The holidays are fast approaching. It's not even Thanksgiving yet and we're getting into the Christmas holiday spirit. We found this Santa hat at our local grocery store. It says "Merry Christmas, Eh!" I thought it was hilarious since I grew up near the Canadian border watching Canadian television. My daughter just loved the hat! She really loves her holidays.
There's nothing like a bit of holiday crafting to get you in the holiday spirit. We've been making different types of snowflakes. The preschool department is in charge of the holiday party at my new school, so we've been experimenting with snowflake decorations.
I made these snowflakes from an old phonics workbook that hasn't been used in a million years. I used this tutorial. I love how they look hung up by my fireplace. Beware, they look awesome but are very time consuming. Between the time spent on them and the fact that I love them so much I've decided they'll be staying at my house.
I made this one from card stock. It was much less time consuming and I think it turned out to be really cute. I think this one can go to school to be used as a party decoration. Of course I'm thinking I need some more of these woven paper snowflakes to decorate the stairs in my front entryway. While I'm making those I can make more for the school party as well.
I also made this huge snowflake for the holiday party at school. It's about three feet high. It's going to be sprayed with adhesive and sprinkled with silver glitter before being hung up.
I joined Val's Christmas ornament swap. I created the owl ornaments but decided they weren't Christmas-y so instead I made these wool Santas. I just sent them off to Val's house today. I'm excited to see what everyone else made for the swap. Check out Val's flickr page to see what other people have created.
