Our family has been doing Christmas crafts the past 2 weeks and we've really had a lot of fun and shared lots of laugh and made some great memories and items to decorate our home with. We wanted to share some of what we have made with all of you!
To make the ornament above, we just took a scratched up DVD (or CD) and paint over it and then use glitter paint or glue to decorate it. Tie a string to it and hang it on your tree!
The ornament lights were so much fun to make. I just used a black sharpie to draw the light strand and then we stuck our index finger into some paint and used the fingerprint to make the colored lights.
This one is Ronny's feet and we used his foot prints to make Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. I think it turned out so cute. Bub felt he was too old for this one. ;-)
To make the "textured" paint, I cheat. I just mixed an equal amount of white school glue with an equal amount of cheap shaving cream and then add just a bit of paint (what ever color you desire). You can see how the blue is "puffed" out. It puffs out and is soft and squishy. Nice and easy effect for your pictures without having to spend much money.
This is just a drawing my hubby did of a winter scene. I was "uber" surprised because I didn't even know he could draw!
And finally we just painted some wreaths.
Thanks for allowing us to share our crafts with you all!
If you like these crafts, I have a few more you might like: Handprint Fall Art and Cool 3D hand art.
I shared this post on the following blogs:
From the Farm Blog Hop
Six Sister's Stuff
The Chicken Chick
Create with Joy
I loved the Mistle "toes" because I like keeping records of how my children grow and comparing this year's prints to previous years. Ronny's is the top one and Bub's is the bottom one.
Thanks for allowing us to share our crafts with you all!
If you like these crafts, I have a few more you might like: Handprint Fall Art and Cool 3D hand art.
I shared this post on the following blogs:
From the Farm Blog Hop
Six Sister's Stuff
The Chicken Chick
Create with Joy
Such a great way to involve the whole family .
ReplyDeleteThanks. We had a ton of fun doing it. What kind of crafts do you (did you) make with your family?
DeleteWhat clever ideas. They all look like fun. I am pinning them.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Bev
@ Eclectic Red Barn
Thank you so much Bev. I appreciate it!
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