20 minute crafter-reindeer thumbprint ornaments
Remember the handprint snowmen from last year?
They were so cute to see as I unpacked them this year that I knew we had to do a new version this year.
Enter reindeer thumb prints! These are even easier than last years version...want to make some?
Here is what you need, from this experience I can tell you that the matte ones work a little better and make it easier to see the thumb prints.
You also need some little thumbs.
From my experience last year, I learned to put the initials and date on first.
Paint your thumb...
And press onto ornaments...I thought I would do "eight tiny reindeer"...yeah, not when I have this many to do. :) I ended up doing 4-6 per ornament.
Once the thumbs are dry add eyes with your sharpie...
...then two lines where the antlers go....
...then add "V"s to fill them in...
And for Rudy add a nice red nose. I did this with craft paint and the end of a paint brush.
If you lower the position of the eyes you get a whole other look, one I prefer. :)
Let dry, and you are done!
These will be cute teacher and family gifts. :)
And I will be keeping a few myself, too. :)
Have fun making these! Let me know if you do, I would love to see them!
xo
They were so cute to see as I unpacked them this year that I knew we had to do a new version this year.
Enter reindeer thumb prints! These are even easier than last years version...want to make some?
Here is what you need, from this experience I can tell you that the matte ones work a little better and make it easier to see the thumb prints.
You also need some little thumbs.
From my experience last year, I learned to put the initials and date on first.
Paint your thumb...
And press onto ornaments...I thought I would do "eight tiny reindeer"...yeah, not when I have this many to do. :) I ended up doing 4-6 per ornament.
Once the thumbs are dry add eyes with your sharpie...
...then two lines where the antlers go....
...then add "V"s to fill them in...
And for Rudy add a nice red nose. I did this with craft paint and the end of a paint brush.
If you lower the position of the eyes you get a whole other look, one I prefer. :)
Let dry, and you are done!
These will be cute teacher and family gifts. :)
And I will be keeping a few myself, too. :)
Have fun making these! Let me know if you do, I would love to see them!
xo