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Christmas Gifts Kids Can Make - Easy Homemade Gifts
Ages 2-6

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Box of Love


To make this gift you'll need:
Small plain boxes- Jewelry boxes work very well.
Glitter, sequins or any ornamentation.
Ribbon
Printed poem, on good
stock paper if possible.

This is a very special gift
That you can never see.
The reason it's so special is,
It's just for you from me.
Whenever you are happy,
or even feeling blue.
You only have to hold 
this gift and know 
I think of you.

You never can unwrap it
Please leave the ribbon tied.
Just hold the box close 
to your heart,
It's filled with love inside.

Have your child decorate the boxes in anyway 
she/he pleases. Add ribbon and the poem 
with the signature.
Tips:
Try your local Jewelry Store for boxes.
I was able to purchase them for 
25 cents each.

Placemats and Coasters
Your children's artwork can be transformed into useful & beautiful Placemats or coasters for friends and relatives.
You may use existing artwork or have your child design something special. For placemats, have your child draw, paint or color a picture on a large piece of paper, then laminate it or cover it with clear contact paper.
For coasters, you might have your child trace his or her handprint on colored paper and laminate. Don't forget to sign and date the back!

Chocolate Melting Spoons
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Simply dip colored plastic spoons (higher quality) 
in melted dark, milk or white chocolate 
(or candy coating) and top with multicolored or glittery sprinkles. Wrap in clear or colored cellophane, tied with ribbon. For a special addition to this yummy gift, glue a photo of your child onto a square of construction paper & make a gift tag. NOTE: This is intended as a hot drink stirrer. We do NOT recommend you allow young children to eat these alone, as they could bite into the plastic spoon.

Soap Shapes

You'll need one bar of Ivory soap; 1/4 cup water; 
2 drops of food coloring; cookie cutters; and a strong 
kitchen grader. Finely grate the soap in a big bowl, add water and coloring. Mix well and spoon into cookie cutters. Pack the mixture firmly and ldry overnight. You can also shape the soap into balls. Wrap in netting and tie up with a colorful ribbon. 
Extra: If you want your soaps scented, you can add a few drops of essential oil or soap scent. Most craft stores will carry these items.

Pots of Love
Brighten dreary winter days, with brightly hand painted, 
terra cotta pots. Add a festive touch with gold and silver paint. A painted flowerpot can be filled with little stones 
and used for forcing bulbs. Or include some cuttings from some of your favorite houseplants.
 

Related Links:
Hand-Made Gift Kits
Everything your child needs to make their own special Christmas present.
Christmas Craft Supply List
Keep these basic supplies around the house during the holidays and cold winter days...you'll be ready when the kids need entertaining!
Gifts for kids to make ages 2-6
Gifts for kids to make ages 5-8
Christmas Crafts Page
Christmas Fun and Family
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