”Wooden Peg Doll Winter Snow Family” This little family is so happy that it snowed overnight and has now gone out on their sleds to have some winter fun.     Time required: about 30 minutes Difficulty Level: Easy Material List: - wooden peg dolls in different sizes - knitted tubes in different widths depending on the size of the dolls (you can make these by using a knitting mill - small embellishments such as buttons, beads, felt, etc... to decorate their sweaters - small bits of yarn to tie off the caps - strong glue or hot glue gun Instructions: 1. To make a sweater for the peg doll body, cut a length of tube that is about 5 cm or 2 inches longer than the body itself. Roll up each edge and then slip it over the peg doll. Add an embellishment on the front of the doll. These normally stay put on their own but you can also add a drop of glue underneath the sweater if you want. 2. To make the beanie cap, cut a piece of tube that is a length you like and tie off one edge with yarn to prevent any further fraying. Roll up the other end and place the cap over the head of the peg doll. You may add a drop of glue inside the cap if you like.     The neighbor kids came by on their sleds with a wreath to give as a gift. The wreath is made by wrapping a small wooden ring with yarn and then gluing small beads onto it.   Home Advent Calendars Angels Basic Christmas Crafts Christmas Around the World Christmas Cards Christmas Carols Christmas Coloring Book Pages Christmas Freebies Christmas Games and Puzzles Christmas in Germany Christmas Recipes Christmas Stories and Poems Christmas Trees Crochet and Knitting Cross Stitch Crafts Decorating Ideas Fabric Crafts Floral Craft Ideas German Christmas Crafts Gift Wrapping Ideas Gingerbread Men Handmade Gifts to Craft and Sew Kids Christmas Crafts Paper Crafts Patchwork & Quilting Reindeer Crafts Santa Crafts Scrapbook Layouts Snowflakes Snowman Crafts Stars Stockings Tags Tree Ornaments Wood Crafts Wreaths             Copyright: If you would like to share Christmas-Projects.com crafts or recipes, please read here before doing so.

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