There are lots of great online resources for upcycled craft ideas – it’s amazing what you can make from waste!
We always love making this simple reindeer picture frame with families during December – all you need is a cardboard box, red nose, a couple of eyes, paper for antlers, and paint. And a big smile.
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Or how about Orinoco’s cork reindeers? And anyone for Snowmen Tin Can bowling?
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And making garlands is always fun to do with children – just have a rummage through your recycling bin for old paper, magazines and brightly coloured plastic or foil, which all can be used – or popcorn!
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Environmental charity Hubbub shares 10 Christmas crafts and activities for kids – including salt dough decorations, orange peel shapes and popcorn strings.
We’d love to see what you make this Christmas – share your photos with us on Facebook.
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