Green poster board
Red yarn
Yellow poster board
Double sided tape
Glue
Assorted colored paper
Scissors
Small sprigs of spruce
2 different size plates
Yarn needle
Wide red ribbon
13 Individually wrapped candies
1 Medium cup
1 Large cup

Directions:
Take the green poster board and draw two different size circles using the plates to trace the circle. Cut the circles out and glue the spruce sprigs onto one side of the ring, to completely cover it.

Take the yellow poster board and draw twelve small circles and one large circle using the two different size cups as a guideline. With the scrape paper draw and cut out twelve stars. Then place one star on each circle and place one piece of candy on each star and glue to the large spruce covered ring.

Using the yarn needle make a hole in each yellow card circle. Thread the yarn through each hole and tie in a pretty bow. Make a hole at the top of the green circle and pull a piece of red yarn through the top hole to make a hanger.

2. Stand the box on end and drill two small holes where a carrot nose should go (a parent's job). Bend a short orange pipe cleaner into a V-shape, insert the tips into the holes, and then bend the tips against the inside of the box to secure them.

3. Draw eyes and a mouth with coloured markers.

4. For arms, make matching holes through the box top and bottom and thread through a long brown pipe cleaner.

5. Tie a ribbon scarf around the box after you have closed it and glue on buttons. Top it all off with a ski hat made by cutting off the tube portion of colored sock, tightly tying one end with a piece of yarn and stretching the open end onto the snowman's head.

2. In order to make faces for the angel, Santa, soldier and elf, cut 3-inch-wide circles out of orange or pink paper, and glue them onto the tubes.

3. Cut small circles for eyes and noses, mini rectangles for eyebrows and crescent shapes for mouths and moustaches. Roll a tiny orange cone for the snowman's nose, then make four small snips around the cone's base and glue the tabs to his face. For Santa's beard, glue on layers of 1-inch-wide white paper circles.

4. To make a tall, pointed hat for Santa or the elf, wrap a 2- by 5-inch paper rectangle around the tube top and glue the overlapped edges together. Pinch the top of the hat closed and trim with a paper pom-pom. You will do good by adding a brow band in a contrasting color. For the snowman's and soldier's hats, roll and glue a 2- by 5-inch paper rectangle into a cylinder. Make small slits along one end and fold the tabs in toward the center of the cylinder. Glue a 2 1/2-inch circle on top of the tabs. Trim

5. Finish with distinguishing details for each figure. Use yellow curls and a lacy collar to frame the angel's face. Add a halo and wings. Complete Santa's uniform with a broad black belt and buckle. Decorate the soldier with golden epaulets, coat lapels, and buttons. Fringe the ends of a 1- by 7-inch rectangle for the snowman's scarf. Glue on pointed elf ears and feet, and top of the reindeer with ears and antlers .

2. Pin the stockings together with the fur stockings on the inside, furry sides in, and the red stockings on the outside.

3. Whipstitch around the edge with the red floss to sew the shapes together. Leave the top unsewn.

4. At the top, sew together the front 2 edges, then the back 2, with the white embroidery floss.

5. Fold down the top to make a cuff.

6. The Trimmings: Cut 2 star shapes from the yellow felt.

7. Whipstitch around the edges by using the yellow floss, sewing the stars together. Leave a small section unsewn.

8. Stuff the star with fiberfill, then finish sewing the edges.

9. Write your child's name on the star with fabric paint and sew it to the edge of the cuff.

10. Tape the ends of the cord to keep them from fraying and then sew the cord to the stocking for hanging.

2. Twist together the two ends, and the strand is ready to shape into a star, a candy cane, or another festive object.

2. Wind the fabric curler up the hair from the ends towards your head. Do this slowly and make sure you do not let go of either end of the curler.

3. When you can wind no further, hold the ends of the curler and bring them together. Cross the ends over to lock the curler in place.

4. Repeat all over your head.Remember,the bigger the sections of hair you wind,the looser the wave will be.For really tight curls, take only small sections and use lots of curlers.

5. Leave your curlers in overnight. They are very soft, so they are comfortable to sleep in. To reveal your Wonder- Waves,gently undo and remove each curler.Use your fingers to "rake" through each wave.You will look amazing!