Holiday Craft Source

While looking for some children crafts for Valentines Day I found these cute Classmate Valentines over at mom-stuff.com .

Using card stock paper you can print out the ones your child would like to make to give to their classmates this Valentines.

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While browsing the internet today for Valentine craft ideas I came across this post on Make and Takes .

This would be a great thing to do with the family for Valentines. Each heart has an act of love written on the back of it. You can print off the heart printable on their website in color or black and white.

Also included are instructions on how to make a Centerpiece for your table with the hearts.

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At the How About Orange Blog I found this cute Origami Heart Garland you can make to decorate your home on Valentines Day.

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I found this neat idea over at the One Sheepish Girl blog.

Here is a cute valentine you can make using a heavier weight paper and light weight yarn. What a neat idea to use up old cards, calendars and left over yarn.

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Over at DLTK’s Crafts for Kids I found some Valentine Wreaths for children to make.

• Cat Valentine’s Day Wreath
• Paper Plate Heart Wreath
• Valentine’s Day Wreath Craft
• Valentine’s Day Wreath #2

These wreaths are good family projects and would brighten up any home for Valentine’s Day.

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Make this DIY Candy Heart Bracelet we found over at Delighted Momma .

This bracelet is made using polymer clay.

What a delightful gift this would make for your mom, daughter or best friend on Valentine’s Day.

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Over at The Hello Lucky Blog I found some cute printable Valentine Cards which are perfect for any age.

Print them out and give them to your family, friends and that special loved one this Valentine’s Day.

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If you like to make your own valentine cards check out the Vintage Valentine Cards that Cheeky Magpie has on her website.

Be sure to check back on her site for different Vintage Valentine Cards over the next few weeks.

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At Disney Family Fun they have a collection of 40 easy Christmas Crafts for the family to make. Everything from wreaths, garlands, angels, snowflakes and more. Below are just a few from this collection.

• Mini Felted Mittens. Give that sweater a second life as a Christmas decoration.
• A Family Tree Skirt. Gather the family around to make your own unique family Tree Skirt.
• Hula-Hoop Christmas Wreath. Starting with a Hula-Hoop, add green garland, ribbon, and berrires to make this unique wreath.
• Angel Garland . This garland would look great on a mantel or around a banister.
• Fan-Tastic Snowflakes. Spend an evening making these paper snowflakes with your children.
• Flying Bird Ornaments. Have fund with your children making this lovely Dove ornament for the Christmas Tree.

So, take a few moments and check out all the 40 Deck the Halls Crafts from Disney Family Fun and spend some family time together making crafts and decorations for Christmas.

June is almost over and that means school will soon be over until the Fall. There is still time to put together a nice card or gift to say thanks to your teacher.

On Disney Family Fun I found some nice gift ideas for you to make for your Teacher.

• Bookmark: Thank the teacher for making reading fun with a bookmark that lists your child’s new favorite titles.
• Make this unique potted plant with a grouping of card stock envelopes shaped like flowers. In the openings, slip gift cards donated by students in the class, then ask each contributor to write a short thank-you note on theirs.
• Pencil Cup with Gift Card: This thoughtful gift offers a little financial aid — and new pens and pencils too.
• Printable Teacher Gift – Certificate of Appreciation.
• School Year Scrapbook.  Fill this scrapbook with memories of your school year.
• And many more gift ideas.