We love Bonfire Night and especially all of the yummy warming snacks, such as hot jacket potatoes and cups of creamy hot chocolate too!
As we are Bostik family craft bloggers, we were given a challenge to make something for Bonfire Night so we decided on a Bonfire!

What you will need
X5 Toilet roll tubes
Brown paint
Bostik white glu
Paper plate and black paint or black card cut into a circle.
Orange and yellow tissue paper
Pipe cleaners
Glitter glue pens
And any additional sparkly bits to decorate
We started off by cutting a large circle out of A4 black card. You can use a paper plate if you wish and paint it black. We then painted the toilet roll tubes/logs brown.

Once dried we used our Bostik white glu to stick the rolls to the card.

Once set, we shaped our tissue paper like flames and put them into place in-between the logs. And then decorated with silver tinsel, pipe cleaners and glitter pens.

And there you have it one awesome Bonfire for Bonfire Night! Now all we need is some toasted marshmallows…………………….
Perfect!
You can add a couple of battery powered tea lights behind the flames like we did. Then you get a cool flickering flame effect.

Remember to keep safe this bonfire night.
Have you made any Bonfire crafts?
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Ahh! That is fantastic. What a fun idea!
I love the marshmallow roasting. So cute x
Aw Thanks Kim, We had fun making this and Monkey enjoyed scoffing the marshmallows! 😉 x
That is so cute and I love the effect the lights give
Thank you! Yes the lights really did set it off.
Thanks for commenting 🙂
No, we’ve never made anything remotely like this, so creative! Will save this for half-term break 🙂
Thanks Dean, will look forward to seeing your creation, if you share it on a post that is 🙂
Wow! What a great idea! With the nights drawing in there is no better time of year for them to get making something like this!
What a fun craft idea I love the effect that the lights give it.
Aw what a delightful little craft. It already looked good in the fully lit pic but then in the dark with the night lights it looks ace! I think even I could attempt this with my little ones!
That’s a lovely craft. So easy to make as well.
I love this. Might have to see if my kids will try it. They’re much craftier than their mum!
I love this idea. My son has physical disabilities but I think he would be able to help with this. I am planning to use this idea at one of our home education groups. The addition of battery operated tea lights always brightens the enthusiasm of us all!
This has such a nice effect especially with the battery operated tealights. You all did a great job x
This is just brilliant, it looks so good! I also love that glue. I used to cover my hand in it, wait for it to dry and then peel it off ha x
This is super creative. Love the photos here.
What a great arts and crafts project. My youngest daughter would love to make one of these too.
This is such a cute idea! I’ve pinned it and hope to give it a go at some point this autumn. 🙂
Ah, I love it! I wish I’d been able to come up with things like this when my kids were really little!
Love this idea, a great idea for bonfire season
What a fabulous idea! It looks great and it seems that it is so much fun to make it.
This is great, such a fun idea. Perfect for the time of year 🙂
I love this idea! We have a real fireplace and this would look fab sitting in it when not in use.
It looks so good with the tea light lighting up the flames!
Love an indoor campfire, an excuse for marshmallows & song!