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- Daughters: Ages 11 & 8
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- Christmas around the World
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My family is Swedish and I just love adding touches of Scandinavian Christmas items out (just like I remember my great grandmother doing)! I was so delighted to find a craft for a Scandinavian Christmas Crown at Crayola.com to share with my children this year... http://www.crayola.com/crafts/detail/scandinavian-christmas-crown-craft/
What are some of your great family craft making traditions?
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- maddoxabz - December 11, 2008
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My very best friend is Jewish and our children are really close. Because of this I bought a few Hanukkah ornaments to hang on our tree. We painted a star of David, a menorah and a dradle. My friend has a "Hanukkah Tree" and she hangs both Christmas and Hanukkah ornaments that the kids make together. We also get together and make latkes with the kids.
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- FamilyHost_Jen - December 11, 2008
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My very best friend is Jewish and our children are really close. Because of this I bought a few Hanukkah ornaments to hang on our tree. We painted a star of David, a menorah and a dradle. My friend has a "Hanukkah Tree" and she hangs both Christmas and Hanukkah ornaments that the kids make together. We also get together and make latkes with the kids.
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I heard something about this on TV today and they called it Chrismakah (not sure how to spell that one). It was so nice to see how different religions can share both holidays!
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- nadineleemooney - December 15, 2008
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you know what we really do not have any great family crafting traditions that deal with our heritage..and i feel that is a great thing to start doing with my own children.........any irish and italian crafting ideas out there?
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- ferrari-johnson - December 16, 2008
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you know what we really do not have any great family crafting traditions that deal with our heritage..and i feel that is a great thing to start doing with my own children.........any irish and italian crafting ideas out there?
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LOL, not unless it involves food. If you find any let me know. Need the same ones for my house!
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- FamilyHost_Jen - December 18, 2008
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LOL, not unless it involves food. If you find any let me know. Need the same ones for my house!
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Hey guys... I have not seen any but surely will keep my eyes open and post one as soon as I find it!
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- Mom2SammyW - December 18, 2008
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you know what we really do not have any great family crafting traditions that deal with our heritage..and i feel that is a great thing to start doing with my own children.........any irish and italian crafting ideas out there?
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We're Italian and what we used to do when I was little was to go over to Nana's house (great grandmother) and make our initials out of biscotti dough. When they were baked, we'd decorate our initials, then put them on the tree. :) We usually did that on Christmas Eve day, before Mass. Then we'd eat the cookies before Christmas dinner "for good luck."
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- FamilyHost_Jen - December 18, 2008
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We're Italian and what we used to do when I was little was to go over to Nana's house (great grandmother) and make our initials out of biscotti dough. When they were baked, we'd decorate our initials, then put them on the tree. :) We usually did that on Christmas Eve day, before Mass. Then we'd eat the cookies before Christmas dinner "for good luck."
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There we go everyone... thanks so much Mom2SammyW!
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