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December Crafts
  • EHO Craft: Make Your Own Snow Globes
  • EHO Craft: Origami Christmas Ornaments
  • Reindeer Treat Bag
    Involve the kids in making gifts for the holidays. This reindeer treat bag is so cute, they’ll want to make one for themselves, too! Create loving and lasting memories while sharing the joy of giving.
  • Magnets for Winter Holidays Create a Christmas tree, holiday penguin in a stocking, dreidel or any seasonal magnet fun you can dream up!
  • Christmas Goodie Cans
    Potato chip cans are transformed into reindeer, Christmas trees, Santa Claus, gingerbread men, candy canes, and snowmen. Very cute craft.
  • Christmas Ball Wreath
    In Australia it is a Christmas Custom to hang a wreath in your home.  Australians are also fond of bright colored Christmas Balls, so adding these to your wreath can give you a little of an Australian Christmas here in America.  This easy to make wreath can be made to hang in your home or to give to a loved one. 
  • Christmas Card Mounter
    Craft sticks and a favorite Christmas card are the basis of this pretty craft.
  • “Sitting on a Fence” Fridge Magnet Here's a quick and easy project that's fun to make. When you're done, you've got an adorable refrigerator magnet. Popsicle sticks make the fence and the snowmen.
  • Let It Snowflake & Snowman Danglers This holiday mobile is sparkling with snowflakes, stars and a snowman.
  • Holiday Elf
    This cute little holiday elf is made of chenille stems so he's flexible and ready to wrap himself around your Christmas tree, a pencil or anyplace else you want to put him.
  • Model Magic® Christmas Tree Ornament
    Mold a colorful set of holiday ornaments using Crayloa® Model Magic®.
  • Christmas Ornaments: Air Brushed, Animal Print, Beaded Box, Snowman, Reindeer, Gallery Glass, Etched Glass, Mosaic, and Redi-Lead
    Watch these animated ornament project sheets to see exactly how to make these unique Christmas ornaments.
  • DecoArt™ Snowman - Watch this ornament being made.
  • Nativity Set
    Kids will enjoy making this easy-to-assemble Nativity Set that they can proudly display in their room.
  • Clay Pot Christmas Tree

Make Your Own Snow Globes

You will need:

bullit Clean baby food jars
bullit Small plastic figures (hobby store miniatures)
bullit Non water-soluble glue
bullit White or crystal colored glitter.
bullit Distilled water

Clean and dry baby food jars and figures. Glue plastic figures in a pleasing arrangement in the lid of the baby food jar. Coat the exposed parts inside the lid with glue and cover with glitter. Be sure to all room around the edge for the lid to screw back on the jar. Let dry. Add a teaspoonful of glitter to each baby food jar. Fill jar with distilled water. Place a bead of glue around the inside edge of the lid. Place the lid on the jar securely so that the glue completely seals the lid to the jar. Let dry for 24 hours. Your snow globe is complete after testing to see if it leaks. If the jar leaks you will need to reseat the lid with more glue.

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