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Welcome to Thank Santa's Craft page. Please be sure to work with
a parent or someone responsible to make these crafts. Have fun and
play safe!
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Links to Craft Sites
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Sock
Snowman
You will
need:
- clean
white sock (make sure you ask first!)
- cotton
balls
- black
felt
- fabric
scrap
- glue
- yarn
or ribbon
- pom
pons
- needle
& thread
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| Stuff
the sock with cotton balls up to the cuff. Turn the cuff down to make
the snowman's hat. Cut a strip of fabric for the scarf and tie it
underneath the heel of the sock to make the head. Cut eyes, nose,
mouth, and buttons out of the black felt and glue them in place. If
you use a small child's sock the snowman will be just the right size
to hang on the tree. Take a piece of yarn or ribbon and sew or glue
the ends to the inside back of the cuff (hat). You can then glue a
pom pon to the top of the hat. Hot glue works best but be sure that
you supervise the glue gun if children are around. Hang your snowman
and enjoy!
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Shooting
Star
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You
will need:
- 2
or more different colors of felt
- poster
board
- 2
or more colors of thin ribbon
- hot
glue (please have someone watching!)
- stapler
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| Draw
and cut out a five point star that is about 3 or 4 inches across in
size. The easiest way to do this is with a ruler and pencil. Draw
and cut out a second star that is slightly smaller than the first
one. Take your two stars and trace each one on a different color of
felt. Cut the felt stars out and glue them to the poster board. Cut
three 6 to 8 inch strands of ribbon out of one color and three strands
out of a second color. You can coordinate your ribbon colors with
your felt colors if you wish. Gather your ribbon strands together
at one end and staple them together. If you do not have a stapler
handy just wrap a piece of tape around the ends. Place the stapled
end of the ribbon in the center of the biggest star and glue into
place. Center the small star on top of the large one and glue into
place. The ribbon ends should be glued in between the two stars. I
like to use hot glue because it dries so quickly and holds everything
in place much better but you have to surpervise children when using
hot glue so they will not get burned by the gun. Punch a hold in the
top of the star. Thread a short piece of ribbon through and tie the
ends together to make a loop for hanging. You have a shooting star.
Be creative in the colors of felt and ribbon that you choose for your
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