Mistletoe Craft Ideas for Kids
Posted on December 20, 2011 by Lisa
Mistletoe Craft Ideas for Kids
Mistletoe has been used to decorate homes during Christmas for many years. There has been a tradition of kissing underneath the mistletoe.
You can deck the halls with all kinds of evergreens, but only one plant evokes such a passionate response. Let mistletoe serve as a gentle reminder, amid the holiday hubbub, to take a momentary respite for romance.
Created this Christmas decoration or tree ornament for your little one.
Before we know it, it will be Christmas. It is time to start decorating for the holiday. I saw these and had to make them, not only because I love chocolate but it also is a new twist on hanging up mistletoe. They make great decorations, as long as you can keep everyone from eating the chocolate that is on them.
Top a pine cone ball with a sprig of mistletoe to make this easy pine cone kissing ball. Hang it in a doorway, under an eave, or from a light fixture to make a romantic place where guests, family – and, of course, you and your beau – can share a traditional Christmas kiss.
Display mistletoe in a one-of-a-kind way this holiday season with this distinctive kissing-ball craft.
I’m trying to decorate on a budget for the holidays and wanted to design something to spread love and cheer throughout my home. So what’s better than mistletoe, right? But not just any little mistletoe, an oversized collection of mistletoe balls!
Make Your Own Mistletoe Tutorial
I’ve never been thrilled with the mistletoe decorations offered commercially. They’re always too…plasticky. So i decided to make my own!
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