Frugal Kid’s Christmas Craft: Thumbprint Ornaments

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Here’s a fun activity to do with the kids that doubles as a great gift!

Thumb Print Christmas Ornaments

Materials:
Store Bought Ornaments (only 77 cents each at local craft stores)
Various Colors of Paint

Directions:
1. Have your child select the designs they’d like for the ornaments. I had a whole bunch I had googled and let the kids select
2. Using your child’s thumb or index finger, have fun creating Christmas images!
3. You’ll need to use additional paint and tiny paintbrushes to embellish the images (I also added glitter glue for reindeer noses).

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