Handmade Christmas Gifts for Boys.

Handmade Christmas Gifts for Boys.

If you declare been following me on facebook you know with the aim of I declare had Christmas on my mind. Yes I know it is just July single of my goals this time was to put together nearly everyone our Christmas gifts. Well conjecture how many I declare made so far? NONE!!! However, I am still dogged to flog up a duo gifts earlier Christmas is leading us. I declare three amazing nephews so I declare been looking representing a little fun gifts with the aim of they will love. (I declare to say with the aim of girls are so much easier to put together things for) Here are a not many of the ideas with the aim of I came up with.

This little Yoda softie is on target representing cuddling as well as fighting inedible one bad guys

Handmade Christmas Gifts for Girls.

Yesterday I posted some handmade gifts for boys. Today I would like to share a few gifts that I am considering making for my two girls.

Handmade Holidays for Hubby

Christmas is only 5 months away!!
It is never to early to start preparing your gift list.
If you are taking the DIY route then here are a few amazing gifts to make your hubby.

 Leather Journal - Tutorial

Homemade Holidays for the Grandparents

Grandparents play a special part in a child's life and a gift to a grandparent should be just as special.
Here are a few fun gift ideas for grandparents.

Framed Finger Paintings

Art Station

Up until now, I have had art supplies scattered all over the house.
Paints and brushes were kept in the hall closet, crayons in the kids room, markers and colored pencils at my desk. I decided that I wanted a place where I could keep all of these items in one place that was easy enough for the kids to get to on their own.
Here is what I came up with.

All of the pencils, markers and crayons are kept at the bottom and both girls can easily reach them.
The paint in on the third tier which is high enough that my two year old can not reach them without assistance. (My four year old can reach them but she knows that she must ask before getting them down.)
In the top bin I keep a bunch of clothes pins. I have a wire strung across a wall in the girls room. We use the clothes pins to display their creations up on the wire. It is so easy to change out the artwork and saves space on our refrigerator.
Our art station sits on top of  some sterilite drawers that are full of construction paper, regular computer paper, and lined paper.

I am so happy with this set up. Now the girls are able to color without having to wait for me to get out the supplies and even though the messier supplies (paint and glue) are located in the same area. I don't have to worry about the kids getting into them and making a huge mess.


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