
Hi everyone, it’s Freckled Face number 1. The other day I had an idea of making an aeroplane from one of mum’s wooden pegs. I had a lot of fun doing it and I was really happy with how it looked.
You will need:
A wooden peg
Two lolly pop sticks
Hot glue gun or wood glue
Something to colour with – I used felt tip pens
Pencil
First
Colour in the lolly pop sticks and the peg with the design you want to do. You can turn your hot glue gun on now too, so it can heat up ready for you to use it.
Second
When you are happy with the design you need to figure out where abouts you want to glue your lolly pop sticks on. I glued one at the bottom and one at the top, both parallel to eachother. I put mine just in front of the spring it, but you might want them closer to the front. It’s up to you! When you have decided where you want to glue the lolly pop sticks, you need to put a little mark there with your pencil. Don’t make it too big or dark.
Thirdly
Put a little bit of glue, whichever glue you decided to use, on one of the pencil mark you made and the put the lolly pop stick on top and hold it down for a few seconds. You then need to turn the peg over and do the same with the other pencil mark and lolly pop stick.
Finally
Wait for the glue to dry and…..voila! You have a peg plane!

Thanks for reading!
This has really brought back memories, I used to make these when I was a kid!
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Ah that’s so cool!
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How can something so simple be so effective! These are fantastic! I’ll take that idea to my after school club children when we are back up and running properly in the school, as they would love to have a go at making these. Thank you!
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You are very welcome! I’ll show your message to my son- he will love that! Thanks for stopping by!
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Looks good – will do with my son!
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Hope he enjoys it! Thanks for stopping by!
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These are great! Deffo going to try it out with my nephew x
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Yay! We hope he has fun making it! Thanks for stopping by!
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Happy memories as this post takes me back
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We are glad we were able to help bring those happy memories back! Thanks for stopping by!
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But the big question has to be, did it fly?
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It fell with style! 😉
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Oh yes, we’ll be trying this today, what an innovative idea to keep the kids happy in the garden while I read a few pages of my book!
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Thank you! Hope you enjoy your book and hope they enjoy making the peg plane!
Thanks for stopping by!
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What a simple but great idea.
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It was simple enough for a 10 year old to by himself, and he loved it and was really proud of it afterwards!
Thanks for stopping by!
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This looks great for my grandchildren to make!
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Ah yay! Tell them to give it a go! They can make lots of different types and make and run way, etc. Haha lots of fun!
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