Then let them randomly glue on pom poms. A little or a lot -- they can decide! Use a portion of a paper towel or toilet paper roll for the trunk. Then we found a star in my craft stash. We used glue and glitter to make it shine. I used a toothpick to add it on top.
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My daughter would love to make these adorable trees. Most importantly you made me feel a little peace today. I was silent on Friday and Saturday to reflect and deal with it all. Now I need to make things "normal" for my child. What a nice gift you have given me today. I saw your trees on Google + and am so glad I clicked over to your blog.
I wanted to tell you that I used your idea for rolling cereal box cardboard to form a cone for a tree base. While I loved your feather tree, I felt sure it would be too tempting for our cat, so I decorated my trees with buttons. Time consuming, but what a lovely result! Being house bound at the moment, your idea of using the cardboard that I already had meant I could enjoy some Christmas crafting without having to get out to buy supplies. Thanks!
On a serious note, please know that we, along with so many around the world are thinking of your country and its families and schools and wishing you all healing. and peace.
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