If you have completed the word find located in the program for Kathy Burks Theatre of Puppetry Arts THE NUTCRACKER, please download the solution below to check your work!
With this fun holiday project, you can turn your child's fingerprints into works of art for your Christmas tree!
You will need:
Glass Ornament
Brown finger paint
Brown & Black paint pen
Instructions:
Paint your child's thumb with finger paint, then "stamp" the glass ornament.
Let dry before adding antlers and a face with your paint pens.
Credit:
http://hapeshappenings.blogspot.com/2011/12/rudolf-red-nose-reindeer.html
Assemble your snack time Hat Snacks starting with half of the sandwich cookie on bottom. Layer the red gummy rings with the white cookie icing until you reach your desired "hat" length.
The featured photo from crafty Mommy blog, Fancy Frugal Life, shows you how to assemble your Hat Snacks with these simple ingredients.
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DCT Mom thoughts
by Natalie Jackson:
Our kids grow so fast! Their little hands and feet change so rapidly each year! (Our 10 year old now wears a larger show size than I do.) What fun it will be to unwrap these ornaments each year and remind ourselves that our boys' hands will never be that small again! Thank you for the idea, mommy blogger, Rebecca! Her tip: Write each child's name and the year on the back of the ornament with your paint pen.
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