Keepsake Christmas Decorations - Part 1 By CD Mohatta

Some of the best memories of Christmas that I have is to take time with my children to make Christmas decorations. We have made decorations for the house that we have today. It's wonderful to remember that the activities that we shared, we have created decorations for Christmas. Ideas for creating your own decorations memory are a pleasure for the whole family.

We like to make wall decorations that add Christmas memories and the color of our house. A fantastic souvenir decoration is "Rudolph, a deer with wood in the shape of the hand of your child. Be sure to set the date, the child's name and age to it. A perfect compliment to Rudolph is a wreath with a photo of your child, which is detailed in Keepsake Christmas Decorations, Part 2.

DEER WITH HANDS wood

Materials: light and dark brown, white and construction paper, scissors, red marker and glue. The first you have to do is to draw around your child, hands, arms crossed and throwing light on brown paper. This will enable the right thumb is pointing left and the left thumb is pointing right. Ask the advice of their little fingers on a thumb. After tracing the hands and the area between a finger to the wrist (which forms a "U"), add the wood deer by drawing a line between images corresponding to the width of the hand (about 2 inches). Do parallel to the line formed between small fingers. Sideways, the form of a "C" with a view of the fingers.

Then let the child cut out the picture. If they cut you in May when a piece of brown paper (from top to bottom, for a 4 "x 6" piece). Next draw a slightly elongated shape with slight points at the end bent. This is where the finger "timber" is stuck. If the child is cut out this form, you need to cut 2 white "egg"-shaped circles the size of a silver dollar, 2 dark brown quarter-sized circles, and the size of half a dollar sheet red circle. They are the face. Cut the white cane sugar by about 2 "(hook) and 5" long and take about 12 diagonal lines of red, which can be colored with markers.

Now it is time to glue on the memory and to remember the deer stag, with your child at hand. Take the light brown oblong and glue "wood" on the party complied with the slight points. Next glue on the oblong white shapes from 2 "to 2 & ½" from the bottom on each side of the "face", with at least 1 "between them. Now, glue the circles of dark brown in the middle of whites and glue the red foil just below the eyes, in the middle of the face. With a black marker, a mouth, slightly curved shape near the bottom of the face. "Glue on the fishing rod to candy line of the mouth. You now 'Rudolph' with your child "handmade" wood, a great souvenir for the future that the size of your child this year.

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