MAtERIALS :
DIRECtIoNS :
1 . Simply write your child ’ s wish list on the small paper , or if your child is old enough , let him or her write the list .
2 . Using a funnel , pour Epsom salt into the ornament - just enough to cover the bottom well .
3 . Roll up your list and push it through the hole into the ornament .
4 . Getting the list unrolled once inside takes a bit of finesse , but the eraser end of a pencil is helpful .
5 . Once the list is in place , put the top on the ornament . 6 . Use craft stickers , glitter glue or use a permanent marker to write your child ’ s name and the year .
MAtERIALS :
• Clear glass or plastic ornaments from a craft store
• Epsom salt
• Small paper and pen
DIRECtIoNS :
1 . Simply write your child ’ s wish list on the small paper , or if your child is old enough , let him or her write the list .
2 . Using a funnel , pour Epsom salt into the ornament - just enough to cover the bottom well .
3 . Roll up your list and push it through the hole into the ornament .
4 . Getting the list unrolled once inside takes a bit of finesse , but the eraser end of a pencil is helpful .
5 . Once the list is in place , put the top on the ornament . 6 . Use craft stickers , glitter glue or use a permanent marker to write your child ’ s name and the year .
If you ’ re pressed for time or don ’ t feel too crafty , you can use premade gift tags , holiday stickers or any adorable craft supplies from your favorite craft store . Decorative embellishments are a great substitute for a full DIY project . But it might be more fun to make your own !
I also have sweet tiny handwritten notes from my children in ornaments made the same way . These make great gifts for family members , teachers , and friends , too !
Wishing you all a very merry Christmas !
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