The stockings can be used as ornaments or to hold small items (like candy canes). Or, you can make a larger version to hang up. :0)
Joy xxxx
Hand Print Christmas Trees This year is the first year I have been able to make something for Christmas with DS, and we had lots of fun getting paint and glue everywhere! He is 18 months, so just shows you can do crafts with Children from an early age! We covered his hands in various shades of green paint and made 24 hand prints on some light weight cardstock. While we waited for these to dry, DS painted himself and a sheet of card in gold and painted some red in a triangle to make a base for the Chrismas tree. When everything was dry, I cut around the handprints and then we stuck them down with glue in the shape of a christmas tree. DS then painted "Baubles" on the tree by dabbing a paint dauber over the paper. I cut a star shape out of the gold painted card and we stuck this on top. Finally we added a piece of multicoloured wool as tinsel. We had great fun making this and getting messy! ~angela~
We really hope that you enjoyed the creations we made with our children. We would love to see what your children come up with.
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The winner of the kit supplied by Kirsty Wiseman is Rach. Please email us at acreativeworld@hotmail.co.uk with your address. Thank you so much to Kirsty for putting this kit together with her own fair hands.
Today we are offering a fabulous handmade bracelet created by our very own Trish. Everyone who has made a donation to our Just giving prize up until the end of today will go in the lucky dipper.
3 comments:
Great post girls love thm both. The little hands are just so cute! Will have to make some stockings tooooo!!
hee hee, but the wee man had fun :0) will have to try this with calum
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j
Girls those are fab ideas, so original, can't wait until George is a bit older :)
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