Here’s a simple Christmas tree craft that makes a lovely decoration. It’s also great for fine motor skills! . You will need: • cardboard • paint sticks/felt tips • green thick yarn/ wool • pom poms . What to do: . 1. Cut a Christmas tree shape from cardboard. . 2. Colour the trunk in brown. . 3. Wind the yarn/wool around the tree, being careful to keep it tight. When it’s well covered, cut the wool and tie a knot at the back. . 4. Glue a star on the top cut out of cardboard or use a foam sticker

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You don’t need a fancy house or the viral Christmas tree to create Christmas magic. I’m so glad I decided to decorate my kid’s loft last week while I was still feeling good. I’ve been so sick this week but I’m so glad they had this surprise waiting for them when they got home from school. This little loft area of our house is their favorite place and I always try to decorate it for Christmas so they can swing on their hammock or lay on their couch watching the Christmas tree lights. Our little t

Enchanted Forest Christmas Tree 🎄 I went back and forth so many times on the theme this year, but we finally decided on an enchanted Forest tree! It turned out even better than I had envisioned and it definitely fulfilled all my Forest fairy dreams 🧚🏻 We used the Grand Duchess Fir tree from Home Depot and decorated it with: (All decorations will be linked) -frosty fern picks -regular fern picks -icey branch picks -gold bell picks -crystal picks -cranberry picks (so many of these!) -woodland a

5 ways to create your unique Christmas tree