These are little homemade bird feeders which are now hanging on my front porch. You take a slice of bread, cut it with a cookie cutter, leaving the bread inside. Pour melted peanut butter, then sprinkle nuts, seeds, rice, raisins, whatever you have. This was so fun, and now we get to hopefully enjoy watching our hungry visitors eat!
We also made a little nativity scene out of toilet paper tubes (we have plenty of those around!). I saw this in a magazine but I couldn't remember exactly how it was done so we made up our own version of it. Don't Mary and Joseph look happy staring down at their little peanut wrapped in swaddling cloths? If you look closely you'll see Mary is shedding a hot glue gun tear.
8 comments:
How wonderful to be so crafty! I love your nativity set!
I LOVE your nativity set. I've never seen that before. Too cute! I agree snow+mom= crafts I don't know what it is either. ;)
For me it is a way to keep my energetic little sweetheart from destroying my house.
The nativity set is very cute! Looks like something my mom would have done.
Ingenity runs wild there in your household. Wow...super Wow.
wow, that is so cool! We didn't so much get crafty as playing some games and just having much needed quality time :)
Charissa - I didn't know that Joseph had a mustache...or was that one, Mary? I figure it's okay to tease with you since you have a fun sense of humor :o) I love your craftiness, and your kids will appreciate it for years to come!
PS - I'm so excited for Ava to be home for her first Christmas! Didn't you guys get the call that you were traveling to get her on Christmas Day last year?
Too cute!
I wish I were crafty! :)
I also tagged you on my blog - so you'll have to check that out!!
Take care!
Don't be surprised if your grandkids call you you "nanny." Haha! JK. I'm the one taking things out of the trash! :)
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