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15th November 2020
10:30am GMT

2. Santa handprint
Handprints can be used for so much – even these adorable Santas.
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Thebestideasforkids.com
3. Beaded ornaments
This toddler-friendly activity will yield some very adorable ornaments for your tree.
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Makesandtakes.com
4. Ferrero Rocher chocolate reindeer treats
There is just one problem: You might want to eat these straight away!
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Craftymorning.com
5. Cinnamon stick tree ornament
Bonus: Your house will smell extra Chrismas-y when you hang these.
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Crafts Unleashed
6. Snowy pine cone garland
Now, these mightn't be your kids favourite project – but maybe something pretty for you to craft, mama?
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Town & Country Living
7. Footprint Cristmas cards
This is too cute!
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Messylittlemonster.com
8. Paper straw Christmas trees
How cute are these?!
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Ellaslist.com
9. Hama bead ornaments
If you have boxes of these beads knocing around (as I do), a simple Pinterest search will yield tonnes of ideas for what you can make. And don't worry of you don't have any beads like these – Amazon will sort you out!
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Kelly Leigh Creates
10. Pine cone Christmas trees
These adorable and blinged-out pine cone trees are the perfect little project on rainy winter afternoons.
For full instructions and list of what you need, check out Elementary Art Fun

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