Fest: Nicholas

Pine-pinned sponges

Don't these fir cone bodies look cute? In itself, this handicraft work is not a big deal, yet requires some dexterity and manual skill.
With the pine cones you can use freshly collected ones or you can use which you might have found in the Christmas box from the previous year. The pine cones can be stored over several years and used again and again for great crafts or for decorating.
If you want to do the crafting as an upcycle project, you can use old clean felt cloths for your wicker hats. Alternatively, new felt wipes or thin craft felt are also suitable. The cut-up of the hat is made quickly, only when rolling and glueing the cap a little patience is required. Check out the instructions for this, then you can do it well.
Have you ever made a small cotton ball yourself? – no, then it's time! Because you need it for the wobble nose. Have fun trying it out.

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St. Nicholas making

Make a Santa Claus from an empty Shampoo bottle. With red felt and a cotton pad, the Santa Claus head is quickly made. A belt is made of clay paper and the Santa Claus is laid over. Here you will find the instructions for crafting. Try it out.

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Santa Claus boots fragrant gift pendants

A little Santa Claus boot as a gift pendant is easy to make and also looks great. Also suitable as a name tag or table card for the Advent breakfast. With a few fresh fir branches or also rosemary branches the boot smells particularly pleasant and looks great.
Follow the instructions and you will be amazed how quickly this craft work is to be done. Have fun trying out.

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Stecken- Nikolaus

This Stecken-Nikolaus is not only intended as a decorative plug. It is also suitable as a "theatre figure" for a puppet theatre. You only need a daumendicken plug, which has a smooth bark as possible and no standing price. Furthermore, a red clay paper residue, a cotton ball and a cotton pad are needed. Equipped with pen, scissors and glue, you can start crafting. Have fun with the step-by-step instructions.

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The sack of St. Nicholas

This little bag from St. Nicholas is a small gift idea. It can be applied with little material and can be embellished very individually. See here how easy it is.

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St. Nicholas - Sewing can

This can has a Santa's coat on. Alternatively to the boot that is placed in front of the door, you can also use this Santa's can. There is enough space in the can for a chocolate nicolaus, a small apple, nuts and mandarins.
Larger children can also sew this can coat on their own or make it without a sewing machine.
All steps are explained here with sewing machine, but also without sewing machine as pure adhesive work.
At first, only the coat is finished as a stripe of fabric before it is put around the can as a whole at the end. This simplifies the work and makes every step easier. See for yourself how the Santa Claus coat is created.
By the way, the work on the sewing machine for small children is also very exciting to observe and easy holding work can already produce great motivation and curiosity here. So let the smallest ones also participate in how something great is created.
Have fun trying out and making out.

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Serviette Santa Claus – Santa Claus

For this Santa Claus or Wigtel napkin you need monochrome red or wine-red napkins. You can find a template for the Santa Claus face here. You cut them out and place them around the folded napkins. With a queue the decoration for the plate is already finished. Look for yourself.

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Nuts Memory and Matching Games

The material is suitable for getting to know nuts. Do you recognize them by their appearance? What are the differences and where do they grow?
Uses the picture cards for precise determination, description and to get to know and distinguish.
Make an assignment game or a memory from it. Print out the desired templates, cut out the individual picture cards and possibly laminate them to you, because that way they can be used for longer. Have fun!

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