Have a Christmas craft you’ve made?
It could be something you did on your own or with your kids,
if so link-up below and join the party!
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We made a hand-print wreath. My original idea was to put the kids hands in green paint on paper in the shape of a wreath, but that ended up not working so well. Onto Plan B!
I traced Joey’s hand multiple times and eventually folded a piece of construction paper in quarters. Then traced and cut the hand-print once. Joey tried cutting out his hand-prints, but they hands ended up missing some fingers. 🙂
Then, I cut a larger whole in a paper plate and Joey glued the hands on a paper plate.
After they finished drying, I punched two holes at the top and laced a piece of ribbon through and knotted so the wreath would hang.
I laced another piece of ribbon through the opposite way and tied a little bow. It’s a cute, simple craft. Nothing too fancy, but Joey likes to see it hanging in his room. His own little, handmade decoration.
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What have you made this week? Come on and link-up!
If you don’t have a blog to link up with, then leave a comment sharing what you’ve done. 🙂
We borrowed a small collection of Christmas board books from our local library and they’re all new and in good condition, which is rare for library board books.
This is an overflow work from our fall sorting nuts activity. Joey was very interested to see what was inside each nut and how they were different.
