Have children use crayons, markers, colored pencils, water color and any other medium to create their masterpieces. If you want to save as a keepsake, have them write their name and year. It's great to look at these as the years pass, as they grow right before our own eyes. Making sure all the Christmas gifts are perfectly wrapped and adorned with beautifully crafted ribbon flowers, Princess Aurora from Disney’s Sleeping Beauty is busy before Christmas. Since fairies are rumored to love forests and gardens, she’s the perfect character for a lawn ornament. Begin this craft by having the youngsters paint some ordinary foam cups red and green with craft paint.

The snowflakes should then be glued to either side of the napkin holder for an adorable table centerpiece. 7. Tinkerbell in the Garden Then, the child should trace and cut out two mittens from colorful posterboard, adding ribbons at the top so they can be hung up. The Disney Christmas cutouts should then be glued to the centers, and this pair of “mittens” can be displayed anywhere. 3. Make a Gift Card Holder You’re going to print off the illustration of your choice – I highly recommend the snowflakes, candy canes, crosses, or Christmas sweaters – onto the transparency paper.

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Then, cut four slits inside at the appropriate measurements for a gift card, and fold it in half, horizontally. Whether you as an adult are nostalgic for your favorite Disney characters, or helping to find a creative outlet to keep away boredom in children you will find what you are looking for here. Presenting the harmonious spirit of Christmas, here are the popular characters from Disney’s Lady and the Tramp celebrating the holiday season together.

Felt should be used to laminate the cardboard, and a cut should be made through one side to be worn as a cuff bracelet.A friend in need is a friend indeed. Proving just that is Sebastian who is here to help Ariel, in her human form, to properly wrap her Christmas gift for Prince Henry. You can help as well by making sure the gift looks incredible by coloring them and everything else on this illustration. Have them use puffy paint or pom poms, glitter glue, or glue with glitter – the possibilities are endless, and the only limit is your imagination! 15. Christmas Party Decorations Then you’ll feed it into the Cricut, using the print and cut feature. Once the machine has done its thing, you’ll peel off the design and place it into the doggie t-shirt or hoodie. Come Christmas holidays and Cinderella gets busy decorating the house with the humblest of things she can find. Today, she has gathered some beautiful mistletoe leaves with berries. She has even managed to use one as a hairclip to ornate her lustrous hair.

Get your kids to help out by coloring in the pictures and writing sweet Christmas messages on the inside and out. 12. Bookmarks Once this tab is folded over, it can be used to glue Nemo to the center of the soap dish. This way, he will “stand up.”Using one of my Christmas tree illustrations, you can make a stand-up centerpiece that is perfect for any flat surface in your home, including the fireplace mantle or a coffee table. They’re going to fold that extra paper under, giving it a good hard crease, and use that tab to paste the figures into place inside the box.

Then, using a hole punch, a hole should be made in the folded artwork so that a straw can be threaded from top to bottom. A thin layer of the aquarium beads should be glued to the bottom of the container, which is then filled with water and tiny craft sparkles.Begin this craft with any size poster board your child prefers. If desired, it can be cut into the shape of the stop sign to go with the theme.