Today for our craft activity we kept the theme of Snowflakes.First I traced the child’s hand onto BROWN scrapbook type paper.They cut out the hands (with quite a bit of help)We glued them onto BLUE construction paperI cut out WHITE construction paper “snow” and we glued it to the bottom of the page.Then the children …
First the children rip up a piece of white construction paper. Then on a blue piece of construction paper you put glue to resemble a snowflake. Lastly you put the torn white paper pieces onto the glue. and you have wonderful Snowflakes! None ever look exactly the same! We also enjoyed reading “Look-A Snowflake” by …
I will be Wrapping it up for the next 5 days to spend my time focusing on the true meaning of Christmas with my family. Thank-you so much to everyone who has become followers of my blog. I am so blessed by all the wonderful comments and encouragements I have had on this blogging journey. …
What a surprise! I woke up this morning to find out that I had been featured on Someday Crafts Thank-you Michelle!
Stretch out plastic wrap tighly over cardboard. Make shapes with glue on the plastic wrap. Add sparkles (we added rice and crayon shavings too), put a twist tie or yarn in the top, let dry overnight and slowly peel off. (note: cheap glue does not work as well because it spreads out to much…a thick …