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3 Easy Ways to Cut Popsicle Sticks

By Matthew Lynch
November 6, 2023
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Method 1: Using scissors

1. Hold the popsicle stick firmly with one hand, ensuring it is clean and dry.

2. Place the open blades of a pair of sharp, heavy-duty scissors around the stick where you want to make the cut.

3. Close the scissor blades firmly and quickly to make a clean cut through the stick.

Method 2: Using a craft knife or utility knife

1. Place the popsicle stick on a cutting board or another flat, sturdy surface.

2. Hold the stick with one hand and a craft knife or utility knife with the other.

3. Carefully score along your desired cutting line by making shallow cuts with even pressure on the blade.

4. After scoring enough depth, gently snap the stick along the scored line.

Method 3: Using a small handsaw or coping saw

1. Secure the popsicle stick on a stable surface to prevent movement during cutting, such as clamping it to a tabletop.

2. Mark your desired cutting line using a pencil.

3. Carefully cut through the stick using even strokes with a small handsaw or coping saw.

4. Remember to be cautious when using sharp tools, and always supervise children during these activities.

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