Here’s a simple Christmas tree craft that makes a lovely decoration. It’s also great for fine motor skills! . You will need: • cardboard • paint sticks/felt tips • green thick yarn/ wool • pom poms . What to do: . 1. Cut a Christmas tree shape from cardboard. . 2. Colour the trunk in brown. . 3. Wind the yarn/wool around the tree, being careful to keep it tight. When it’s well covered, cut the wool and tie a knot at the back. . 4. Glue a star on the top cut out of cardboard or use a foam sticker

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Want to make your own beautiful floral cluster for your Christmas tree or centerpiece? It’s easier than you think! In just a few simple steps, you can create a stunning arrangement with just two flowers & two sprays!✨ Here’s how: 1️⃣ Place two sprays together. Choose two different profiles-like a berry and leaf. Pull some of the bottom spray forward to marry them together. 2️⃣ Add your flowers on top of the sprays, angling the heads in different directions. 3️⃣ Twist one of the stems around all