Wooden craft sticks are a go-to for kids’ crafts, classroom activities, and DIY projects. Perfect for building models, mixing paints, or making decorations, they offer endless creative potential. Arbee stocks small, large, and coloured craft sticks to suit every project. For more wooden project pieces, browse our Wooden Craft collection.
Wholesale Wooden Craft Sticks for Schools and Events
Need large packs of craft sticks for an art room, holiday program, or craft event? Arbee offers wholesale options to meet your bulk crafting needs. Choose from natural, coloured, or jumbo sticks in a variety of pack sizes. Visit ourwholesale craft supplies page for pricing and custom order support.
Essential Craft Supplies for Educational and DIY Use
Our craft sticks are made from smooth, splinter-free wood—safe for kids and durable enough for structural projects. Use them to build frames, puppets, bridges, or ornaments. They're a favourite in both early learning and advanced DIY kits. Pair with our Wooden Pegs collection for even more creative possibilities.
Frequently Asked Questions about Craft Sticks
Do you offer wholesale wooden craft sticks?
Yes, we do. Bulk packs are available and ideal for classrooms, art workshops, and kids’ events. Visit our wholesale page to learn more.
Do you stock coloured and natural wood sticks?
Yes, we offer both natural and pre-coloured craft sticks in multiple sizes and quantities.
What are popular projects using craft sticks?
They're commonly used for model building, puppets, picture frames, ornaments, and STEM activities.
Established 1902
About Arbee Craft
The Arbee Business began in 1902. The owner Mr. R.B.Stevens, a leather merchant, started the business to sell his leather items.
The original Arbee business, shop and factory, was in Swanston Street, Melbourne.
By the 1930s Arbee had expanded to make the famous Arbee moccasins. These became well known as they had durable cowhide on the outside and a layer of lambswool on the inside. Arbee made the moccasins for many years and the kits were very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. During this time Arbee diversified with some other products that were popular e.g. cane items.
