Do you send out Thank You cards for the presents your children receive at Christmas? It’s something I like to encourage mine to do.
Today we’ve had a snowman production line on the go using our favourite material of the moment – cotton wool.
You might have seen the earlier Snowman Pictures we made, or the shepherd’s nativity scene, but this time we went for a flat cotton pad rather than balls.
We used: white card, 2 cotton wool pads per snowman, black and orange felt tips, PVA glue and some silver sequins as snowflakes (left over from the Dove of Peace decorations).
I think the pictures are pretty much self-explanatory but I would say drawing on the cotton wool is a little tricky but easily solved if you stick with a ‘dot’ design.
My 3 year old managed hers all by herself so it’s a nice craft for preschoolers as well as older children.
Don’t you think they look jolly?
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We’ll be making these, I love handmade cards they always look brilliant.
This is super cute! 🙂 Thank you for participating in our Christmas linky! Shared it as our suggestion for day 13 craft of the Magic Christmas for Toddlers countdown! 🙂
Thank you Cathy for linking up this super cute Snowman card! Love it!! 🙂