Handmade Mistletoe
Crafting and kissing.
ADDED December 17, 2008
My son the decided he was going to make some mistletoe. I am not sure if he has someone in mind to use it on but his ingenuity and enthusiasm for this craft was so sincere how can I not pass a great idea along.
First he created the leaves, this was accomplished by folding a green piece of construction paper in half lengthwise. Second he drew three half hearts on one side of the paper with the point at the bottom and the curved top pointing down. Third on a white piece of paper he drew three small circles these are the berries. Fourth he cut all the pieces out. Fifth he unfolded the hearts glued them together to make the leaves and added the berries. Sixth he tied the mistletoe to a string and started kissing!
Here is the final result. It's great.
It was fun to see him create this truly unique craft, try it today. Because Today is fun! And I am sure you’ll get some kisses out of it.
| ages 3-12, art supplies needed, quick activity, rainy day fun, |
Comments
Rosalie Torres 12-22-2008 09:28Clever! We'll give it a try. I was also thinking about somehow making craft paper candy canes, too, with just red and white. I think kids would enjoy that, too. Gracias!
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