We're putting up socks for Santa Claus.
So that Nicholas also knows who owns which socks, we make a star clip.
Now Santa can come by.
Socks for Santa Claus
Socks of Santa Claus
On the eve of St. Nicholas' Day, the cleaned boots are put in front of the door with many families. We hang socks on our front door, but before that little Nikolauses are made out of the socks. How can I show you here:
Swimming salt Snowman
This snowman is a great gift! Just fill bath salt in an empty jam jar. A piece of an old sock serves you as a cap. From the rests of the sock you cut out the nose and the buttons. Then stick up a few wobble eyes and there is snowman. I'll show you how to do it!
Funny sock-nickel
A Nikolaus, two Nikolauses – of these funny Nikolauses we can not get enough! A thin birch stem gets a cap from a red cuddly sock. Below it is a craft tile, the beard. And as a nose, there is an old cabinet button.
Craft with things you have at home. If you don't have a red sock, take a grey or black sock, then it won't be a Santa Claus but a cunt or dwarf.?
Advent calendar bar
An enchanting idea that inspires children interested in craftsmanship. Dealing with saws, drilling machines and Schmirgelpapier becomes an exciting experience and ultimately creativity in the design is still needed.
Other variants of a waiting bar for children I'll show you here (e.g. to be able to place the time until the birthday, at a football game or at a lantern party).
Children often cannot estimate times yet and often feel waiting times unbearably long. These waiting bars make the waiting times more vivid for the children – because every day the event comes a little closer.
Children's punch cuts
Today we bake children's punch cuts. These taste not only while walking lanterns, but also on Christmas Eve or New Year's Eve.
Set up the equipment and the ingredients already. As soon as you've got it, it'll start.
Klapperstern Advent Calendar
Remember my childhood! Every evening in Advent we were allowed to open one of these stars. They hung in our nursery by the window. They were made in a community project, filled but secretly by our mother. Every evening another of my siblings was allowed to open one, the content was shared – it was something special!
These rattle stars aren't hard to make.
Snowflakes cookies
These cookies break down on the tongue. Butter-crayon cookies, which simply taste heavenly?. Makes the dough and forms small balls, which are pressed flat on a baking sheet with a fork. After baking the cookies remain on the sheet and are immediately dusted with a mixture of powder sugar and vanill sugar. Then let them become cold before you put them in a can. They are so tender that they otherwise fall apart!
Advent Calendar Glasses
You have lots of glasses at home? Then I would have the ideal Advent Calendar for you. Upcyclen: We use old book pages to glue the glasses and the cards with the numbers we make from thin cardboard box. Is everything ready? Then I'll show you how to do it!
Advent Stakes
Last-minute Advent candles. An Advent wreath replacement for late deciders?. Take 4 cups and turn them upside down. On the cup floor fit wonderful tea lights. Place them on it and label the cups still with the numbers 1 to 4. So quickly you have conjured up a table decoration. With an ivy tendril or a fir branch the Advent can come.