Clothes pins can be decorated with paint, felt, ribbon, etc. into santas, nutcracker figures. etc. Popsicle sticks can be made into ornaments with glue, glitter, ribbon, paints, markers. Plain colored or clear ornaments could be painted and glittered, etc. You can sew up cloth ornaments, stuff them and let them decorate santas, gingerbread men, angels, etc. with fabric paint, puff paint. The ideas are endless, I hope this will help you think of even more!
Start with a gingerbread house, that takes time, and the kids will be tired, and go to bed early. Check with you local craft store, A.C.Moore, Michael's, or Hobby Lobby. Go early, because the'll run out of stuff as the days get closer to Christmas.
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Clothes pins can be decorated with paint, felt, ribbon, etc. into santas, nutcracker figures. etc. Popsicle sticks can be made into ornaments with glue, glitter, ribbon, paints, markers. Plain colored or clear ornaments could be painted and glittered, etc. You can sew up cloth ornaments, stuff them and let them decorate santas, gingerbread men, angels, etc. with fabric paint, puff paint. The ideas are endless, I hope this will help you think of even more!
Check on Pintrest... there are lots of ideas there.
Start with a gingerbread house, that takes time, and the kids will be tired, and go to bed early. Check with you local craft store, A.C.Moore, Michael's, or Hobby Lobby. Go early, because the'll run out of stuff as the days get closer to Christmas.
So many ideas here on hometalk and on pinterest, here are links to both:
http://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=kids%20Christmas%20crafts
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/kids-christmas-crafts/?lp=true
This site offers 25 Easy Christmas Crafts for kids and I think they look great!
See what you think: https://handsonaswegrow.com/easy-christmas-crafts-kids/
I have several ideas that might help you https://chascrazycreations.com/diys/seasonal/winter/