Clay pot nativity

Where did November go? If anyone's seen it, please let me know, I blinked and missed it! So, over at Blue Eyed Blessings, Heidi is doing the December craft challenge, and the theme is Christmas decor. Since I missed November and I'm now trying to get everything ready for Christmas, I didn't have time to make anything new, but do have a number of older crafts to show you. Gingerbread Boy Garland This first one, I need to appologize for the quality of the picture, due to the lighting, I had…

This DIY Flower Pot Nativity Set is such a sweet and simple way to make your own Nativity scene. This Christmas craft is easy enough for kids to make.

This week for Scouts, we had the boys work on their 'Artist' badge by making a little Christmas nativity. My partner had been given a gift o...

My 10-year-old is a little crafter. She loves to sit and draw and make things, so when she came to me and asked if she could make presents for her grandmas this year for Christmas, I was completely on board! We dug through my crafts supplies to see

I've been making some Christmas crafts. Picked up these 1 1/2 inch clay pots at Pat Catan's the other day. The ball knobs for Mary's and Joseph's head are 1 1/2 inch. Baby Jesus is a 3/4 inch wood bead. I added burlap head and shoulder wraps. I decided to use white hemp for the bow and tie. Clay pot for the baby is filled with shredded straw for the manger. Eyes were made using tip of paint brush dipped in black paint. I forgot how much I enjoy making other crafts besides stamping. This is…

Nativity manger clay pot. Terracotta pot, Wooden spoons, ribbon, string, bells, buttons, doll hair, wooden pieces, scrap fabric used to create manger scene. Image only.

Theres nothing more signature of Christmas than a sweet nativity set, and this one is as sweet as they come. Get in the holiday spirit with a craft that has the religious meaning we search for this time of year. This Clay Pot Nativity is a great religious craft to help you get ready for the Christmas season, and its easy enough for the kids to help. Teach your kids and grandkids the meaning of the season with this simple religious craft.

Try out these wildly fun popsicle stick projects! They are perfect for kids, teens, and adults. I'm sharing ideas to transform them into puppets, turkeys, Santa Claus, snowmen, reindeer, and more!

Last December, I found a box of little clay pots at a thrift store.Thirty for $1.25!I didn't need them.I had no idea of what I would use them for.But, they were SO tiny and SO cute,I had to buy them.A few days later, I found Jennifer's craftat Kids on the Grand. Perfect!To make it easier for

Clay pot art

This guide is about making clay pot angels. Terra cotta clay flower pots are a great starting place for many crafts.

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