Rudolph Candy Cane – {25 Days Series}

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Only 2 more days until Christmas! I get to spend today in the city. My 9 year old daughter has epilepsy and we go to the pediatric neurologist every 4 months for her check up. We never look forward to this check up, but it’s needed so that we can adjust her medications and keep her seizure free for as long as possible! On this particular trip, I promised my newly turned 12 year old that we could take her shopping for her birthday, so we’re going to do a little fighting of the Christmas crowds. The rest of the kids were going to be going to their cousin’s house, but it turns out that some of their cousins are getting sick. I have some unhappy children about that. The ones that aren’t shopping or going to a doctor’s appointment will be staying home with daddy and hopefully enjoying their cousins the day after Christmas instead!

Now, on to today’s craft…….

Day 24

Rudolph Candy Cane

Supplies:

Candy canes

Googly eyes

Red or brown pipe cleaners
Red pom pom or contruction paper for nose
Red ribbon
Glue

Directions:

Place the pipe cleaner under the curved neck of the candy cane. Twist it into a V-shape. The curved end will be the face of the reindeer while the rest will be its body. Bend each end of the shape into a zigzag shape until it looks like the antlers of the reindeer. Glue two small googly eyes (I ended up cutting eyes out of paper because my googly eyes were too big for the candy cane). Tie ribbon around the curve of the candy cane. Use as a gift embellishment, hang on the tree or give to a friend!

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