Milk bottle crafts christmas

We love Christmas and it’s the perfect time for children’s activities and crafts to build some excitement and get into the festive spirit. It really is a magical time. Here’s a whole bunch of ideas for you to try… CHRISTMAS EVE PLATES PAPER CHAINS PUFFY SNOWMEN CARDS Try...

I've been making Milk Jug Ghosts for a couple years now and this year I decided to make some Milk Jug Snowmen. I don't know why...

Cheap – Check Supplies on hand – Check Craft the kiddos can help with – Check Fast – Check Waaay back in October I made these ghosts o...

I’m known to collect every vintage Norgesglas (Norwegian Mason jar) and milk bottle I come across, and I love to use them for my projects. I’m always looking for new ways to use them, a…

Today, as part of all our snow themed activities, we read The Snowman by Raymond Briggs. It is a picture book (with absolutely NO WORDS) which paints a picture of the adventures a young boy has with his snow friend one magical evening. To go along with the story, the girls and I created snowmen out of empty coffee creamer containers. The supplies we used for the craft included: Empty, de-labeled, cleaned coffee creamer containers Black beads Buttons Felt scraps Scissors Tacky glue/hot glue…

Dollar Tree milk bottles make the perfect little jars or vases for any time of the year. I just love using them to make farmhouse Christmas jars with! These jar…

I found some vintage style milk bottles at Michaels the other day. I wasn't really sure what I wanted to do with them, but I played around ...

Mason jars are one of the most versatile crafting supplies available. Watch how you can transform them into multiple types of Christmas decorations in just a few steps.

O.k Ladies, here goes ... My first tutorial. This Christmas Tree decoration is really easy to make. My Nan made one of these for me a few Christmas's back and I really wanted to share this with you. I hope you like it! First things first. You will need: Green and red felt (or fabric) 26 plastic milk bottle tops A scrap of card A pencil and compass Scissors Soft toy stuffing A needle and strong thread Hot glue gun and Buttons and twine for decoration. Draw a circle measuring approx. 9 cm…

Sibia Torres Padilla | DIYs on Instagram: "Remember when I said I really wanted to make a paper mache snowman? Well I was thinking something bigger but when I saw these Pom juice bottles I knew they would be perfect. First we covered out pom bottles in modpodge and paper towels While that dried we soaked 2 egg cartons in water to soften them up Then I blended them into a pulp. I used a nut milk bag to squeeze the water out of the pulp and then I mixed the pulp with a bottle of Elmer’s…