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B-Inspired Mama {Guest Post} Delightful December and Tasteful Tuesday Party

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 Hello! And welcome to another amazing guest post in my Delightful December series and Tasteful Tuesday party! I am so glad you decided to stop by and take a look around. Before you link up to the party make sure to look at this adorable kids craft from B-Inspired Mama!
ALSO… Wednesday the SmileBooks giveaway opens!!! Three Prizes (worth over $500!!!) are up for  grabs so come back and check it out then!

Hey, Naptime Mamas! I’m stopping over today from B-Inspired Mama to share a super simple kids’ Christmas craft with you all. With a little prep during “naptime,” this kids ornament is simple enough for even toddlers and preschoolers. Kids Simple Snowflake Ornament Craft from B-InspiredMama.com at Naptime CreationsWhen I saw these clear glass Christmas ornaments over at Happy Hooligans, I knew that they would be perfect for my daughter’s preschool class. But her school, like many others, doesn’t celebrate Christmas. So I adjusted it a bit to make it a Snowflake Ornament perfect to hang in a window through the entire winter season. Here’s what I did…

Simple Snowflake Kids Ornament

Supplies:

Kids Snowflake Ornament Preschool Project from B-InspiredMama.com at Naptime Creations Prep (for an entire Preschool class):

  1. Tie a silver ribbon onto the silver hanger of each ornament.
  2. Remove silver hangers from ornaments and set aside.
  3. Write children’s names and the year on each ornament with the paint pen.
  4. Stamp snowflakes on white paper and punch out with circle punch.
  5. Prepare a plastic baggie for each child filled with a handful of sequins, pom poms, pipe cleaner pieces, snowflake circles, etc.

Steps (for the kids):

  1. Give each child their plastic ornament and a baggie of “goodies.”
  2. Have the children drop and push the little decorations into their ornaments.
  3. Put a silver hanger with ribbon onto each ornament. DONE! (Easy-peasy, right?!)

Kids Snowflake Ornament Craft from B-InspiredMama.com at Naptime Creations Since I am on the design team for PSA Essentials, I used their Fancy Flakes stamps to make some snowflakes to go inside. You can learn more about PSA Essentials Peel & Stick Stamps by following PSA Essentials on Facebook. And I’d love for you to visit met at B-Inspired Mama for more simple kids crafts and creative parenting ideas. Now go make up some snowflake ornament kits for your kids’ preschool class and you’ll be mom of the year. Or just have your little ones make some to decorate your home; you’re always their mom of the year!

And now for some of the amazing things YOU all are making, baking and creating these days.
Maple Nut Chocolate Candies {mom on timeout}
Gluten Free Mini Apple Pies {poor and gluten free}
Spinach Salad with Cranberry Vinaigrette {the spinach spot}
Sesame Asparagus Quiche {half baked harvest}
Festive Hors D’oeuvers {the chirping moms}
 I had SUCH a hard time choosing features this week…. wahaaa you are all amazing!
Poinsettia Pillow {taste of august}
Gingerbread Cookie Gift Tags {the alchemist}
Advent Calendar Star {wesens art}
DIY Crystal Snowflakes {adventures of a DIY mom }
Holiday Ice Lanterns {oh my creative}
Now its time to party my friends!! Can’t wait to see what you are creating during this festive and joyous season!
remember to stop back on Wed. to enter the super awesome photo book giveaway…
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Looking forward to seeing you around the blog…. don’t be a stranger!

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  8. The Alchemist says

    Hi Emily, Thank you so much for featuring my Gingerbread Cookie Tags! I totally appreciate it!

    The snowflake ornaments look like a great project for kids!

    Thanks so much for the party!

    Melissa @ The Alchemist

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  13. Poor and Gluten Free says

    Hi Emily, thanks so much for featuring my GF Mini Apple Pies amongst all these other great posts!! This week I’ve shared a recipe for super quick caramel corn, and a DIY for making felt gift bags. Thanks for hosting 🙂

    Reply

  15. Jovana {TasteofAugust} says

    Thanks so much for featuring my poinsettia pillows! And as always, thanks for hosting another great party!

    Reply

  20. CJ @ Morsels of Life says

    Thanks for hosting! The snowflake ornament looks like fun, and the asparagus sesame quiche def looks like some tasty eats. 🙂

    Reply

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