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- Cute Christmas Crafts
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Do you have a favorite Christmas craft or ornament you'd like to share? We would love to see it! For more Christmas ideas from FamilyFun.com, visit the url below.
http://familyfun.go.com/arts-and-crafts/season/minisite/christmas-main/
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- kayceecat - November 07, 2008
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That mouse is simply adorable, right down to the candy cane tail!
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - November 08, 2008
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That mouse is simply adorable, right down to the candy cane tail!
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There are so many adorable ornaments! I can't wait to get started!
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- Pnkrosbsh - November 09, 2008
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i always try to make either my christmas cards or an ornament for our family ornament exchange..this year has been very hard since my son and his family moved in with us, i had to give up my craft room and havent had the extra time and 'room' needed for my crafts..i love the mouse it looks like something my grandchildren can do with me
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - November 10, 2008
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i always try to make either my christmas cards or an ornament for our family ornament exchange..this year has been very hard since my son and his family moved in with us, i had to give up my craft room and havent had the extra time and 'room' needed for my crafts..i love the mouse it looks like something my grandchildren can do with me
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My little cousins are coming over on Saturday to make these mice. We're going to try to figure out how to turn them into ornaments.
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- desurae - November 11, 2008
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My little cousins are coming over on Saturday to make these mice. We're going to try to figure out how to turn them into ornaments.
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We made these last year and they hang nicely on the tree from their little curved candy cane tails. We are going to be making them again for my daughter's teachers. They are just so cute!!!
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - November 12, 2008
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We made these last year and they hang nicely on the tree from their little curved candy cane tails. We are going to be making them again for my daughter's teachers. They are just so cute!!!
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That's good to know desurae. I think the little guys are going to have fun with this. :)
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- ferrari-johnson - November 14, 2008
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My nephew learned how to make candy canes last year in third grade. You take a piece of paper (8 and 1/2 X 11 preferably) and a ruler. You space out lines and color in every other one red. You then twist the paper and shape it into a candy cane. My youngest son went crazy over this and they spent hours making them and hanging them all over the house!
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- FamilyHost_Annabelle - November 15, 2008
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My nephew learned how to make candy canes last year in third grade. You take a piece of paper (8 and 1/2 X 11 preferably) and a ruler. You space out lines and color in every other one red. You then twist the paper and shape it into a candy cane. My youngest son went crazy over this and they spent hours making them and hanging them all over the house!
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I love that! Thanks for sharing the idea with us. :)
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