, etc. I love that you can basically reuse any old scrap paper!
- Stick in the poppers & Let it GO!!!!
These could be done for many occasions! I really think it would be so cute at my twins 3rd birthday to have a bunch of their friends popping these and singing “Happy Birthday”! Some others include:
- New Years
- Birthday Parties
- Gender Reveal
- Weddings
- Engagement Parties
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Kristen @ My 3 Little Kittens
I am absolutely loving this idea. You can’t go wrong with on-hand products we all have and spicing it up for a holiday!
Laurie Beth Gulley
Toilet paper roll crafts are the best!
Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle
I love those! I’m going to make up a bunch of these for all the kids in the family for our 4th party.
Laurie Beth Gulley
Don’t forget the big kids! 😉
robin rue
Those are too cute. My kids will love these. I think I will make some with the kids for our 4th of July cookout.
Laurie Beth Gulley
I hope they enjoy 🙂
Jeanette
This is a perfect project for my kiddos. Fourth of July is coming up fast and I wanted to do a project with them. This is absolutely what I was looking for.
Laurie Beth Gulley
It’s simple and fun! I hope they enjoy 🙂
Joline
We live in the city too and in a condo to boot! So if we want fireworks we need to drive to where it’s allowed. These are so much fun!
Laurie Beth Gulley
Make sure to make plenty of confetti!
Chelley @ A is For Adelaide
This is so much fun! My girls will love celebrating with these poppers!
Laurie Beth Gulley
I hope they enjoy it!
Jonna
These are so fun! Fireworks still scare my youngest, so this would be a welcome addition to our celebration!
Laurie Beth Gulley
Our dogs go crazy! It’s so tough! I like dog/kid friendly crafts 🙂
Heather @ Kraus House Mom
My daughter makes those all the time. She shoots all sorts of things out of toilet paper rolls. She used to shoot mini marshmallows to the dog.
Laurie Beth Gulley
Oh I will have to show my son that one! He will LOVE it!
Ladonna Dennis Maxwell
What a neat idea! Kids always enjoy celebrating a holiday with something special. These are definitely cute and will be fun to use this 4th of July. I also love the tinsel idea.
Laurie Beth Gulley
I need to do the tinsel next at our BBQ! I did my scrap paper for the post.
Claudia Krusch
These are going to be so fun to do with the kids. I will have to get all the supplies I need this weekend. I am sure they will be a big hit.
Amy Desrosiers
I know my kids would love to make these. They would have a blast popping them and making a mess.
gingermommyrants
I am always looking for fun projects to do with my girls. I am sure they will be excited when they see this post.
Laurie Beth Gulley
I hope they have fun doing it as well!
Tara
What a fun craft to do with the kids. They are a lot less noisy than fireworks.
Carrie
So creative and FUN!
Laurie Beth Gulley
Thank you!
christine
Such a cute idea. I’d love to make these for my kids for the 4th.
Lisa Collins
How fun are these?! I’m going to have the kids help me make some this week!
Randa
What a fun idea! I love how simple and inexpensive it is but yet, the kids will have tons of fun with it.
Juli Purcell
Oh my gosh! YES!!! my kiddos are gonna love these!
Dawn Lopez
These confetti poppers are just too cool! The kids would love these are my 4th of July party.
kim
How creative this looks so fun!!! My kids will love this!
Toni | Boulder Locavore
This is really a fun idea! Very easy to make and will surely add fun to the celebration!
Catherine
So nifty and fun!
katriza
Nice! I’ve awlays wanted to learn how to make these! Now I can and my boys will love to help me for sure!
Jenna Wood
We are always looking for fire free ways to celebrate the 4th- I love how simple this is! Who doesn’t love confetti?
Jessica
This is such a fun DIY project! My daughter and her friends love poppers during the holidays. I never thought to actually make my own. Love how these turned out.
Kat
I love this craft! I’m going to save this for next year!!!