Christmas, such a special time of the year! It is filled with joy, laughter, love, warmth, cheerfulness and many wonderful moments with the loved ones. For many people worldwide it is undoubtedly one of their favourite holidays.
Preparing for Christmas is just as exciting as celebrating it. Decorating the house and making gifts for friends and family slowly gets people into the Christmas spirit. And the options and creative ways for decorating are nearly endless. For example, these fun Christmas printables can help you create simple but stylish crafts. To get you started, here are some ideas for Christmas crafts using labels that will help you add a nice touch to your holiday celebration.
Christmas tree is probably one of the first things that come to mind when thinking of Christmas. So, go with your family and pick out a tree that will fit your house just right. Find the best place in the house, wrap Christmas lights around the tree and start hanging your favourite ornaments. To add a more personal touch to your tree, ask your children to make a Christmas wish, write it down on one of the labels, secure it with a wire or ribbon with a loop, and hang it on the tree. You can fold the wish label into a roll so that the text cannot be seen, and tie it with a red ribbon. When Christmas day comes, the wish can be unveiled.
Gifts are also a very important part of celebrating Christmas. Everyone loves a Christmas party with gift exchange. Remember that gifts don’t need to be large and expensive. Homemade Christmas presents are even more meaningful than those you can buy in a shop. Your closest friends and family will surely appreciate the time and effort you’ve put into creating it according to their personality. Find the perfect idea for everyone and try making gifts with seed heads sprayed gold, then tie them with a red ribbon, and add a tag with a joyful Christmas message. You can also create Christmas wreaths and decorate them with candles and personalized wishes written on stickers. The labels can also come in very handy as gift tags, so you won’t be confused which present is for whom.
You can even include your little ones in the preparation process. Making Christmas cards for friends and family can be a simple and fun project for the youngsters. Just print some extra labels and let them create the most cheerful cards for the big day.
Labels can also be useful in the kitchen. If you’re planning to bake or cook some dishes from the Christmas menu in advance and leave them in the freezer till Christmas comes, you can label all frozen food containers and note down when you’ve frozen them and what’s inside the packaging.
Hopefully, these ideas will help you with Christmas organization and decorating. Create a list of all the things you want to do, print the labels and start crafting for Christmas.
Anna Marikar, mum of four and seasoned blogger, has spent over a decade sharing her parenting journey and passion for kid-friendly crafts and free printables.
Her easy-to-follow craft ideas and practical parenting advice have transformed In The Playroom into a cherished resource for parents.
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