Star Ornament {25 Days Series}

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Welcome back to my series 25 Days of Easy Christmas Crafts for Children! I had originally named it for “Toddlers & Preschoolers” but my big kids complained! They said that the crafts were fun for them, too! LOL I renamed it, in honor of them, (although I think the title page of my e-book did not get changed)! I can’t believe we’re already to Day 4! I think December is going to fly by! Today’s craft is super easy and requires little materials!

Day 4

Handmade Christmas Ornaments

A Silver Star Ornament

Supplies:

Cardboard

Foil

Scissors

Ribbon or string

Hole Punch

Directions:

Trace a star pattern onto cardboard (template available in free e-book provided to subscribers). Cut out a star (or several) and wrap with foil. Hole punch one end of the star and put a string or ribbon through it. Write: Luke 2:11 on it, “Today in the town of David, a Savior is Born to you, He is Christ the Lord” (printable available in template section of e-book)

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Sidetracked Sarah says

December 6, 2011 at 12:09 am

ahh, thanks Kat, that means a lot!! Thanks for letting me know you're here! I look forward to hearing more from you in the near future. Believe me, you're not alone. Sometimes I feel like I can't do it all either, but then I pick myself up and keep trying! I'm sure you're doing a great job!

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Kat says

December 5, 2011 at 11:31 pm

I just wanted to say thank you for all these wonderful Christmas craft ideas! We are new to homeschooling and some days I feel like I just cant do it. Im glad I stumbled across your blog because you are inspiring me to do and be better already and that I am only human and that my kids WILL learn!!
Thank you so much…I cant wait to read ALL of your blog…(there are so many awesome posts!!)

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