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Posted: 06 Dec 2011 02:16 AM PST
Entry #817, December 6, 2011
Now that the holidays are here, its also time to find easy crafts for the kids.
After all, Christmas crafts are what they love doing during the
holiday, and you enjoy displaying them around the house as your holiday
decor!
I started to decorate our home this week, and
bringing out crafts from my kids dated back to 1999 was truly a treat!
Today, I thought I would show you some crafts from Martha Stewart,
who has a good selection of crafts that you will enjoy giving to your
kids, and will enjoy bringing them out for years to come… even more!
What an easy take on the traditional advent calendar!Candy Cane Mice
It’s the kids who will be doing the nibbling
when these sweet mice are around. A combination of two Christmas icons —
mice and candy canes — these tiny fabric creatures, with their
red-and-white-striped tails, make fitting favors at a holiday dinner or
delightful gifts for children to give to friends and relatives. How to make craft.
What child wouldn't love these festive candy cane mice?Pipe-cleaner Snowflake Ornament
Need a fun, easy-to-make project that will keep the kids busy? All you need to create these ornaments are wire cutters, needle-nose pliers (both for adults’ use only), and pipe cleaners. They make great gifts for teachers, to adorn presents, or to hang from your tree. How to make craft.
Simple pipe cleaners make an easy gift ideas for kids to giveOld Toy Christmas Tree Ornaments
Hanging old toys on the Christmas tree spreads joy: Mom will be
pleased to have less clutter, and the toys will be happy to be rescued
from their dusty corners. Ask the children to help pick which toys to
transform.
To hang, use needle and embroidery thread to stitch through soft toys, insert screw eyes into wooden toys, or wind embroidery thread through an opening or around a narrow part of the toy.
You child's old toys get eternal life!
Enjoy your holiday season, with crafts your kids will love to make and cherish for the future!
For more holiday ideas on Stagetecture, click here.
To hang, use needle and embroidery thread to stitch through soft toys, insert screw eyes into wooden toys, or wind embroidery thread through an opening or around a narrow part of the toy.
You child's old toys get eternal life!For more holiday ideas on Stagetecture, click here.
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