Christmas Mouse Candy Cane Craft. Made out of felt and googley eyes, this christmas craft will embellish your candy canes for some extra christmas fun. With all of those candy canes on clearance right now here is a cute craft you can do with your kids!
Glue the inner ears to the outer ears and slide through. Center pink circle on top of. Plus, it’s so easy to make!
Contents
- 1 Fold The Nose Back To The First Slit And Cut Two More Slits.
- 2 In The Past When I’ve Used These As Ornaments For The Christmas Tree, I.
- 3 Then Glue On Little Googly Eyes And A Pom Pom Nose To Each One.
- 4 If You Are Doing This Project With Your Kids This Should Be An Adult Only Job!
- 5 When Looking For Holiday Craft Projects, I Found These Adorable Candy Cane Mice Over On Our Friend Martha Stewart’s Web Site And Just Had To Make Some For Our Christmas Dinner Place Settings.
Fold The Nose Back To The First Slit And Cut Two More Slits.
Since we are going with a candy themed holiday centerpiece this year, they seem like such a great match. Attach the eyes and nose and allow to dry completely. Poke your ears through the little ear slits.
In The Past When I’ve Used These As Ornaments For The Christmas Tree, I.
Here you can see what the slits should look like. The green popsicle stick shows where the ears will go and the yellow is where the candy cane tail will go. Glue the face on the mouse body and the inner pieces of the ears in place.
Then Glue On Little Googly Eyes And A Pom Pom Nose To Each One.
You can use string, sequins, buttons, red glitter, pom poms and other various craft supplies. See more ideas about candy cane crafts, candy cane, christmas decorations. A great holiday craft f.
If You Are Doing This Project With Your Kids This Should Be An Adult Only Job!
Then you just slip the ears through the holes of the mouse. On a photocopier, enlarge candy cane mice template by 150 percent; The backside of each mouse's body has small cuts, so you can slide a candy cane.
When Looking For Holiday Craft Projects, I Found These Adorable Candy Cane Mice Over On Our Friend Martha Stewart’s Web Site And Just Had To Make Some For Our Christmas Dinner Place Settings.
Turn back over and your mouse is now complete with a tasty, candy cane tail! If you are using a gift tag, tape it. If you choose to download this free activity, please take a moment to leave feedback!
