DIY Snowflake Stamps
DIY Snowflake Stamps are excellent for preschool hands. Let your kids decorate brown paper and wrap presents for a cute homemade look. or just let your kids craft away with stamping everything in sight.
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DIY Snowflake Stamps
Keep your kids busy for 10 minutes while they stamp away.
If you’re anything like me, you need just a few minutes of sanity.
Just a second or two to gather your thoughts.
Just time to let the ringing in your ears to stop.
If so.. I have got some ideas for you! Here’s a quick list.
Snowflake Headbands & Snowflake Wands
Snowball Painting and Snowflake Necklaces.
What you will need
- Blue & white paint with plates to hold the paint
- Wooden doll bodies
- Snowflake chipboard
- Snowflake wood shapes
- Blue or colored paper to stamp
- E6000
How to make your Snowflake Stamps -Video
How to make your Snowflake Stamps -Pictures
Brace yourself for this craft. It’s done super fast add in drying time and its done in 24 hours.
Using e6000 (because it holds the best) add a small dab to the bottom of each wooden doll body, then attach to a snowflake.
I usually hold it down for a few seconds then set in a save place for 12 -24 hours. E6000 makes it rock hard!
Pour a little paint on a plate and let your kids stamp away.
Did you get a few minutes of peace while the kids did their Snowflake Stamp art project?
