Hi everyone, I'm back today with a cute little project that would maybe entertain the kids during half-term.
Santa Serviette Rings.
For 6 people you only need 3 x A4 sheets of Papermill cardstock (I used white hammered)
Fold an A4 sheet of cardstock in half.
Draw 1 shape for the serviette holder, fold the card then cut through both pieces to get 2 shapes.
Do your pencil marks on the reverse.
Now you need to cut a hole for the eyes.
The first 'hole' can be used as a template for the second
Now you need (for 2 serviette rings)
4 googly eyes,
4 small circles of red. (I rushed mine so they're not very 'round'.... a 1/2" punch would be better)
2 pieces of pink cardstock roughly 1" x 2"
and
2 pieces of white cardstock, slightly smaller than the pink, and 'cut into' to make Santa's moustache.
Assemble the face, as shown.
Join the edges together at the back with a wet glue (I used Cosmic Shimmer acrylic glue)
Now all you need to do is fold red serviettes into a point, and insert onto the holders.
Hope these instructions are clear enough to follow.
With care, you should be able to keep them for many years.
A much easier and less time-consuming serviette holder can be made in 5 minutes.
Cut as many circles as you want....1 for every holder needed.
Make a split in the circle about 1/3 down from the top. (If children are making these, you might need to help them with this part)
Assemble faces as previously shown.
I've decorated one a bit further with black 'buttons', a bobble and a piece of white pipe cleaner around the hat.
Well that's it for today, apologies for the long post, hope you're all still awake!
Enjoy half-term ;-)
Barbara xx
A much easier and less time-consuming serviette holder can be made in 5 minutes.
Cut as many circles as you want....1 for every holder needed.
Make a split in the circle about 1/3 down from the top. (If children are making these, you might need to help them with this part)
Assemble faces as previously shown.
I've decorated one a bit further with black 'buttons', a bobble and a piece of white pipe cleaner around the hat.
Well that's it for today, apologies for the long post, hope you're all still awake!
Enjoy half-term ;-)
Barbara xx
These are brilliant, clever clogs xxx
ReplyDeleteo this is great Barbara.
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful done they look fantastic.
gr karin
luverly Mrs :) xxx
ReplyDeleteSuper idea, Barbara. Ruth x
ReplyDeleteThese are super Barbara and such a great idea xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these great ideas - love them and I'm sure they will be popular with everyone
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Barbara, can't wait to get the kids Christmas crafting.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx
What a fabulous project, thank you for the tutorial x
ReplyDeleteFabby thanks for sharing xx Jan
ReplyDeleteFabulous idea, I am sure the children will love making these. Thanks for the tutorial.
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Linda xxx
Fab tut Barbara love these, a great idea for kids to make xxx
ReplyDeleteHaha... Love em Px
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Babrara! Might just have to give these a go!
ReplyDeleteDawn xx
These are great. Having a family Christmas meal early Dec with little ones so think I will have to do some of these - thanks so much! Kx
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing - the kids will enjoy having a go at these!
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What a super and fun idea. Thanks for sharing.
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