This fir tree is a craft offer for crib children. Paints a triangle on a cardboard box and cuts it out. On this fir tree the children then glue pre-cut stars. This occupation trains the fine motor skills first when grasping for the stars and then when sticking on and pressing on the stars.
Dealing with glue and experimenting with it is great fun for many children. Therefore, pay attention to a corresponding craft pad and, if necessary, put on a paint coat. Make any number of trees in different sizes and hang them on a branch. In addition, these Christmas trees made of cardboard look beautiful as gift pendants.
Christmas trees of cardboard
Bake Fairy Kisses
For all fairy lovers and sweet cats. These kisses melt on the tongue. They are super tasty and easy to bake. For the fairy kisses you make a cookie dough, put a toffifee on it and enclose everything with a Baiser. See for yourself how easy it is. Have fun trying out!
Fir tree of branches
For this small fir tree you need a branch fork and some branches of the same thickness. You can find the branches on a walk through the forest. With a few steps you can conjure up a small fir tree.
With a piece of wire or a string you tie the branches together. Afterwards you stick the trunk with the hot glue gun. Afterwards you wrap the finished fir tree with light chains. Thus you bring this very individual fir tree to light. You can find the individual work steps here!
Make star glass (with print template)
These beautiful star glasses are suitable for the Advent and Christmas season as wind lights and for decoration. Cut out stars and stick them with some adhesive film and a lot of distance on a large masonry glass.
Covers the glass around with white paint and pulls off the glued-on stars after drying.
Cut out a star as a pendant and tie it to a ribbon around the glass edge. The star glass is finished. With a candle or a small chains of lights, the star glass looks particularly pretty.
Have fun!
Houses of clay or salted dough (gift pendants)
These small houses are made of self-drying clay. Alternatively, they are also suitable for salt dough. Roll out the dough and cut out the outline of a house with a rounded knife. Then you slic windows and doors and gently lift the dough out. With a straw, you punch a hole in the top of the roof for hanging. Once the houses are dried, they use as a gift pendant or for decoration on a branch or door wreath. Have fun!
Decorate Christmas Ball Muffins
Muffins become Christmas balls! A nice idea for special Christmas muffins. All you need for this are your favorite muffins and the pendants of the Christmas tree decoration.
You can see how this works here.
(908) Magic Tealights for Advent
Gives magic tealights to special people or makes a great wax experiment. Many children find it fascinating when the wax becomes transparent when liquefied. If a motif appears underneath it, children's eyes shine.
Make several magic tealights and watch together which magic picture comes to light. You can also paint the pictures before and thus give them an individual touch. Have fun!
Fir tree of sheet music
Fir tree of sheet music
Candles of packing carton
Make candles out of packaging cardboard. The black side of it is embellished with a white paint pencil in no time. Alternatively, you use black photo cardboard.
The candles also look beautiful on a map or in a picture frame. As you make these candles, you can see here. Have fun!
Trees of fir (appendix, cards)
These pretty fir trees are made of packaging material. The cardboard is already black on one side and is suitable for making these trees. Paints small fir trees and cuts them out with scissors.
On the black side you embellish the trees with a white paint pencil. Paint patterns, candles, balls or chains of lights on the fir trees.
You can use these fir trees for a Christmas card, as a gift pendant or as a decoration pendant for a branch.
Very much, how easy this crafting is!