We used some extra craft items that we had left over from last year. To make these easy stockings we cut the shape of a sticking from felt, applied a layer of glue with glitter for the border, used glitter glue for the initial and let dry. Once dried we added a ribbon to hang. Easy and Fun to make with Kids.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Felt Stockings - Christmas Ornaments
We used some extra craft items that we had left over from last year. To make these easy stockings we cut the shape of a sticking from felt, applied a layer of glue with glitter for the border, used glitter glue for the initial and let dry. Once dried we added a ribbon to hang. Easy and Fun to make with Kids.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Snowmen Door Ornaments
Easy Holiday Craft - Snowmen Door Ornament
Supplies:
White foam or snowmen foam forms (from your local craft store)
Glitter glue
Felt - any colors you choose
String to hang
Orange pipe cleaner
Googly eyes
To make these snowmen door ornaments, I purchased a kit of pre-made foam snowmens forms from a local craft store, they came in a package of 12 for $2.99. I had scraps of felt so I used black for the hat and coal buttons, green for the scarf and holly pieces, red for the Holly berries (using a hole puncher) and a piece of gold string to hang. I cut a small piece of an orange pipecleaner and bent it alittle bit for the nose and googly eyes. Using a glue gun add your pieces, finish off with some glitter glue to make it sparkle. I added a little pink eye shadow for the cheeks.
Fun and Easy!
* Housewives of Cape Cod
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Holiday Cards - Great for Kids!
Looking for an easy craft to do for the Holiday season with your kids. Make your own Christmas cards!
I purchased some sticker foam kits from our local crafts store: Reindeer, Angel, Santa, and Christmas trees. Each kits makes "6". I also purchased Card stock (multi-color) from my local office supply store.
I printed "Merry Christmas" on each card stock using Microsoft Word so the output was at the bottom of the page. I trimmed each card stock to fit a card envelope. Once I trimmed, I folding the card in half and trimmed an inch or so off of the top layer of the card with deco scissors to make a scalloped edge. (I used kids scissors that you can get anywhere that have shapes on them when you cut). Then finished by sticking on a foam kit.
Nice way to personalize your own card and a great and easy craft to do with your kids (mess free).
* Housewives of Cape Cod
I purchased some sticker foam kits from our local crafts store: Reindeer, Angel, Santa, and Christmas trees. Each kits makes "6". I also purchased Card stock (multi-color) from my local office supply store.
I printed "Merry Christmas" on each card stock using Microsoft Word so the output was at the bottom of the page. I trimmed each card stock to fit a card envelope. Once I trimmed, I folding the card in half and trimmed an inch or so off of the top layer of the card with deco scissors to make a scalloped edge. (I used kids scissors that you can get anywhere that have shapes on them when you cut). Then finished by sticking on a foam kit.
Nice way to personalize your own card and a great and easy craft to do with your kids (mess free).
* Housewives of Cape Cod
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