Hallmark Dr. Seuss’s How The Grinch Stole Christmas! 11″ Miniature Countdown Calendar Paper Tree – Only $12.92!
Grab this now at this super low price to use for Christmas later this year! Head over to Amazon where you can get this Hallmark Dr. Seuss’s How The Grinch Stole Christmas! 11″ Miniature Countdown Calendar Paper Tree for only $12.92! (Reg. $29.99) Additional details include:
- Count down the 12 days leading up to Christmas while showing your love for the Dr. Seuss classic “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” Kit includes a tabletop Christmas tree for display, 12 mini Hallmark Christmas ornaments and assembly instructions.
- MINI TREE AND ORNAMENTS: (Christmas tree) 6.3 x 11 x 5.5 (mini ornaments) 1.5 H each
- Cardstock paper Christmas tree and shatterproof plastic ornaments.
- Includes: One Hallmark Christmas countdown calendar kit and 12 mini ornaments packaged in a box.
- Great Christmas gift idea for fans of Dr. Seuss books and the holiday classic “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!”
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Precious Moments Elf Christmas Countdown Only $6.73! (Reg $25.99)
This Precious Moments elf shelf sitter features a clever idea – a Christmas countdown with pockets on the dangling legs! Have some holiday fun with this clever elf countdown shelf sitter that’s on Amazon for only $6.73! (Reg $25.99) With cute braids, a big smile, Precious Moments teardrop-shaped eyes, she’s sure to add fun to any holiday décor. Place small wrapped sweet treats, cute notes of encouragement with good deed suggestions, trinkets, and jewelry in the felt pockets and enjoy a fun countdown to Christmas!
Keep in mind, Amazon pricing can change at any time! Don’t wait to purchase this deal or it might be gone when you come back! This item will ship free for all Amazon Prime members. Or, regular members can score free shipping by adding $25 or more worth of eligible items to your cart. You can get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime here.
How to Make a Christmas Countdown Chain Using Your Halloween Candy
Now that Halloween is over, do you have a TON of candy? What do you do with it? How do you minimize the intake of sugar for your kids? Here is a great way to solve all of your questions- Make a Christmas Countdown Chain! This chain seriously saves me from kid tantrums and tears. Instead of them asking every 10 minutes if they can have another piece of candy, they know that they get one piece a day and each day means it’s closer to Christmas! It does take some time, but the kids can help you out! Here’s how you do it:
Supplies you need:
Plastic Wrap
Ribbon or Yarn- cut into strips long enough to tie
Scissors
Halloween Candy (# depending on when you start your chain-days to Christmas.)
Directions:
Stretch your Plastic Wrap out and keep it straight. Don’t cut it off until you are completely done. Tie Ribbon on the end and add in your first piece of candy. Next you’ll want to wrap the plastic wrap around the candy and twist the end a few times so the candy doesn’t fall out. Then add another ribbon. Repeat this step until you have all of your pieces in your plastic wrap. End the chain with another ribbon-twisting before you tie. That’s it!
Tips:
#1: If you have more than one child, consider using different colors of ribbon or yarn for each kid. That way they know which chain is theirs just by looking at the color.
#2: Remember to twist the wrap after each candy, otherwise they tend to fall out.
#3 If you don’t have enough pieces to go all the way until Christmas, consider going until Thanksgiving or even through the month of November. There can be different ending times, depending on the amount of candy you have.
Melissa & Doug Coutdown to Christmas Wooden Advent Calendar Only $17.12!
Today, we are exactly 3 months away from Christmas, are you ready? Right now Amazon has their Melissa & Doug Countdown to Christmas Wooden Advent Calendar for only $17.12! It comes with the magnetic wooden tree, 24 ornaments and the shining star as well as a cute holiday poem on the back to encourage family communication and a festive “read-aloud” ritual.
Keep in mind, Amazon pricing can change at any time! Don’t wait to purchase this deal or it might be gone when you come back! This item will ship free for all Amazon Prime members. Or, regular members can score free shipping by adding $25 or more worth of eligible items to your cart. You can get a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime here.
How to Make a Christmas Countdown Chain Using Your Halloween Candy
Now that Halloween is over, do you have a TON of candy? What do you do with it? How do you minimize the intake of sugar for your kids? Here is a great way to solve all of your questions- Make a Christmas Countdown Chain! This chain seriously saves me from kid tantrums and tears. Instead of them asking every 10 minutes if they can have another piece of candy, they know that they get one piece a day and each day means it’s closer to Christmas! It’s super simple and even the kids can help out. Here’s how you do it:
Supplies you need:
Plastic Wrap
Ribbon or Yarn- cut into strips long enough to tie
Scissors
Halloween Candy (# depending on when you start your chain-days to Christmas.)
Directions:
Stretch your Plastic Wrap out and keep it straight. Don’t cut it off until you are completely done. Tie Ribbon on the end and add in your first piece of candy. Next you’ll want to wrap the plastic wrap around the candy and twist the end. Then add another ribbon. Repeat this step until you have all of your pieces in your plastic wrap. End the chain with another ribbon-twisting before you tie. That’s it!
Tips:
#1: If you have more than one child, consider using different colors of ribbon or yarn for each kid. That way they know which one is theirs just by looking at the color.
#2: Remember to twist the wrap after each candy, otherwise they tend to fall out.
#3 If you don’t have enough pieces to go all the way until Christmas, consider going until Thanksgiving or even through the month of November. There can be different ending times, depending on the amount of candy you have.