7 Easy Christmas Crafts

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Latest Comments

Sigo

"I remember my grandmother having one of those kinds of blankets. I used to like to feel the texture of it. I love this idea to make snowballs with one. Really clever!"

paver2

"It's closer to July right now than December so my mind automatically jumped to July 4th when I saw the star! It would make an awesome decoration for Independence Day in the US. A dozen or so (50?) strung out like a banner would be impressive. It looks like an easy enough project (maybe not 50 of them) and I really like the look of the star, so I might try it."

Crafty Suz

"This is hysterical. I have got to make one of these for my son. We love this movie and the Fra-gee--lay has been one of the most comedic notes for us. This is such an easy pattern to embroider. If you don't know how to embroider there are small canvasses that would work great to do this as a tiny painting."

Crafty Suz

"My sister will love this ornament. She collects snowmen and women. It is so cute and is quite easy to make. I would have fun making a collection of them with different colors. I think girl and boy snow people will be just right. I would probably hang them on fishing line or thread."

Crafty Suz

"This is such a great idea. This would be a cute craft for a birthday party close to Christmas. It would be a perfect craft for a school study unit that many elementary students have. I know my boys would have loved these when they were in kindergarten and first grade. Our family members at any age love to make ornaments."

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There's something about clay crafting that takes me back to my childhood. When I was little, I loved the feel of the clay in my hands and I enjoyed the endless possibility of turning a block of clay into something beautiful. Now, I still find that same childlike joy when I work with clay...and I love learning how I can transform it into everything from jewelry to elegant home decor.

One of my favorite clays to work with is Sculpey clay. Durable and available in a crazy amount of colors, Sculpey clay is my go-to for jewelry and home decor projects. I also love the cute 6-pack containers filled with 1oz blocks of coordinating colors. This makes creating jewelry much easier, as I don't have to worry about my colors not matching.

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No matter what your age, one thing's for sure. Sometimes there's just no better pleasure than indulging in a childhood passion, and with the lovely Sculpey clay from Polyform, not only will you be able to satisfy your childhood imagination, but you'll be able to create something truly beautiful besides!

What do you like making with clay?