Keepsake Christmas Decorations - Part 1

Some of the best memories I have of Christmas is the time to do with my children for Christmas decorations. We have decorations for the home that we made today still use. It is wonderful that we shared the activities we created decorations for Christmas to remember. Ideas for creating decorations are fun to remember your whole family.

We love him, the decorations that the memories of Christmas and add color to our home page to do. A great souvenir decoration "Rudolph" is a deerwith horns in the shape of your child's hand made. Be sure to set the date, the child's name and age on them. A perfect complement Rudolph is a crown with your child the pictures in memory of Christmas decorations, Part 2 is detailed.

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Material: Light & dark brown, and white construction paper, scissors, glue and red marker. The first is what it takes to pull your child's hands, arms folded and laying on the light brownPaper. This is the right thumb will point to the left and the left thumb to the right. the tips of their little fingers are about an inch away. Following in the footsteps of the hands and the area between the little finger to the wrist (which forms a "U"), add the horn is off by drawing a line between your thumb, the width of the hand (about 2 ") applies. Make it formed parallel to the dividing line between the little finger. "Sideways, form" C "with the fingers of his goalout.

Then the baby crop the image. While they are cutting, you can bend a piece of brown cardboard (from top to bottom, so that a 4 x 6 inch pieces). Next draw a slightly elongated, slightly bent at the end points. Here are the "horns" finger stuck. While the child is cutting out this form, you need to cut 2 white "egg-shaped circles of the size of a silver dollar, 2 dark brown circles quarterfinals large red circle and a great means of a U.S. dollar slide .These are for the face. Cut sugar, white rod about 2 "(hook) and 5 cm in length, and about 12 markers are based on diagonal lines for the red stripes, which can be colored with this.

Now it's time to glue everything down and to commemorate the memory of deer horns, with the child by the hand. Take the elongated light brown in color and glue the "horns" on the fold with easy steps. Next glue on the shapes of elongated white 2 "& 2 ½" from the floor,both sides of the "face", with at least 1 "to each other. Glue the circles dark brown in the middle of the sheet of white and red stick directly under the eyes, the center of the face. With a black marker, a mouth, a bit 'bent, almost the shape of the lower face. "Glue the candy cane fishing from the mouth. You now have "Rudolph" your son "by hand" horns, a wonderful memory for the future what size your child is in this year.