What are some Christmas crafts that a 2 and 3 year old can do?
My children still remember fondly the clothespin reindeer we used to make at Christmas. Use the old-fashioned kind of clothespins that don’t have the wire spring in them. You can find them in the crafts section of just about any store that sells craft stuff. Clothespins Red balls (like the kind on ball fringe, they come in a little bag) Googly eyes (white with the black thing that moves around) Any color of very narrow glitter braid or satin or grosgrain ribbon Colored markers (optional) Directions: Take two clothespins, glue the heads together so that the ends can form the reindeer horns up top and then the legs down below. Take some googly eyes and glue two on the head of the clothespin with the horns facing in front. Take some red balls (purchased in a bag, ready to use OR cut them off of ball fringe if you can’t find them in the bag) and glue one onto the back head (with legs facing down) for the tail. You can use the markers to color the clothespins either before or after the rein
