You guys, I made a Christmas craft! I've been spending all my time baking these days so I wasn't sure I'd get this done! And I even love the way it turned out!
This is one of those projects that make me wonder why I left it until the last minute. It was so easy. The hardest part was hunting down the fake snow (which I found at Walmart). I'm sure you could find everything you need at the dollar store, too.
Here's what you need to make these Wine Glass Snow Globes:
Do your gift cards and greeting cards always get separated from the present? Gift cards will never go astray again thanks to the built-in pocket created by this clever wrapping technique.
Here’s one of my easy gifts I’ve been working on! I wanted something cute to put gift cards in since I’ll be giving a few gift cards this year. I came up with the felt mitten idea which can be hung on the Christmas tree as well! I had most of the supplies on hand already. Here’s how I did it:
Supplies:
Felt piece (dollar store)
Fabric snowflake (dollar store)
Ric rac
Christmas tree cut from a piece of fabric I had
Sparkly button (from an old hair elastic)
Needle & thread
Ribbon (for the mitten to hang on the tree)
Basically, I just drew a mitten shape on a scrap piece of paper that was big enough to fit a gift card, then traced it onto the felt. Cut it out, then decorated the one side with whatever I could find around the house with fabric glue and thread! After the one side was decorated, I put the two mitten pieces together by hand stitching them together. You could use a sewing machine, but I liked the handmade look of the uneven stitches. That’s pretty much it! A gift card holder and an ornament in one!
I thought you guys would like to see what my mom made for a few of her girlfriends for Christmas this year! They’re Holiday Simmering Packages! They’ll make any home smell wonderful, just like Christmas! (They’re not meant for drinking, but for simmering on the stove.) I think I’m even going to make up a few for my girlfriends!
For her recipe, my mom used her dehydrator to dry the oranges, lemons and apples, but you could also dry them in your oven or just use fresh peels!
I have got the cutest holiday project for you today! It’s so simple too! I think they’d make a good project to do with kids. Maybe as a craft at a holiday party? Or maybe wrap them up to add a cute touch to a hot chocolate gift? Regardless of what you do with them, they’re awesome because they involve chocolate and peppermint! 🙂