Christmas Thank You Cards {25 Days Series}

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Today, 12 years ago, I was in labor, about to have my 2nd child. She was born on December 21st at 11:17 a.m. My only child out of 6 to be born in the daylight! A beautiful baby girl. She’s pictured below on the left. Having birthdays to celebrate at Christmas time can be tricky! I keep thinking we’ll celebrate a little earlier in the month, but time always gets away and we end up doing it on her birthday. At least she’s easy to please! Her main present will be a shopping trip with one of her cousins close in age to her. We plan to go to the city on Friday so she can spend the money that she gets. Lucky for me, she’s a frugal girl like me and prefers to go to thrift shops and craft stores rather than mainstream retail shops. She’s my main sidekick during the summer garage sale season, too. Too bad we don’t have many yard sales to pick from in December! It’s hard to believe how old my older kids are getting! This season of life feels strange, having such a wide assortment of ages to relate to. Life is fun though! I am so thankful to have my beautiful family. Happy Birthday to my sweet 12 year old girl!

Now on with today’s post:

Day 22

Christmas Thank You Cards

Supplies:

Construction paper
Old Christmas Cards
Markers or Crayons
Glitter
Glue
Cookie Cutters
Stickers

Directions:

Fold a piece of paper in half or in quarters. Decorate it with crayons or markers. Have child decorate it with one or some of the following ideas:

1. stickers
2. trace around child’s hand
3. trace around cookie cutters on wrapping paper and glue on
4. cup up and glue old Christmas cards onto cards

This is the inside of one of my 2-year-old’s cards.

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