Monday, November 15, 2010

Kids' Crafts - Holiday Houses

I love getting Han involved with the Christmas crafting that goes on around here. This weekend, she had a friend stay over and we worked on several things. This was the major project they worked on.
Han's house is on the left and bud's is on the right


Cute, right? I'd love to do one like a gingerbread house.

Supplies:
  • bird houses
  • crafts paints

Optional supplies:
  • dimensional holiday stickers
  • mini ornaments
  • glitter
  • glue gun
  • spray glue
  • pipe cleaners
  • pom poms
  • ric-rac
  • ribbon


I'd like to suggest Hobby Lobby for everything. I only say this because you can get everything you need there.  They have an awesome mini tree section and that's where we found the wreaths and peppermint balls.  I bought that stuff on Friday and it was 50% off. 

They did everything themselves.  I supervised over the hot glue.  (ug)

It's hard to see, but we sprinkled clear glitter on the roof as snow.  It looks great in person. 
  Han's house

her bud's house


Han has a tree in her room and her ornaments are fuchsia, turquoise and bright green so she painted this mini house in those colors and embellished with some matching stickers and buttons.  I'm planning to have Charles add a screw-hook so that she can use this as an ornament.


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9 comments:

  1. This is SO cute! I'm hosting a Christmas crafting party for my daughters this year - this will definitely be one of the crafts we do!! :)

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  2. How cute! We made some similar ones last year, but they were made of foam!

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  3. These are so cute, Kristi! Love the mini wreaths. Adorable idea.

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  4. What a cute idea! Definitely will try it this year!

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  5. These turned out super cute!!

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  6. How cute! Hop on over and share these at my Holiday link party!

    http://kraftykat76.blogspot.com/

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  7. I love that you used birdhouses! They turned out so cute.

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  8. They are so cute...! I love this kind of project. Thanks for sharing the idea!

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