Since Santa will be making a visit to your house to leave lovely gifts – why not get the kids to make him an adorable plate to put his cookies on. It’s a great way to get little fingers involved in the festivities and it will help to keep them amused too. You can use Sharpies on a dollar store plate or paint and they would also make a great present for family and friends too. They are sure to be treasured for eternity and they will also be nice to look back on once kids are grown up.
1. Santa Plate
Each reindeer is a thumbprint from Dad Mom and baby. The Santa is your child’s hand print.
2. Santa’s Cookies
Christmas Art Project Paint with Acrylic paint and bake for 30 minutes. Let dry and spray with acrylic spray. Can make any variation on plate!! Easy and fun for preschoolers.
3. Christmas Shapes
Use Sharpies to draw on Dollar Store plates. Preheat the oven to 350 and bake for 30 minutes! It will now be permanent and safe! BTW-if a mistake is made with a Sharpie, scribble over it with a dry erase marker and wipe off with a paper towel! I promise, it will work!
4. Handprint Christmas Plates
5. Family Christmas Plate
This plate was painted with oil based sharpie paint pens and baked at 350 for 30 minutes.
6. Christmas Stockings
Stockings have never looked cuter than when displayed on a hand crafted item.
7. Fingerprint Deer
What a cute way to immortalize their fingerprints forever.
8. Mistletoes
9. Footprint Christmas Plate
10. Deer & Lights
11. Santa & Rudolph
Make Santa & Rudolph using a hand print for the deer and a foot print for Santa. Decorate the outside of the plate with red and green dots to make it look even more festive.
12. Footprint Snowman
13. Footprint Car & Tree
What a sweet Christmas scene crafted from your own child’s footprints. This would be a really cute one to hang up year after year on the walls.
