Popsicle stick nativity scene

I found this idea (below) online http://artwifeneedsalife.blogspot.com/2011/12/adventures-in-christmas-ornaments.html ………. and then fiddle-farted with it to suit the bits and pieces that I already had in my craft drawers. The stable took a total of 9 small craft sticks and two thinner ones on the back to help keep the whole thing together. I wish I could remember where I originally bought the crafts sticks from because they are such a brilliant size, measuring 2.5ins x x .5ins. I’ve had them…

Popsicle Stick Christmas Crafts for kids. 36 ways craft sticks can be used to make christmas crafts for kids.

The year of 2001 was a tough year for us. I was extremely sick and pregnant with the twins. We were working hard but struggling finan...

Learn how to make a wooden nativity stable with popsicle sticks using this step-by-step DIY Christmas stable craft tutorial.

These little cribs a perfect for the kids rooms. Jasmin loves hers and I don't have to worry about her breaking my crib. You will need: 6 fat sticks 1 skinny stick glue gun paint tinsel Sharpie Cut your sticks like this. Take the 3 full ones and two half ones to make the main structure of the crib. Next add your Baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph. Then add your Angel and the small sticks for the Baby Jesus' crib. Get your little one to paint it like in the picture and add tinsel around the angel…

This clothespin nativity scene with a Popsicle stick stable is an easy Christmas craft for kids. It uses just a few inexpensive supplies.

Celebrating and retelling the story of the nativity is an important aspect of Christmas. As it can be somewhat difficult for children to understand, by engaging in hands-on nativity activities, kids can better make sense of it all. Plus, these are tons of fun! 23 Nativity Activities