Mistletoe is such a pretty plant. We usually buy a bunch in December to hang inside our home – the perfect thing to grab a Christmas kiss under! This year we couldn’t find any to bring indoors so we decided to make our own mistletoe sun catcher.
Mistletoe sun catcher craft for kids
We used: cellophane wrappers from sweets, contact paper and white card.
First I drew a piece of mistletoe on a sheet of white card.
I cut out the mistletoe using my scalpel and cutting mat but you could do this with scissors. I covered one side with a piece of contact paper then my daughter snipped the cellophane pieces and covered the contact paper with green pieces. When she had finished I covered the other side with more contact paper and cut around the mistletoe.
The weather has been beautiful lately, perfect blue skies but bitingly cold – just how I like winter to be.
Our mistletoe sun catcher looks beautiful against the winter sky and will hopefully continue to bring us pleasure on the grey days too.
3 Comments
Laura
January 8, 2017 at 4:47 pmThis is such a cute Christmas craft and so easy and doable for little ones. Going to bookmark this for next year
Laura x
Mellissa Williams
January 8, 2017 at 5:03 pmThis is a great little craft activity to make with kids. Let’s hope we get the sun now in January.
Rachel - Doodle and Stitch
January 12, 2017 at 3:53 pmThis is a really cute idea!