30 Snowflake Mini Wall Art Stickers
These adorable snowflake wall stickers are the simplest way to create a festive feature wall, or simply to add a tasteful touch of colour and Christmassy fun to furniture or a child’s bedroom.
• So easy to apply
• Removable and Re-stickable
• Stickers from 3.5cm to 10cm tall
£6.50
We love to make Peper mache ballons, we love popping the ballons inside, than, we make faces, Father christmas, with cotton wall beard Etc,Angels, with tinsel Halos, they love these
making crazy hair styles with colourful home made playdough!
Our favourite christmas craftie make is to go on a treasure hunt in the woods to collect holly, twigs, pine cones and any other treasures the children pick up and we get them home and paint/spray everything and use them to make table and candle decorations. Beautiful and lots of fun!
Hi Lou
Thanks for your suggestion. It’s a great idea to get outside and let off steam too.
Al
We like to make our own christmas cards from things we have collected outside and painted such a leaves and berries.
we have been enjoying colouring pictures from christmas based colouring books
Our favourite christmas activity is really easy and simple.
You get some white paint and some black paper. Using the white paint, make finger print “snowflakes” all over the paper. Once it dries, stick a picture of your child/pet/family in the centre, cut it into a snowflake shape and laminate it. Punch a hole at the top and loop a short length of ribbon through it to make a lovely, personal tree decoration.
Making sparkly decorations for the Christmas Tree
painting papers the making multi coloured snowflakes
we enjoy making christmas cards and snowflakes for the windows
Christmas cookies
making stars with hammerbeads to hang on gthe tree it really keeps the kids entertained you can make them as colourfull as you want and put your initials or name in the middle and they make excellent gifts for the granparents : )
I showed my 2 year old how to make an angel from an empty toilet roll… and now she picks them up everywhere (including nursery, who were a bit puzzled) and we have an army of them on the mantlepiece!
The kids love card making.
Colourful paper chains!