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21 Days to Christmas!
Try this fun bonding time activity with your kids, using the shape of their hands as a one-of-a-kind decorative element! Come up with a hands-on wreath!
by Kat Von Einsiedel .
Hands-on Wreath
The kids really have a hand in this project—several, actually. If you have children of different ages, mix their handprints for a more interesting leaf pattern.You will need:
- Light green craft paper
- Dark green craft paper
- Pencil/marker
- Scissors and glue
- Paper plate
- Red ribbon
How to make:
1 Fold the craft paper into four, then trace each child’s handprint onto one side. Cut out the handprints.ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWCONTINUE READING BELOWRecommended Videos2 Cut out the center of a paper plate to leave a ring about one-inch wide. Use this as the frame of your wreath.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW3 Beginning at the top, glue on each handprint, overlapping as you go around. Stick on handprints of alternating shades of green until the whole frame is covered. Let dry.
4 Tie a red ribbon around the top of your wreath, and you’re ready to show it off! Watch this brighten up your doorstep.
ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOWPhotography by Miguel Nacianceno
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