Christmas Craft With Cotton Balls. Add details, apply glue on the scarf and stick it on the snowman. The cotton balls are used in this craft to mimic santa’s white beards.
Use the cotton balls to decorate santa’s hat and beard. Paper (regular or cardstock paper) elmer’s. Using a paper plate and cotton balls, your child will have a quick santa mask.
Contents
- 1 Every Day Starting December 1St, Have The Kids Glue On A Cotton Ball Or White Pom Poms Work Better!
- 2 Then Cut A Strip Of Black Paper For Santa’s Belt, And Yellow.
- 3 Styrofoam Disk Peppermint Lollipop Decor
- 4 Add Details, Apply Glue On The Scarf And Stick It On The Snowman.
- 5 Cut The Brown Pipe Cleaner Into Two Short Pieces.
Every Day Starting December 1St, Have The Kids Glue On A Cotton Ball Or White Pom Poms Work Better!
Glue the googly eyes on and draw santa’s mouth. Repeat these steps with as many garland strings. Stick cotton balls on the card.
Then Cut A Strip Of Black Paper For Santa’s Belt, And Yellow.
Finish off your sheep craft. Print out the snowman template on craft paper or have child make their own snowman without the template. Besides crafting with cotton balls, our kids also love painting with their fingers and hands whenever they can, so this craft from i pinned it, which uses a painted handprint as the base of the sheep, is one of their favourites.
Styrofoam Disk Peppermint Lollipop Decor
Free cotton ball snowman template; First, adhere the cotton balls to the styrofoam cone. Thread cotton balls onto string.
Add Details, Apply Glue On The Scarf And Stick It On The Snowman.
These pretend sushi idea from pink and green mama is easy to make, and cotton balls make perfect rice. When it's christmas eve the whole beard should be covered and the kids will know christmas morning is soon arriving! It will print and take up a whole sheet of printer paper.
Cut The Brown Pipe Cleaner Into Two Short Pieces.
I placed my “snow” pieces about a foot apart on the string, with a total of about 5 to 7 on each string. The ears should be at the side of the sheep’s head when the yarn is extended. Time to make your sheep’s ears wiggle.
