Little kids love showing their grandparents how much they adore
them. Around the holidays, you can let them be a part of the
gift-giving process by letting them create their presents for
Grandma and Grandpa. We've picked some of our favorite ideas
for DIY gifts from the grandkids.
Do your kids make anything for their grandparents? Share your
ideas!
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
DIY holiday gifts from the grandkids
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Simple box of love
An adorable poem tied with ribbon around a box decorated by the grandkid(s). Simple, sweet and very inexpensive. Boxes can be decorated with foam embellishments or stickers. All mom or dad needs to do is print out the poem. Find the poem and more instructions at Amazing Moms.
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Posted by Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:10am PST
Report Abuseits all so cute, and very inventive! I love the tea bags!
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Posted by Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:31am PST
Report AbuseMy daughter still makes things with the kind of clay that you bake and it gets hard. The older she gets the more intricate the objects are. She just made her dad a miniature electric guitar - complete with guitar stand. It looks very realistic!!
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Posted by Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:45pm PST
Report AbuseMy kids and I made gifts for the grandparents a couple years ago. One idea was angel magnents We took pics of the kids and cut out there face in round circles for the head, used paper doilies folded into fourths shapesfor the body and wings cut from syrofoam plates, halos were made from silver pipe cleaners and a magnent was attached to the back. MIL still has her little "angels" on the fridge. We also made snowflake pins using the same pics of thier faces cut out and decoupaged to the center of a painted and glittered wooden snowflake ornament with a broach pin hot glued to the back. The last idea we used was fleece scarves with cut fringe. I had the kids trace thier hands on colored felt and sewed thier three left hand prints on one side and thier three right hand prints on the right side.
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Posted by Sat Dec 20, 2008 3:25am PST
Report AbuseMy grandchildren are always bringing little things they make. I love each one of them and keep them all. They drew their hands and made little reindeer out of them with their names and the year on them. They have made little cards out of wrapping paper and wrote in them even when in kindergarten. They are still on the refrigerator for Christmas. My son who is 38 this year made a plate in kindergarten for Christmas and drew on it. It is still on the counter displayed and he looks for it! Homemade presents from the heart mean the most. Merry Christmas to all.
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