Deer-ly Appreciated Oven Mitt Gift

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Deer-ly Appreciated Oven Mitt Gift

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Deer-ly Appreciated Oven Mitt Gift
Deer-ly Appreciated Oven Mitt Gift

Everyone loves to know they are appreciated, and this holiday season you can let those around you know that you care by giving them a Deerly-Appreciated Oven Mitt Gift. This adorable DIY gift is a perfect present to give to family members, friends, teachers, and holiday party hostesses. All you need is a dollar store oven mitt and some extra fabric to create this super-cute reindeer craft. Use the free printables provided in the tutorial to make this darling homemade gift, and let someone know how much they are appreciated this Christmas season.

Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Main MaterialFabric

Easy

This Rudolph-inspired oven mitt is one of the best homemade Christmas gifts for anyone you know. However, did you know that Santa's reindeer were first referenced in The Night Before Christmas? Also known as A Visit from St. Nicholas, this poem from 1823, is still a Christmastime staple. However, only Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen were named. It wasn't until the story, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, was published in 1939 that Rudolph became part of Santa's sleigh-pullers. The song of the same name followed in 1949, increasing the popularity of the now infamous red-nosed reindeer. There's no character quite like Rudolph and he has become one of the most iconic Christmas characters known by adults and children alike. They were right, Rudolph would go down in history. Christmas wouldn't be the same without him, especially with ideas for homemade Christmas gifts like this one. 

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Santa has to have elves all over the place spying on who is being good and bad, so why not have a spying reindeer? What a better way to play up the story than to tell little ones the oven mitts watch them while they eat to see if they eat their veggies. I think it sounds fun.

This is so cute and after reading thru the directions even I can make it. That says how easy it really is. I would like to make a pair for my aunt. Maybe make the second one a girl reindeer. Nothing a red bow, smaller antlers and blue eyes couldn't do. Thanks for the pattern.

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