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Ok, here's the project we did last Friday when I was watching my friend's little girl. It's awesome because she's 5 and gets really excited about crafting which makes Brady really excited. We wait until Parker takes a nap to craft since he just wants to eat all the paper. :)
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Last week's project was hand wreaths. The base is a paper plate I cut a circle in. I had the kids color the plates green to keep them occupied while I was cutting out hands, etc.... I traced the kids' hands a bunch of time. (D. asked me later why I didn't just make a template. Opps!) Then I helped them cut out their hand prints. Sophia is actually able to cut her own! That was awesome! Then I helped them use glue dots to decorate their wreaths. I just let them pick out the embellishment, place a glue dot on the back, and then they can stick it on there like a sticker. After we were done, I just punched a couple holes in the plates and tied ribbons on them.
We had a lot of fun! I love crafting with the kids especially when there's an older child who's really into it!
Have a great Thursday everyone!
These are too stinking adorable! What an awesome project and beautiful treasured decos!!!
ReplyDeleteCute wreath. I like the simplicity of the card, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun wreath and your Paris card is so sweet.
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