Simple project and kids can help or make theri own. Cut out Happy New Years from drawing or print a desired graphic printed from the internet. Put a hole punch in the botton of each “point” . Then we need to make little designs to hng from these holes. Here we chose blow horns, stars and party hats. Deorate with embellishments. Attach with yarn or string.
Use two desert plate sized thick paper plates. Stick together with glue with a Popsicle stick coming out three fourths of the length of Popsicle stick. Let Dry. Here you can go crazy with add ons, glitter, sequins, ribbons, and other crafty things you should already have in craft storage.
What a great way to remember a year and to make sure you will always remember the small things that happen to you during the year. Keep a jar for each person in the family or one big one for the whole family available for easy insertion of notes. When something good happens, good grades, births, graduation, weddings, things you are thankful for etc write about them on a note and insert them into a jar. The following new years eve take time to reflect on what has happen the previous year. Make it a tradition to do with your family.
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We found this on Facebook from Backyard Diva. Make the numbers with electrical tape – or shown these are precut numbers that you can find cheap in your local hardwood store. Mod-podge over the entire candle and sprinkle/roll glitter on. Use a different glitter for each candle to give a pop to your decorating.
Country & Victorian Times 