Kids' Crafts: Week in Review November 27 - December 2

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03 Dec 2006 09:59 AM

Hey! It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas around here! It's only a few weeks away, so we'll squeeze in a few more weeks of crafts, but it's going to be here before we know it.

If you missed anything this week, take a quick peek below for a rundown of this week's articles:

Let's Make Christmas Stockings!

This article includes an image that can be used to make a pattern for making your own simple stocking. There is also a link to eight great patterns for fun stockings that you and your family can make together.

It's Time to Make Advent Calendars!

Advent calendars make counting down the days until Christmas even more fun. Make your own calendar today. It's okay if you're getting a late start; you'll still have fun making this project and counting down the remaining days.

Related: Christmas Tradition and Advent Calendars

Let's Make Christmas Ornaments!

There are lots of different ideas for making Christmas ornaments, but these are really simple ones. We'll have more ornament ideas later, so check back often.

25 Days until Christmas!

Wow! It's coming quick. This is an article that describes some of the things that will be offered in this column from now until Christmas.

Here are some other ideas you might like: Making Christmas Gifts for Family Pets

Make a Snowman even if You don't have Snow! You can make adorable snowman crafts instead of the real thing. They still turn out cute, but you're fingers won't get so cold! Mom might even still make hot cocoa....

Make a Whole Set of Christmas Ornaments

Here's another simple idea for Christmas ornaments. You can make your own set, give a set as a gift, or keep some and give some away. Simple and cute.

*You can also check other Week in Review articles for more craft and activity ideas, and please check back soon for new stuff.

*My thanks to Home4Christmas for the Snowman image.

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Sherry Holetzky is a work at home mom and freelance writer. Married to her best friend, Sherry and her husband are raising their family in a quiet rural setting in the beautiful Ozark Mountains.

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