Snow globes are a classic winter or Christmas craft for kids, but rather embarrassingly until last week I had no idea how to make them! A friend asked me for advice, thinking that as I write about kids crafts I might actually know a thing or two about that kind of thing but uhhh. No. I had to ask my friend Mr Pinterest for help. There are loads of cool snow globes that kids can make, from ones in glass jars, to finger print snow globes, melting snow globes for the bath and paper plate snow globes. So if you fancy making some snow globe crafts for kids this year then you’re in the right place to find all the ideas you could possibly need!
Winter and Christmas
Snow crafts and activities for kids
Well so far there has been no snow this year around our way at all, much to my son’s disappointment! It has been very cold though (by my standards anyway!) and I know that it’s been snowing where a lot of other bloggers live so this weeks Tuesday Tutorials round up is all about snow crafts and activities.
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Free Christmas Printables
These free Christmas printables are a great idea if you’re looking for some cheap crafts and activities for Christmas. There are free cupcake topper printables, downloadable crackers and gift tags as well as printable pictures that can be used for gifts. This is such a great little resource I’m already excited about returning to it next year!
Cookie Cutter Christmas Cards
This week we’ve been making cookie cutter Christmas cards. I’m going to hold my hands up and say that Christmas card writing is probably my least favourite Christmas activity, so getting the kids to do some homemade cards always makes it more bearable for me! These cards may not look like Clinton’s finest, but they are kid made and are great to send to family members. Plus cookie cutter crafts are fun for the kids so that’s a good thing by me!
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Toilet Roll Christmas Reindeer Decorations
This week I thought we’d try to make our own Christmas tree ornaments with these cute toilet roll reindeer decorations! They were loads of fun to make and are a great frugal Christmas craft too, everything that we used was something I already had, or in the case of the ‘antlers’, something I could easily find in the garden!…